The others clapped excitedly.
Su Wan and the other two exchanged glances, a fiery light gradually igniting in their eyes.
Treating the whole team to dinner wasn't a big deal. Little O'Neal signed a contract of 100 million in '03, and Indiana's taxes were low. Adding up the whole contract, he'd pocket roughly 70 million; Su Wan's contract with Nike for basketball shoes was even higher, 110 million. The company was based in Portland, so he wouldn't have to pay state taxes, just federal taxes, taking home about 70% as well; Artest couldn't match their pay, but he was still worth several million.
But...
How could they miss the opportunity to make a good brother pay up?
Jia Misen was a swingman at the power forward and small forward positions, naturally falling under Little O'Neal's responsibility.
As for Caron Butler and Arenas...
Normally, both would be fighting to defend Caron Butler, but Artest chose to guard Arenas.
