HoopsHype on Twitter: "Adjusted to inflation, Michael Jordan's salary in his final year with the Bulls would be close to $53 million. The highest-paid NBA player this year makes $40 million. https://t.co/LG4EvoU8K6
NBA Buzz - Scottie Pippen made more money than Michael Jordan in their NBA careers. Pippen signed a 5-year, $18M deal with Chicago... then made $67.2M with Houston and Portland over 5
Michael Jordan's Salary Breakdown Per Year: Comparing The Original To What It Would Be Today - Fadeaway World
NBA News: Michael Jordan still holds the record for biggest ever NBA contract | Marca
Michael Jordan's $33.1 million contract in 97-98 season stayed the highest salary in the NBA until 2018 - The SportsRush
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NBA player salaries and take home pay
Michael Jordan Is Worth $1.6 Billion, But He Once Played an Entire NBA Season Without Pocketing a Single Dollar of Salary
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Copy of Michael Jordan's First NBA Contract Sold at Auction | HYPEBEAST
What Were Michael Jordan's Career Earnings in Comparison to Scottie Pippen?
The highest salaries in NBA history (adjusted to inflation) | HoopsHype
How many years did Michael Jordan play with the Bulls?
Photocopy of first Michael Jordan NBA contract sells for over $50,000
Michael Jordan Got Paid During The Bulls' Last Dance | FiveThirtyEight
LOOKBACK: When Jordan was paid more than 21 NBA teams
Michael Jordan Net Worth: The Billion Dollar Man - Money Nation
How Michael Jordan's salary surpassed the NBA salary cap in consecutive seasons - NBC Sports RSN
Michael Jordan's Contract: How Much Money Was Salary? | Heavy.com
NBA News: Michael Jordan still holds the record for biggest ever NBA contract | Marca
How Much Each Teammate Made During Michael Jordan's Time With the Chicago Bulls | GOBankingRates
Michael Jordan's $33.1 million contract in 97-98 season stayed the highest salary in the NBA until 2018 - The SportsRush
Almost 25 Years Later, Michael Jordan Remains the King of the Bulls With His $33.1 Million Payday in 1997-98
