Everybody has their own style, so we gave the guys that experience," he told GQ in 2019. With over $299 million in career earnings, Paul has made habit of treating himself and others to the finer things in life.ĭuring his one-season stint with the Oklahoma City Thunder, Paul gifted the entire roster with custom-tailored designer suits of their choice. "That was important to me. The Wake Forest legend was traded to the Phoenix Suns in 2020 where he helped the young team reach the playoffs for the first time since 2009. In 2018, Paul signed a four-year, $160 million maximum contract extension with the Houston Rockets, giving him a base salary of $41,358,814 for the 2020-2021 season. That's better than any car or big house you can get." In 2017, in an effort to help with California wildfire relief, Thompson donated $1,000 for every point he scored during specific home games and ended up raising over $300,000 (via The Mercury News). If you have relationships and experiences around you, those are priceless.
My tastes aren't that extravagant," he said (via CNBC). "Wealth is a mindset. And once he returned to practice, Thompson then tore his right Achilles tendon, forcing him to miss the entire 2020-2021 season (via NBA).īut don't think that amount of money will change him. "I'm pretty simple. Unfortunately for Thompson, he missed the entire 2019-2020 season while rehabbing his ACL. So I don't buy it."ĭuring the 2019 playoffs, Thompson tore his ACL, but that (rightfully) didn't matter to Golden State who signed the three-time NBA Champion and five-time NBA All-Star to a five-year, $190 million maximum contract the following offseason that gave him a base salary of $35,361,360 during the 2020-2021. "If I spend $5,000 on a jacket, I'm probably only going to wear it once that year. I just can't," he says about buying expensive clothing. "I do have a few expensive pieces, but for the most part, I only shop in the sale section." Walker credits his Bronx upbringing for his frugality. "Yeah, I just can't. I literally only shop sale section," the four-time NBA All-Star told MassLive in 2019. While he spared no expense for his new digs, Walker won't do the same for what he puts in his closets. "I still don't buy super-expensive stuff. His plans for the land? "Six bedrooms and 6.5 bathrooms in nearly 10,000 square feet of living space" that boasts "10-foot front doors made of iron" and "a grand foyer with double bridal staircase, large kitchen, au pair suite, and paneled library." A few months after securing his contract, Walker dropped $11.2 million on a 1.5-acre plot of land in Boston's upscale suburb of Brookline (via Realtor). And it didn't take long for the March Madness legend to put that money to good use.
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