Tyrese Maxey All-NBA snub will end up costing him a lot of money in upcoming contract extension

The NBA officially announced the All-NBA Teams on Wednesday to honor the top players in the league for the 2023-24 regular season. While Philadelphia 76ers player Tyrese Maxey was definitely a strong candidate to make his first All-NBA team, that didn’t happen. 

The All-NBA Third Team consisted of Steph Curry, Devin Booker, Tyrese Haliburton, LeBron James and Domantas Sabonis.

Maxey, a first time All-Star last season and winner of the NBA’s Most Improved Player Award, averaged 25.9 points and 6.2 assists per game while shooting 45% from the floor and 37.3% from beyond the arc. 

After the All-NBA Teams were announced, Maxey getting ‘snubbed’ from a selection also impacted his upcoming contract extension and the amount of money he could potentially make on a max contract. 

If Tyrese Maxey did in fact make an All-NBA squad, he would have earned up to $245.3 million. Since he was NOT named, the max he can make is $204.4 million. 

Maxey can now make the following numbers, compared to what he could have made if he made an All-NBA team. 

Tyrese Maxey Contract Breakdown:

Year	Max Contract	Max Contract w/ All-NBA
2024/2025	$35,250,000	$42,300,000
2025/2026	$38,070,000	$45,684,000
2026/2027	$40,890,000	$49,068,000
2027/2028	$43,710,000	$52,452,000
2028/2029	$46,530,000	$55,836,000
TOTAL	$204,450,000	$245,340,000

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