[Perdogg]

If signs with a team in Fla as opposed with a team in NY, he will save $9,000,000.

[SeekAndFind]

If signs with a team in Fla as opposed with a team in NY, he will save $9,000,000.

Yep, he needs to talk to an accountant first. Florida has no states tax. New York has ALL SORTS OF TAXES, both declared and hidden.

If he joins Miami, that'll be like a Dream Team right there...

It's as if 3 Dominant Corporations Decide to form one humongous company in the same industry. Of course the government hasn't decided to butt itself into the basketball business yet to "equalize" things.

[Above My Pay Grade]

>>>If signs with a team in Fla as opposed with a team in NY, he will save $9,000,000.<<<

He would very likely more than make that up in addtional endorsements, in NY, in his first year. Of course, if he joined Wade and Bosh in Miami, that might increase all their endorsement money, but it is still a much smaller market.

[SnakeDoctor]

>> If signs with a team in Fla as opposed with a team in NY, he will save $9,000,000.

As a Knick, he’d probably quadruple in endorsements what he’d save in income taxes. He’ll get some endorsements wherever he goes ... he’ll get TONS of endorsements out of NY.

SnakeDoc