Save 200 million Parsons: Jeren Jr. misses his super salary by 10 votes, Grizzlies are so happy
6:48pm, 28 May 2025Basketball
May 28th News Today, former NBA player Parsons talked about Grizzlies inside Jalen Jackson Jr. on a podcast show.
In the previous best lineup, JJJ was ranked 17th in the end. Unfortunately, he missed the qualification for a super top salary. If the super top salary renews, he can sign a contract with the Grizzlies for about 345 million US dollars for 5 years, but if he misses the super top, he can only sign a contract of more than 146 million US dollars for 4 years.
In response, Parsons said: "JJJ is only 10 votes away from the super maximum salary. Do you know how happy the Grizzlies are? There is no need to give him a super maximum salary. The Pistons give Cningham a super maximum salary and give him an additional 45-50 million to 50 million, which will also damage their (championship) chances."
Because of being selected for the best team, Cningham's five-year, 224 million contract renewal contract appreciated to 269 million in five years!
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