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NBA: Christian Koloko, and 3 others lead the lowest-paid centers pack for the next season

Not all centers have big salaries like Nikola Jokic. Others barely earn what is necessary to live comfortably in the city where their team plays. Check here the list of the lowest-paid centers.

Christian Koloko of the Raptors
Β© Getty ImagesChristian Koloko of the Raptors

The Toronto Raptors have a future top center, according to what they themselves affirm, with Christian Koloko. However, it is still too early to say that he could become a Nikola Jokic in about 2-3 years.

Koloko and other centers like Jericho Sims are rookies and will enter the 2023-2024 season as the lowest-salaried centers. However, that doesn’t mean they can’t earn a big contract at the end of the season.

Finding a center like Nikola Jokic is no easy task, but the franchises are willing to do anything to keep the best players available at that position as long as they show a willingness to sacrifice.

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Who are the top lowest-salaried centers for the next season?

Goga Bitadze is the center that will enter the 2023-2024 season with the lowest salary, he plays for the Orlando Magic and his salary will be $1,339,383. On the other hand, Xavier Tillman is second on the list with $1,632,821.

1. Goga Bitadze – $1.33m
2. Xavier Tillman – $1.63m
3. Christian Koloko – $1.74m
4. Jericho Sims – $1.88m
5. Orlando Robinson – $1.96m

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Most of the players on the list are entering their second year, and some began their careers with a two-way contract, playing for the franchise’s G League affiliate team and some regular season games.

salaries source: Spotrac*

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