Seasons

Season

Net Value

The best and worst returns on a contract in 1990-1991.

Top 10 Net Values for 1990-1991

Glossary

Salary
What he was paid that season
Net Value
Net Value in that season's dollars

Net Value in that season's dollars

Wins above pay, times what a win cost that year.

#PlayerTeamSalaryNet Value
#1David RobinsonSAS$2,265,000+7.84
#2Michael JordanCHI$2,500,000+7.29
#3John StocktonUTA$2,000,000+5.48
#4Clyde DrexlerPOR$1,180,000+4.74
#5Magic JohnsonLAL$2,400,000+4.46
#6Scottie PippenCHI$765,000+4.37
#7Karl MaloneUTA$2,260,000+4.36
#8Tim HardawayGSW$500,000+4.23
#9Charles BarkleyPHI$2,900,000+3.55
#10Kevin JohnsonPHX$1,750,000+3.53

Bottom 10 Net Values for 1990-1991

Glossary

Salary
What he was paid that season
Net Value
Net Value in that season's dollars

Net Value in that season's dollars

Wins above pay, times what a win cost that year.

#PlayerTeamSalaryNet Value
#354Danny FerryCLE$2,640,000βˆ’2.51
#353Blair RasmussenDEN$2,185,000βˆ’2.42
#352Hot Rod WilliamsCLE$3,785,000βˆ’2.37
#351Willie BurtonMIA$2,000,000βˆ’2.05
#350LaSalle ThompsonIND$2,000,000βˆ’1.93
#349Mark EatonUTA$2,000,000βˆ’1.91
#348Kevin DuckworthPOR$1,710,000βˆ’1.90
#347Dennis ScottORL$1,560,000βˆ’1.77
#346Alton ListerGSW$1,700,000βˆ’1.63
#345Jon KoncakATL$1,550,000βˆ’1.62

All-NBA Team

1st Team

Glossary

Net Value
Production above what his pay bought, in NVPs

Production above what his pay bought, in NVPs

Given how much of the season he was available. 0 means he was paid the going rate; it runs about -7 to +9, and one NVP is worth about 2.5 team wins.

NV Rank
Net Value rank that season

Net Value rank that season

Rank by Net Value among every player in the league that season. #1 is the best value in the NBA.

PlayerTeamNet ValueNV Rank
Michael JordanCHI+7.29#2
Magic JohnsonLAL+4.46#5
Karl MaloneUTA+4.36#7
David RobinsonSAS+7.84#1
Charles BarkleyPHI+3.55#9

2nd Team

Glossary

Net Value
Production above what his pay bought, in NVPs

Production above what his pay bought, in NVPs

Given how much of the season he was available. 0 means he was paid the going rate; it runs about -7 to +9, and one NVP is worth about 2.5 team wins.

NV Rank
Net Value rank that season

Net Value rank that season

Rank by Net Value among every player in the league that season. #1 is the best value in the NBA.

PlayerTeamNet ValueNV Rank
Patrick EwingNYK+1.33#41
Dominique WilkinsATL+2.93#14
Kevin JohnsonPHX+3.53#10
Clyde DrexlerPOR+4.74#4
Chris MullinGSW+1.87#24

3rd Team

Glossary

Net Value
Production above what his pay bought, in NVPs

Production above what his pay bought, in NVPs

Given how much of the season he was available. 0 means he was paid the going rate; it runs about -7 to +9, and one NVP is worth about 2.5 team wins.

NV Rank
Net Value rank that season

Net Value rank that season

Rank by Net Value among every player in the league that season. #1 is the best value in the NBA.

PlayerTeamNet ValueNV Rank
John StocktonUTA+5.48#3
James WorthyLAL+1.02#49
Bernard KingWSBβˆ’0.48#245
Hakeem OlajuwonHOU+2.83#16
Joe DumarsDET+1.94#22

All-Defensive Team

1st Team

Glossary

Net Value
Production above what his pay bought, in NVPs

Production above what his pay bought, in NVPs

Given how much of the season he was available. 0 means he was paid the going rate; it runs about -7 to +9, and one NVP is worth about 2.5 team wins.

NV Rank
Net Value rank that season

Net Value rank that season

Rank by Net Value among every player in the league that season. #1 is the best value in the NBA.

PlayerTeamNet ValueNV Rank
Dennis RodmanDET+2.11#20
David RobinsonSAS+7.84#1
Alvin RobertsonMIL+3.51#11
Michael JordanCHI+7.29#2
Buck WilliamsPORβˆ’0.13#119

2nd Team

Glossary

Net Value
Production above what his pay bought, in NVPs

Production above what his pay bought, in NVPs

Given how much of the season he was available. 0 means he was paid the going rate; it runs about -7 to +9, and one NVP is worth about 2.5 team wins.

NV Rank
Net Value rank that season

Net Value rank that season

Rank by Net Value among every player in the league that season. #1 is the best value in the NBA.

PlayerTeamNet ValueNV Rank
Joe DumarsDET+1.94#22
Hakeem OlajuwonHOU+2.83#16
Scottie PippenCHI+4.37#6
John StocktonUTA+5.48#3
Dan MajerlePHX+1.84#25

All-Rookie Team

1st Team

Glossary

Net Value
Production above what his pay bought, in NVPs

Production above what his pay bought, in NVPs

Given how much of the season he was available. 0 means he was paid the going rate; it runs about -7 to +9, and one NVP is worth about 2.5 team wins.

NV Rank
Net Value rank that season

Net Value rank that season

Rank by Net Value among every player in the league that season. #1 is the best value in the NBA.

PlayerTeamNet ValueNV Rank
Derrick ColemanNJNβˆ’0.23#157
Lionel SimmonsSAC+0.56#64
Dee BrownBOSβˆ’0.53#255
Kendall GillCHHβˆ’0.41#219
Dennis ScottORLβˆ’1.77#347

2nd Team

Glossary

Net Value
Production above what his pay bought, in NVPs

Production above what his pay bought, in NVPs

Given how much of the season he was available. 0 means he was paid the going rate; it runs about -7 to +9, and one NVP is worth about 2.5 team wins.

NV Rank
Net Value rank that season

Net Value rank that season

Rank by Net Value among every player in the league that season. #1 is the best value in the NBA.

PlayerTeamNet ValueNV Rank
Felton SpencerMIN0.00#99
Willie BurtonMIAβˆ’2.05#351
Travis MaysSACβˆ’0.94#319
Gary PaytonSEAβˆ’0.73#292
Mahmoud Abdul-RaufDENβˆ’1.57#343

Award Votes

Most Valuable Player

Glossary

Net Value
Production above what his pay bought, in NVPs

Production above what his pay bought, in NVPs

Given how much of the season he was available. 0 means he was paid the going rate; it runs about -7 to +9, and one NVP is worth about 2.5 team wins.

NV Rank
Net Value rank that season

Net Value rank that season

Rank by Net Value among every player in the league that season. #1 is the best value in the NBA.

#PlayerTeamNet ValueNV Rank
1Michael JordanCHI+7.29#2
2Magic JohnsonLAL+4.46#5
3David RobinsonSAS+7.84#1
4Charles BarkleyPHI+3.55#9
5Karl MaloneUTA+4.36#7
6Clyde DrexlerPOR+4.74#4
7Kevin JohnsonPHX+3.53#10
8Dominique WilkinsATL+2.93#14
9Larry BirdBOS+1.48#37
9Terry PorterPOR+3.18#13
11Patrick EwingNYK+1.33#41
12John StocktonUTA+5.48#3
13Isiah ThomasDETβˆ’0.77#299
14Robert ParishBOS+1.40#39
15Joe DumarsDET+1.94#22
16Bernard KingWSBβˆ’0.48#245
17Kenny SmithHOU+1.70#31
18Hakeem OlajuwonHOU+2.83#16
19Kevin McHaleBOS+1.12#46
19Tim HardawayGSW+4.23#8

Rookie of the Year

Glossary

Net Value
Production above what his pay bought, in NVPs

Production above what his pay bought, in NVPs

Given how much of the season he was available. 0 means he was paid the going rate; it runs about -7 to +9, and one NVP is worth about 2.5 team wins.

NV Rank
Net Value rank that season

Net Value rank that season

Rank by Net Value among every player in the league that season. #1 is the best value in the NBA.

#PlayerTeamNet ValueNV Rank
1Derrick ColemanNJNβˆ’0.23#157
2Lionel SimmonsSAC+0.56#64
3Dennis ScottORLβˆ’1.77#347
4Dee BrownBOSβˆ’0.53#255

Defensive Player of the Year

Glossary

Net Value
Production above what his pay bought, in NVPs

Production above what his pay bought, in NVPs

Given how much of the season he was available. 0 means he was paid the going rate; it runs about -7 to +9, and one NVP is worth about 2.5 team wins.

NV Rank
Net Value rank that season

Net Value rank that season

Rank by Net Value among every player in the league that season. #1 is the best value in the NBA.

#PlayerTeamNet ValueNV Rank
1Dennis RodmanDET+2.11#20
2David RobinsonSAS+7.84#1
3Alvin RobertsonMIL+3.51#11
4Joe DumarsDET+1.94#22
5Buck WilliamsPORβˆ’0.13#119
5Hakeem OlajuwonHOU+2.83#16
7Derek HarperDAL+1.18#42
7John StocktonUTA+5.48#3
7Michael JordanCHI+7.29#2
7Patrick EwingNYK+1.33#41
7Scottie PippenCHI+4.37#6

Sixth Man of the Year

Glossary

Net Value
Production above what his pay bought, in NVPs

Production above what his pay bought, in NVPs

Given how much of the season he was available. 0 means he was paid the going rate; it runs about -7 to +9, and one NVP is worth about 2.5 team wins.

NV Rank
Net Value rank that season

Net Value rank that season

Rank by Net Value among every player in the league that season. #1 is the best value in the NBA.

#PlayerTeamNet ValueNV Rank
1Detlef SchrempfIND+1.15#45
2Dan MajerlePHX+1.84#25
3Kevin McHaleBOS+1.12#46
4Ricky Pierceβ€”+0.87#53
5Danny AingePOR+0.94#52
6Jerry ReynoldsORL+1.52#35
6Larry SmithHOU+0.04#96
6Moses MaloneATLβˆ’0.10#117
6Thurl BaileyUTAβˆ’1.11#326

Most Improved Player

Glossary

Net Value
Production above what his pay bought, in NVPs

Production above what his pay bought, in NVPs

Given how much of the season he was available. 0 means he was paid the going rate; it runs about -7 to +9, and one NVP is worth about 2.5 team wins.

NV Rank
Net Value rank that season

Net Value rank that season

Rank by Net Value among every player in the league that season. #1 is the best value in the NBA.

#PlayerTeamNet ValueNV Rank
1Scott SkilesORL+1.73#30
2Kevin GambleBOS+0.98#50
3Kenny SmithHOU+1.70#31
4Harvey GrantWSB+1.33#40
5Tim HardawayGSW+4.23#8
6Sean ElliottSASβˆ’0.94#320
7Shawn KempSEA+1.57#33
8Bernard KingWSBβˆ’0.48#245
8Derek HarperDAL+1.18#42
8Larry SmithHOU+0.04#96
8Michael AdamsDEN+1.83#26
8Rex ChapmanCHHβˆ’0.72#289
8Scottie PippenCHI+4.37#6
8Spud WebbATL+0.67#60

All-Star

East

Glossary

Net Value
Production above what his pay bought, in NVPs

Production above what his pay bought, in NVPs

Given how much of the season he was available. 0 means he was paid the going rate; it runs about -7 to +9, and one NVP is worth about 2.5 team wins.

NV Rank
Net Value rank that season

Net Value rank that season

Rank by Net Value among every player in the league that season. #1 is the best value in the NBA.

PlayerTeamNet ValueNV Rank
Alvin RobertsonMIL+3.51#11
Bernard KingWSBβˆ’0.48#245
Brad DaughertyCLE+2.26#19
Charles BarkleyPHI+3.55#9
Dominique WilkinsATL+2.93#14
Hersey HawkinsPHI+2.32#18
Joe DumarsDET+1.94#22
Kevin McHaleBOS+1.12#46
Michael JordanCHI+7.29#2
Patrick EwingNYK+1.33#41
Ricky Pierceβ€”+0.87#53
Robert ParishBOS+1.40#39

West

Glossary

Net Value
Production above what his pay bought, in NVPs

Production above what his pay bought, in NVPs

Given how much of the season he was available. 0 means he was paid the going rate; it runs about -7 to +9, and one NVP is worth about 2.5 team wins.

NV Rank
Net Value rank that season

Net Value rank that season

Rank by Net Value among every player in the league that season. #1 is the best value in the NBA.

PlayerTeamNet ValueNV Rank
Chris MullinGSW+1.87#24
Clyde DrexlerPOR+4.74#4
David RobinsonSAS+7.84#1
James WorthyLAL+1.02#49
John StocktonUTA+5.48#3
Karl MaloneUTA+4.36#7
Kevin DuckworthPORβˆ’1.90#348
Kevin JohnsonPHX+3.53#10
Magic JohnsonLAL+4.46#5
Terry PorterPOR+3.18#13
Tim HardawayGSW+4.23#8
Tom ChambersPHXβˆ’1.56#342