Seasons

Season

Net Value

The best and worst returns on a contract in 1992-1993.

Top 10 Net Values for 1992-1993

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
#1Hakeem OlajuwonHOU$3,170,000+6.98
#2Michael JordanCHI$4,000,000+6.19
#3Charles BarkleyPHX$2,420,000+4.80
#4Karl MaloneUTA$2,854,000+4.77
#5Shaquille O'NealORL$3,000,000+4.33
#6John StocktonUTA$2,200,000+4.15
#7David RobinsonSAS$5,720,000+3.44
#8Patrick EwingNYK$3,300,000+3.27
#9Shawn KempSEA$650,000+3.12
#10Tim HardawayGSW$690,000+2.82

Bottom 10 Net Values for 1992-1993

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
#404Kevin McHaleBOS$3,500,000βˆ’2.27
#403Hot Rod WilliamsCLE$3,786,000βˆ’1.99
#402Danny FerryCLE$3,143,000βˆ’1.80
#401Jon KoncakATL$2,450,000βˆ’1.74
#400Chuck PersonMIN$2,156,000βˆ’1.71
#399Benoit BenjaminLAL$3,175,000βˆ’1.62
#398Jo Jo EnglishCHI$4,000,000βˆ’1.61
#397Jeff MaloneUTA$1,980,000βˆ’1.58
#396Kevin DuckworthPOR$2,213,000βˆ’1.51
#395Rik SmitsIND$2,000,000βˆ’1.47

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
Charles BarkleyPHX+4.80#3
Michael JordanCHI+6.19#2
Hakeem OlajuwonHOU+6.98#1
Karl MaloneUTA+4.77#4
Mark PriceCLE+2.76#11

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
Dominique WilkinsATL+1.85#26
John StocktonUTA+4.15#6
Patrick EwingNYK+3.27#8
Joe DumarsDET+1.08#45
Larry JohnsonCHH+0.93#50

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
Scottie PippenCHI+2.25#17
Tim HardawayGSW+2.82#10
DraΕΎen PetrovicNJN+0.38#83
David RobinsonSAS+3.44#7
Derrick ColemanNJN+2.06#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
Michael JordanCHI+6.19#2
Hakeem OlajuwonHOU+6.98#1
Dennis RodmanDET+0.29#89
Joe DumarsDET+1.08#45
Scottie PippenCHI+2.25#17

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
David RobinsonSAS+3.44#7
Larry NanceCLE+1.48#34
Dan MajerlePHX+2.07#21
John StarksNYK+1.62#31
Horace GrantCHI+1.50#33

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
Alonzo MourningCHH+1.35#40
Shaquille O'NealORL+4.33#5
Christian LaettnerMINβˆ’0.25#216
Tom GugliottaWSBβˆ’0.18#158
LaPhonso EllisDEN+0.63#68

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
Walt WilliamsSACβˆ’0.22#199
Latrell SprewellGSW+0.62#70
Robert HorryHOUβˆ’0.19#178
Clarence WeatherspoonPHI+0.25#94
Richard DumasPHX+1.57#32

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.

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
1Shaquille O'NealORL+4.33#5
2Alonzo MourningCHH+1.35#40

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
1Hakeem OlajuwonHOU+6.98#1
2David RobinsonSAS+3.44#7
2Michael JordanCHI+6.19#2
4Dennis RodmanDET+0.29#89
5Charles OakleyNYK+0.74#60
5Dan MajerlePHX+2.07#21
5John StarksNYK+1.62#31
5Patrick EwingNYK+3.27#8

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
1Clifford RobinsonPOR+1.16#44
2Anthony MasonNYK+0.57#73
2Danny AingePHX+0.07#109
4Dell CurryCHH+0.44#80
5Tom ChambersPHXβˆ’1.29#390

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
1Mahmoud Abdul-RaufDENβˆ’1.18#386
2Eric MurdockMIL+2.74#13
3Kenny AndersonNJNβˆ’0.04#121
4John StarksNYK+1.62#31
5Clifford RobinsonPOR+1.16#44
6Gary PaytonSEA+0.94#49
8Derrick ColemanNJN+2.06#22
9Blue EdwardsMIL+1.46#36
9Doug WestMINβˆ’0.92#363
11Alaa Abdelnabyβ€”βˆ’0.41#274
11Cedric CeballosPHX+2.46#16
11DraΕΎen PetrovicNJN+0.38#83
11Mookie BlaylockATL+2.61#15
11Shawn KempSEA+3.12#9
11Terry MillsDETβˆ’0.91#362

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.

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.