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Hoops Rumors is in the process of ranking the cap hit for each NBA player by position. We already ran down how the league’s centers and power forwards stacked up financially, and next we’ll check out the small forward position. All told, NBA teams have committed a total of $449,009,117 in salary this season to the men who man the three spot around the league. The average cap hit for a small forward this season is a solid $4,359,312, with Joe Johnson topping the list with the exorbitant sum of $24,894,863 to account for on his year-end W-2 form.

It should be noted that teams won’t necessarily pay out every dollar listed here. There are quite a few players who have non-guaranteed or partially guaranteed contracts. Some of those players will be sweating it out until January 7th. That’s when teams must waive players with no specific guarantee date written into their contracts to avoid having to guarantee their salaries for the rest of the season. In addition, incentive clauses that a player either triggers or fails to meet can leave a player with more or less money than his cap hit reflects.

Still, the purpose of this list is to show the relative pay scale by position, which is why all contracts are included in this post. The league’s small forwards are listed below, in descending order of salary. Please note that the official roster for each team was used for determining what position we listed each player under, and some of the players below may spend time at other spots on the hardwood:

1. Joe Johnson (Nets) — $24,894,863
2. LeBron James (Cavaliers) — $22,970,500
3. Carmelo Anthony (Knicks) — $22,875,000
4. Kevin Durant (Thunder) — $20,158,622
5. Paul George (Pacers) — $17,120,106
6. Kawhi Leonard (Spurs) — $16,407,500
7. Tobias Harris (Magic) — $16,000,000
8. Gordon Hayward (Jazz) — $15,409,570
9. Chandler Parsons (Mavericks) — $15,361,500
10. Danilo Gallinari (Nuggets) — $14,000,000
11. DeMarre Carroll (Raptors) — $13,600,000
12. Rudy Gay (Kings) — $12,403,101
13. Andre Iguodala (Warriors) — $11,710,456
14. Wilson Chandler (Nuggets) — $10,449,438
15. Luol Deng (Heat) — $10,151,612
16. Gerald Wallace (Waived by Sixers) — $10,105,855
17. Jeff Green (Grizzlies) — $9,450,000
18. Lance Stephenson (Clippers) — $9,000,000
19. Trevor Ariza (Rockets) — $8,193,030
20. Al-Farouq Aminu (Trail Blazers) — $8,042,895
21. Jae Crowder (Celtics) — $6,796,117
22. Michael Kidd-Gilchrist (Hornets) — $6,331,404
23. Martell Webster (Waived by Wizards) — $5,613,500
24. P.J. Tucker (Suns) — $5,500,000
25. Tony Allen (Grizzlies) — $5,168,000
26. Chase Budinger (Pacers) — $5,000,000
27. Otto Porter (Wizards) — $4,662,960
28. Mike Dunleavy (Bulls) — $4,500,000
29. Kyle Singler (Thunder) — $4,500,000
30. C.J. Miles (Pacers) — $4,394,225
31. Thabo Sefolosha (Hawks) — $4,000,000
32. Harrison Barnes (Warriors) — $3,873,398
33. Steve Novak (Thunder) — $3,750,001
34. Terrence Ross (Raptors) — $3,553,917
35. Matt Barnes (Grizzlies) — $3,542,500
36. Will Barton (Nuggets) — $3,533,333
37. Evan Turner (Celtics) — $3,425,510
38. Quincy Pondexter (Pelicans) — $3,382,023
39. Paul Pierce (Clippers) — $3,376,000
40. Maurice Harkless (Trail Blazers) — $2,894,059
41. Stanley Johnson (Pistons) — $2,841,960
42. Omri Casspi (Kings) — $2,836,186
43. Justise Winslow (Heat) — $2,481,720
44. Doug McDermott (Bulls) — $2,380,440
45. Danny Granger (Waived by Pistons) — $2,170,465
46. Joe Ingles (Jazz) — $2,150,000
47. Shabazz Muhammad (Timberwolves) — $2,056,920
48. T.J. Warren (Suns) — $2,041,080
49. Perry Jones III (Waived by Celtics) — $2,038,206
50. Giannis Antetokounmpo (Bucks) — $1,953,960
51. Kelly Oubre (Wizards) — $1,920,240
52. Sam Dekker (Rockets) — $1,646,400
53. Lance Thomas (Knicks) — $1,636,842
54. Sergey Karasev (Nets) — $1,599,840
55. Tony Snell (Bulls) — $1,535,880
56. Bruno Caboclo (Raptors) — $1,524,000
57. Caron Butler (Kings) — $1,499,187
58. Rasual Butler (Spurs) — $1,499,187
59. Richard Jefferson (Cavaliers) — $1,499,187
60. James Jones (Cavaliers) — $1,499,187
61. Metta World Peace (Lakers) — $1,499,187
62. Tayshaun Prince (Timberwolves) — $1,499,187
63. Solomon Hill (Pacers) — $1,358,880
64. Gerald Green (Heat) — $1,356,146
65. Alonzo Gee (Pelicans) — $1,320,000
66. Luc Mbah a Moute (Clippers) — $1,270,964
67. Brandon Rush (Warriors) — $1,270,964
68. Reggie Bullock (Pistons) — $1,252,440
69. Marcus Thornton (Rockets) — $1,185,784
70. Chris Copeland (Bucks) — $1,150,000
71. Damjan Rudez (Timberwolves) — $1,149,500
72. Kyle Anderson (Spurs) — $1,142,879
73. Josh Huestis (Thunder) — $1,140,240
74. Kevon Looney (Warriors) — $1,131,960
75. Luke Babbitt (Pelicans) — $1,100,602
76. Jeremy Evans (Mavericks) — $1,100,602
77. Wesley Johnson (Clippers) — $1,100,602
78. Robert Covington (Sixers) — $1,000,000
79. Chris Johnson (Jazz) — $981,348
80. Allen Crabbe (Trail Blazers) — $947,276
81. Damien Inglis (Bucks) — $855,000
82. Cleanthony Early (Knicks) — $845,059
83. Jerami Grant (Sixers) — $845,059
84. Devyn Marble (Magic) — $845,059
85. James Michael McAdoo (Warriors) — $845,059
86. JaKarr Sampson (Sixers) — $845,059
87. Kostas Papanikolaou (Nuggets) — $800,321
88. Michael Beasley (Waived by Suns via stretch provision) — $777,778
89. Anthony Brown (Lakers) — $700,000
90. Darrun Hilliard (Pistons) — $600,000
91. Maurice Ndour (Mavericks) — $525,094
92. Branden Dawson (Clippers) — $525,093
93. Lamar Patterson (Hawks) — $525,093
94. Melvin Ejim (Waived by Magic) — $150,000
95. Thanasis Antetokounmpo (Waived by Knicks) — $75,000
96. Darion Atkins (Waived by Knicks) — $75,000
97. J.J. O’Brien (Waived by Jazz) — $75,000
98. Quincy Miller (Waived by Nets) — $50,000
99. E.J. Singler (Waived by Jazz) — $50,000
100. Jamil Wilson (Waived by Mavericks) — $50,000
101. Vince Hunter (Waived by Kings) — $30,000
102. Malcolm Miller (Waived by Celtics) — $25,000
103. Axel Toupane (Waived by Raptors) — $25,000

The Basketball Insiders salary pages were used in the creation of this post.

Hoops Rumors is in the process of ranking the cap hit for each NBA player by position. We already ran down how the league’s centers stacked up financially, and next we’ll check out the power forward position. All told, NBA teams have committed a total of $479,043,452 in cap hits this season to the men who man the four spot around the league. The average salary for a power forward this season is a solid $4,477,042, with Chris Bosh topping the list with a whopping $22,192,730 coming his way for his work in 2015/16.

It should be noted that teams won’t necessarily pay out every dollar listed here. There are quite a few players who have non-guaranteed or partially guaranteed contracts. Some of those players will be sweating it out until January 7th. That’s when teams must waive players with no specific guarantee date written into their contracts to avoid having to guarantee their salaries for the rest of the season. In addition, incentive clauses that a player either triggers or fails to meet can leave a player with more or less money than his cap hit reflects.

Still, the purpose of this list is to show the relative pay scale by position, which is why all contracts are included in this post. The league’s power forwards are listed below, in descending order of salary. Please note that the official roster for each team was used for determining what position we listed each player under, and some of the players below may spend time at other spots on the hardwood:

1. Chris Bosh (Heat) — $22,192,730
2. LaMarcus Aldridge (Spurs) — $19,689,000
3. Kevin Love (Cavaliers) — $19,689,000
4. Blake Griffin (Clippers) — $18,907,725
5. Paul Millsap (Hawks) — $18,671,659
6. David Lee (Celtics) — $15,493,680
7. Draymond Green (Warriors) — $14,260,870
8. Serge Ibaka (Thunder) — $12,250,000
9. Derrick Favors (Jazz) — $12,000,000
10. Amir Johnson (Celtics) — $12,000,000
11. Kenneth Faried (Nuggets) — $11,235,955
12. Thaddeus Young (Nets) — $11,235,955
13. Zach Randolph (Grizzlies) — $9,638,555
14. Ryan Anderson (Pelicans) — $8,500,000
15. Kevin Garnett (Timberwolves) — $8,500,000
16. Taj Gibson (Bulls) — $8,500,000
17. Dirk Nowitzki (Mavericks) — $8,333,334
18. Channing Frye (Magic) — $8,193,029
19. Markieff Morris (Suns) — $8,000,000
20. Ersan Ilyasova (Pistons) — $7,900,000
21. Anthony Davis (Pelicans) — $7,070,730
22. Marvin Williams (Hornets) — $7,000,000
23. Jason Thompson (Warriors) — $6,908,685
24. Josh Smith (Clippers)— $6,899,187 (Includes the $5,400,000 he is being paid by the Pistons, who waived him via stretch provision)
25. Carl Landry (Sixers) — $6,500,000
26. Patrick Patterson (Raptors) — $6,268,675
27. Josh McRoberts (Heat) — $5,543,725
28. Nikola Mirotic (Bulls) — $5,543,725
29. Mirza Teletovic (Suns) — $5,500,000
30. Jabari Parker (Bucks) — $5,152,440
31. Jonas Jerebko (Celtics) — $5,000,000
32. Marcus Morris (Pistons) — $5,000,000
33. Trevor Booker (Jazz) — $4,775,000
34. Anthony Bennett (Raptors) — $4,597,276 (Includes the $3,650,000 he is owed by Timberwolves, who waived him)
35. Kris Humphries (Wizards) — $4,400,000
36. Derrick Williams (Knicks) — $4,400,000
37. Jason Smith (Magic) — $4,300,000
38. Aaron Gordon (Magic) — $4,171,680
39. Kristaps Porzingis (Knicks) — $4,131,720
40. Lavoy Allen (Pacers) — $4,050,000
41. Jordan Hill (Pacers) — $4,000,000
42. Nemanja Bjelica (Timberwolves) — $3,950,001
43. Marreese Speights (Warriors) — $3,815,000
44. Nick Collison (Thunder) — $3,750,000
45. Kyle O’Quinn (Knicks) — $3,750,000
46. Nerlens Noel (Sixers) — $3,457,800
47. Mike Scott (Hawks) — $3,333,333
48. Drew Gooden (Wizards) — $3,300,000
49. Julius Randle (Lakers) — $3,132,240
50. Meyers Leonard (Trail Blazers) — $3,075,880
51. Brandon Bass (Lakers) — $3,000,000
52. Anthony Tolliver (Pistons) — $3,000,000
53. Luis Scola (Raptors) — $2,900,000
54. Udonis Haslem (Heat) — $2,854,940
55. Dante Cunningham (Pelicans) —$2,850,000
56. Furkan Aldemir (Waived by Sixers) — $2,836,768
57. Darrell Arthur (Nuggets) — $2,814,000
58. Noah Vonleh (Trail Blazers) — $2,637,720
59. Frank Kaminsky (Hornets) — $2,612,520
60. Terrence Jones (Rockets) — $2,489,530
61. Andrew Nicholson (Magic) — $2,380,593
62. Myles Turner (Pacers) — $2,357,760
63. Donatas Motiejunas (Rockets) — $2,288,205
64. Jared Sullinger (Celtics) — $2,269,260
65. Trey Lyles (Jazz) — $2,239,800
66. DeJuan Blair (Wizards) — $2,000,000
67. Adreian Payne (Timberwolves) — $1,938,840
68. Ryan Kelly (Lakers) — $1,724,250
69. Lou Amundson (Knicks) — $1,635,476
70. Matt Bonner (Spurs) — $1,499,187
71. Amar’e Stoudemire (Heat) — $1,499,187
72. Charlie Villanueva (Mavericks) — $1,499,187
73. David West (Spurs) — $1,499,187
74. Mitch McGary (Thunder) — $1,463,040
75. Bobby Portis (Bulls) — $1,391,160
76. Andrea Bargnani (Nets) — $1,362,897
77. Cartier Martin (Waived by Pistons) — $1,270,965
78. Clint Capela (Rockets) — $1,242,720
79. Jarell Martin (Grizzlies) — $1,230,840
80. Tyler Hansbrough (Hornets) — $1,185,784
81. Jordan Mickey (Celtics) — $1,170,960
82. Larry Nance Jr. (Lakers) — $1,155,600
83. Chris McCullough (Nets) — $1,140,240
84. Richaun Holmes (Sixers) — $1,074,169
85. Jon Leuer (Suns) — $1,035,000
86. Rakeem Christmas (Pacers) — $1,007,026
87. Montrezl Harrell (Rockets) — $1,000,000
88. Thomas Robinson (Nets) — $981,348
89. Willie Reed (Nets) — $947,276
90. Cameron Bairstow (Bulls) — $845,059
91. JaMychal Green (Grizzlies) — $845,059
92. Cory Jefferson (Suns) — $845,059
93. Eric Moreland (Kings) — $845,059
94. Johnny O’Bryant (Bucks) — $845,059
95. Dwight Powell (Mavericks) — $845,059
96. Jarnell Stokes (Heat) — $845,059
97. Joey Dorsey (Waived by Nuggets) — $815,421
98. Cliff Alexander (Trail Blazers) — $525,093
99. Duje Dukan (Kings) — $525,093
100. Cristiano Felicio (Bulls) — $525,093
101. Jonathan Holmes (Waived by Lakers) — $525,093
102. Christian Wood (Sixers) — $525,093
103. Chuck Hayes (Waived by Rockets) — $88,187
104. Ronald Roberts (Waived by Raptors) — $75,000
105. Brandon Ashley (Waived by Mavericks) — $50,000
106. Jarrid Famous (Waived by Mavericks) — $10,000
107. Justin Harper (Waived by Nets) — $9,942

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Hoops Rumors is in the process of ranking the cap hit for each NBA player by position. The first spot on the hardwood that we’ll be looking at is the center position, a spot on the floor that has lessened in importance over the years, but one that still remains integral to a team’s success. All told, NBA teams have committed a total of $494,425,900 in cap hits this season to the men who patrol the paint around the league. The average salary for the five spot this season is a respectable $5,886,023, with Dwight Howard topping the list with a whopping $22,359,364 to account for on his year-end W-2 form.

It should be noted that teams won’t necessarily pay out every dollar listed here. There are quite a few players who have non-guaranteed or partially guaranteed contracts. Some of those players will be sweating it out until January 7th. That’s when teams must waive players with no specific guarantee date written into their contracts to avoid having to guarantee their salaries for the rest of the season. In addition, incentive clauses that a player either triggers or fails to meet can leave a player with more or less money than his cap hit reflects. Still, the purpose of this list is to show the relative pay scale by position, which is why all contracts are included in this post.

The league’s centers are listed below, in descending order of salary:

1. Dwight Howard (Rockets) — $22,359,364
2. Marc Gasol (Grizzlies) — $19,689,000
3. DeAndre Jordan (Clippers) — $19,689,000
4. Brook Lopez (Nets) — $19,689,000
5. Enes Kanter (Thunder) — $16,407,500
6. Greg Monroe (Bucks) — $16,407,500
7. DeMarcus Cousins (Kings) — $15,851,950
8. Roy Hibbert (Lakers) — $15,592,216
9. Tristan Thompson (Cavaliers) — $14,260,870
10. Andrew Bogut (Warriors) — $13,800,000
11. Al Jefferson (Hornets) — $13,500,000
12. Joakim Noah (Bulls) — $13,400,000
13. JaVale McGee (Mavericks) — $13,270,964 (Includes the $12MM owed from the Sixers, who waived him)
14. Tyson Chandler (Suns) — $13,000,000
15. Nene (Wizards) — $13,000,000
16. Robin Lopez (Knicks) — $12,650,000
17. Nikola Pekovic (Timberwolves) — $12,100,000
18. Al Horford (Hawks) — $12,000,000
19. Nikola Vucevic (Magic) — $11,250,000
20. Marcin Gortat (Wizards) — $11,217,391
21. Anderson Varejao (Cavaliers) — $9,638,554
22. Omer Asik (Pelicans) — $9,213,483
23. Tiago Splitter (Hawks) — $8,800,000
24. Kosta Koufos (Kings) — $7,700,000
25. Boris Diaw (Spurs) — $7,500,000
26. Ed Davis (Trail Blazers) — $6,980,802
27. Aron Baynes (Pistons) — $6,500,000
28. Spencer Hawes (Hornets) — $6,110,034
29. Karl-Anthony Towns (Timberwolves) — $5,703,600
30. J.J. Hickson (Nuggets) — $5,613,500
31. Brandan Wright (Grizzlies) — $5,464,000
32. Tim Duncan (Spurs) — $5,250,000
33. Zaza Pachulia (Mavericks) — $5,200,000
34. Chris Kaman (Trail Blazers) — $5,016,000
35. Chris Andersen (Heat) — $5,000,000
36. Timofey Mozgov (Cavaliers) — $4,950,000
37. Jonas Valanciunas (Raptors) — $4,660,482
38. Joel Embiid (Sixers) — $4,626,960
39. Jahlil Okafor (Sixers) — $4,582,680
40. Alexis Ajinca (Pelicans) — $4,389,607
41. Cody Zeller (Hornets) — $4,204,200
42. Ian Mahinmi (Pacers) — $4,000,000
43. Alex Len (Suns) — $3,807,120
44. Willie Cauley-Stein (Kings) — $3,398,280
45. Drew Gooden (Wizards) — $3,300,000
46. Andre Drummond (Pistons) — $3,272,091
47. John Henson (Bucks) — $2,943,221
48. Tibor Pleiss (Jazz) — $2,900,000
49. Bismack Biyombo (Raptors) — $2,814,000
50. Kevin Seraphin (Knicks) — $2,814,000
51. Tyler Zeller (Celtics) — $2,616,975
52. Joel Anthony (Pistons) — $2,500,000
53. Steven Adams (Thunder) — $2,279,040
54. Kelly Olynyk (Celtics) — $2,165,160
55. Miles Plumlee (Bucks) — $2,109,294
56. Festus Ezeli (Warriors) — $2,008,748
57. Larry Sanders (Waived by Bucks via stretch provision) — $1,865,547
58. Lucas Nogueira (Raptors) — $1,842,000
59. Jusuf Nurkic (Nuggets) — $1,842,000
60. Joffrey Lauvergne (Nuggets) — $1,709,719
61. Kendrick Perkins (Pelicans) — $1,499,187
62. Gorgui Dieng (Timberwolves) — $1,474,440
63. Mason Plumlee (Trail Blazers) — $1,415,520
64. Nikola Jokic (Nuggets) — $1,300,000
65. Sasha Kaun (Cavaliers) — $1,276,000
66. Boban Marjanovic (Spurs) — $1,200,000
67. Rudy Gobert (Jazz) — $1,175,880
68. Cole Aldrich (Clippers) — $1,100,602
69. Edy Tavares (Hawks) — $1,000,000
70. Robert Sacre (Lakers) — $981,348
71. Hassan Whiteside (Heat) — $981,348
72. Samuel Dalembert (Waived by Mavericks) — $947,276
73. Dewayne Dedmon (Magic) — $947,276
74. Mike Muscala (Hawks) — $947,276
75. Jeff Withey (Jazz) — $947,276
76. Tarik Black (Lakers) — $845,059
77. Shayne Whittington (Pacers) — $845,059
78. Salah Mejri (Mavericks) — $525,093
79. Aaron Gray (Waived by Pistons via stretch provision) — $452,049
80. Fab Melo (Waived by Grizzlies via stretch provision) — $437,080
81. Miroslav Raduljica (Waived by the Clippers via stretch provision) — $252,042
82. Robert Upshaw (Waived by Lakers) — $35,000
83. Ryan Hollins (Waived by Grizzlies) — $16,034
84. Jaleel Roberts (Waived by Wizards) — $10,000
85. Jordan Railey (Waived by Sixers) — $6,178

The Basketball Insiders salary pages were used in the creation of this post.

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The NBA’s salary cap for 2015/16 has been set at $70MM, which is an 11% increase from last season, and the luxury tax line is fixed at $84.74MM. The last cap projection from the league prior to the official numbers being announced had been $67.1MM, and the projection for the tax line had been $81.6MM. Many league executives and agents believe that the salary cap will escalate to a whopping $95MM for 2016/17, a higher figure than the league’s last projection of $89MM. This significant bump is a result of the league’s new $24 billion TV deal that kicks in just in time for next season.

The increase in the salary cap will almost assuredly set off a flurry of activity in the free agent market next summer, and it will also make it easier than ever for teams to deal away their higher-priced stars. Prudent executives are acutely aware of exactly how much cap room they have to play with, not just for the current campaign, but for next season and beyond as well. While the exact amount of 2016/17’s salary cap won’t be announced until next summer, it always pays to know just how much salary is on the books for each franchise. With this in mind, we at Hoops Rumors broke down the projected 2016/17 financial commitments for each franchise. Listed below and separated by conference and division are the links to the projection for each team:

EASTERN CONFERENCE

Atlantic Division

• Boston Celtics
• Brooklyn Nets
• New York Knicks
• Philadelphia 76ers
• Toronto Raptors

Central Division

• Chicago Bulls
• Cleveland Cavaliers
• Detroit Pistons
• Indiana Pacers
• Milwaukee Bucks

Southeast Division

• Atlanta Hawks
• Charlotte Hornets
• Miami Heat
• Orlando Magic
• Washington Wizards

WESTERN CONFERENCE

Northwest Division

• Denver Nuggets
• Minnesota Timberwolves
• Oklahoma City Thunder
• Portland Trail Blazers
• Utah Jazz

Pacific Division

• Golden State Warriors
• Los Angeles Clippers
• Los Angeles Lakers
• Phoenix Suns
• Sacramento Kings

Southwest Division

• Dallas Mavericks
• Houston Rockets
• Memphis Grizzlies
• New Orleans Pelicans
• San Antonio Spurs