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Craig Hodges Got $40K Minimum NBA Contract in '82, Today's Minimum $900K (Part 4)
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June 11, 2020
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In this clip, Craig Hodges talked about the economics of professional sports and how he began to understand the business. Craig said his first contract in the NBA in 1982 was $40,000 which was player minimum. Juxtapose that to the minimum salary in the league today which hovers around $900,000. He also recounted being traded from the Clippers to the Milwaukee Bucks and explained why coach Don Nelson was such a character.
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