The NBA’s All-NBA selections have become a significant event, impacting players’ earnings and careers. On May 24, 2025, the spotlight shone brightly on Cade Cunningham, whose All-NBA third team nod dramatically increased his contract potential.
- Cade Cunningham's contract value increased significantly.
- All-NBA selections impact player earnings potential.
- Shai Gilgeous-Alexander won MVP award.
- Jaren Jackson Jr. and Trae Young missed selections.
- Giannis Antetokounmpo's seventh consecutive first-team selection.
- NBA awards season concluded with various winners.
Cunningham’s recognition not only highlights his talent but also underscores the financial stakes involved in these selections. With his contract extension now worth up to $269 million, the implications for players and teams are profound.
This year’s All-NBA announcements raise questions about the financial landscape of the league. How will players adapt to these changes? The selections also reveal the competitive nature of the NBA, where every accolade can lead to substantial financial gains. Key developments include:
- Cade Cunningham’s contract extension increased by $45 million due to his All-NBA selection.
- Shai Gilgeous-Alexander named MVP, securing eligibility for a massive contract extension.
- Notable omissions like Trae Young and Jaren Jackson Jr. miss out on lucrative deals.
