Where does the money from NBA fines go?
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Into the pockets of the commissioner , David Stern ... just kidding... it goes to specific charities designated by the NBA
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its just part of the rules, I guess that is how the refs make there money...\n\n\n\nSapphyre\nCertified Avian Specialist\nwww.borrowed-rainbow.com\nJoin us at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BorrowedRainbowAviary/
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Where the money for the big guys in that?
533761
No by the game my friends brother's best friend is in the NBA. Andrew Bynum and he said he made a certain amount of money every playoff game it was like 200,000. It sounds crazy.
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Tell me about it! The Sacramento Kings got totttaly screwed out of that one.It was their own fault they lost but the refs were given terrible call. Greg Pop probably said 1000.00$.\n\n PS. ( and a slap on the butt!)
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Yes.  And how can the teams pay the athletes?  FROM US FANS!
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in some cities it is illegal, because you take away the money they would make on writting tickets. the penatly would be according to that city.
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It goes to a Charity of the NBA's choice.
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Lots Of Factors Involved. But They Make Around $800-$1200 Dollars An Mth I Believe. I"m Sure You Can Go Any Reliable Sports page An Get The Updated Information.
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The minimum "salary" for an NBA player changes every year, for 05 ~ 06, it was $398,762. It increases by 3.5% per season, so next season it will be $412,718. The scale also changes based upon a player's years of service.\n\nSo let's say a player is an unrestricted free agent, a rookie and has never played in the NBA. His first season, he'd be paid $412,718 if he's with the team all year. The following season, his pay would increase to $687,456, because of how the increases are set up by the union's collective bargaining agreement, plus his year of experience.
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NBA players are paid yearly. The amount varies from contract to contract and depends on how many years is stated in the contract.
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every team has a fixed value within which the sum of the contracts of all he players should hold called salary cap space.it is around 55 million for every team.when signing players in the resign players, teams can exceed the salary cap space.however during signing free agents it should not exceed the salary cap space.when two teams having negative salary cap are looking to trade players the salaries should have a diufference of less than 100 K (1 million=1000 K ).\nwhen a player from a team retire  or he becomes a free agent at the end of a season he salary is reduced from the given salary space.the teams with highest salary spaces are atlanta and charlotte having +23 and +21 million respectively.the teams with the lowest salary spaces are newyork and dallas with -60 and -44 million respectively
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http://www.nba.com/transactions/movement2006_index.html
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In NBA...\n\na player fouls out with 6 personal fouls.\n(a) personal foul\n(b) technical foul (accounts for 3 personal fouls)\n(c) flagrant foul (also accounts for 3 personal fouls)
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Probably around $300 U.S. dollars.  Although with bribes, kick backs and other illegal activities its probably much more.
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Just a guess, but I'd say "mid-level exception." It's an approximately $5 million exception to the salary cap afforded to every team. If you see it next to a player, that might mean that they've been offered, or accepted, a team's mid-level exception.
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ESPN will have it in their Team salary section. And they will probibly also post it if they see that a player signs.