Jayson Tatum, Donovan Mitchell Miss $33M Contract Bonus After All-NBA Team Snub
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Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum and Utah Jazz guard Donovan Mitchell were not named to the All-NBA teams, which were announced on Tuesday.
Those snubs will prevent each player from potentially earning an additional $33 million, as noted by ESPN’s Bobby Marks:
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The Jayson Tatum and Donovan Mitchell rookie max extension will stay at 25% of the cap in 2021-22.<br><br>Both were eligible to receive an additional $33M if named All-NBA.
The All-NBA First, Second and Third Teams were as follows:
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The 2020-21 All-NBA First Team: <br><br>? Giannis Antetokounmpo<br>? Stephen Curry<br>? Luka Dončić<br>? Nikola Jokić<br>? Kawhi Leonard pic.twitter.com/WYSz2le2Be
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Here is the 2020-21 All-NBA Second Team ?<br><br>? Damian Lillard <br>? Joel Embiid <br>? Chris Paul<br>? Julius Randle <br>? LeBron James pic.twitter.com/1ll5mwzYvV
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The 2020-21 All-NBA Third Team: <br><br>? Bradley Beal<br>? Jimmy Butler<br>? Paul George<br>? Rudy Gobert<br>? Kyrie Irving pic.twitter.com/s4aEK3ivcs
Mitchell and Tatum both began their NBA careers in 2017.
This article will be updated to provide more information on this story as it becomes available.
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