The NBA franchises spend 3,574,050,922 (according to Hoopshype) on salaries this season. Find out who earns the most in each team.

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Gordon Hayward, 31,214,295 dollars (Boston Celtics - 126,404,047)

Allen Crabbe, 19,322,500 dollars (Brooklyn Nets - 116,580,279)

Nicolas Batum, 24 million dollars (Charlotte Hornets - 115,674,222)

Jabari Parker, 20 million dollars (Chicago Bulls - 102,698,349)

Kevin Love, 24,119,025 dollars (Cleveland Cavaliers - 118,246,820)

Danilo Gallinari, 21,587,579 dollars (Los Angeles Clippers - 114,877,569)

Blake Griffin, 31,873,932 dollars (Detroit Pistons - 125,712,409)

Harrison Barnes, 24,107,258 dollars (Dallas Mavericks - 101,912,671)

Zach Randolph, 11,692,308 dollars (Sacramento Kings - 90,027,483)

DeMar DeRozan, 27,739,975 dólares (San Antonio Spurs- 121,412,251)

Stephen Curry, 37,457,154 dollars (Golden State Warriors - 144,375,501)

Kent Bazemore, 18,089,888 dollars (Atlanta Hawks - 106,168,109)

Chris Paul, 35,654,150 dollars (Houston Rockets - 132,912,671)

Victor Oladipo, 21 million dollars (Indiana Pacers - 104,827,077)

Enes Kanter, 18,622,514 dollars (New York Knicks - 107,480,954)

LeBron James, 35,654,150 dollar (Los Angeles Lakers - 107,697,236)

Mike Conley, 30,521,115 dollars (Memphis Grizzlies - 123,200,608)

Hassan Whiteside, 24,434,262 dollars (Miami Heat - 158,327,046)

Paul Millsap, 29,230,769 dollars (Denver Nuggets - 117,906,651)

Giannis Antetokounmpo, 24,157,304 dollars (Milwaukee Bucks - 115,902,310)

Andrew Wiggins, 25,467,250 dollars (Minnesota Timberwolves - 119,509,075)

Jrue Holiday, 26,131,111 dollars (New Orleans Pelicans - 107,979,591)

Russell Westbrook, 35,665,000 dollars (Oklahoma City Thunder - 147,305,636)

Aaron Gordon, 21,590,909 dollars (Orlando Magic - 111,706,751)

Joel Embiid, 25,467,250 dollars (Philadelphia 76ers - 103,754,547)

Ryan Anderson, 20,421,546 dollars (Phoenix Suns - 104,200,804)

Damian Lillard, 27,977,689 dollars (Portland Trail Blazers - 129,503,039)

Kyle Lowry, 31 million dollars (Toronto Raptors - 142,414,687)

Rudy Gobert, 22,741,573 dollars (Utah Jazz - 116,374,034)

Otto Porter, 26,011,913 dollars (Washington Wizards - 135,958,565)

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