The Richest Basketball Players

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Many of our kids are following big basketball stars. So today we are going to give you a list of the wealthiest basketball players in 2019. Curious? We were surprised by the list, so be prepared:

10. Tim Duncan (NBA: San Antonio Spurs)

Net Worth: $130 million


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9. Dwight Howard (NBA: Washington Wizards)

Net Worth: $140 million

8. James Harden (NBA: Houston Rockets)

Net Worth: $145 million


7. Kevin Durant (NBA: Golden State Warriors)

Net Worth: $170 million
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6. Grant Hill (RETIRED)

Net Worth: $180 million

5. Hakeem Olajuwon (RETIRED)

Net Worth: $200 million

4. Kobe Bryant (RETIRED)

Net Worth: $350 million
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3. Shaquille O'Neal (RETIRED)

Net Worth: $400 million

2. Junior Bridgeman (RETIRED)

Net Worth: $600 million


1. Michael Jordan (RETIRED, NBA Charlotte Hornets OWNER)

Net Worth: $1.5 billion


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