Minnesota Timberwolves team salaries 2019-20 season

PLAYER2019-202020-212021-222022-232023-242024-25
D'Angelo Russell$27,285,000$28,649,250$30,013,500$31,377,750
Karl-Anthony Towns$27,285,000$29,467,800$31,650,600$33,833,400$36,016,200
Evan Turner$18,606,556
Allen Crabbe$18,500,000
James Johnson$15,349,400$16,047,100
Jarrett Culver$5,813,640$6,104,280$6,395,160$8,109,063$10,817,490
Jake Layman$3,581,986$3,761,085$3,940,184
Juancho Hernangómez$3,321,030$4,642,800
Malik Beasley$2,731,714$3,895,424
Josh Okogie$2,530,680$2,651,040$4,087,904$5,857,966
Jacob Evans$1,925,880$2,017,320$3,641,263$5,425,481
Omari Spellman$1,897,800$1,988,280$3,588,845$5,383,593
Jarred Vanderbilt$1,416,852$1,663,861$2,079,826
Jaylen Nowell$1,400,000$1,517,981$1,782,621$1,930,681
Naz Reid$898,310$1,517,981$1,782,621$1,930,681
Cole Aldrich *$685,340$685,340
Jordan McLaughlinDual
Kelan MartinDual
TOTALS$133,229,188$96,071,318$86,882,698$77,181,575$36,016,200$0

* Player no longer with team

Guaranteed
Non guaranteed
Player option
Early termination option
Team option
Qualifying offer
Two-Way contract
Retired

Salaries and contract types explanation

Guaranteed
If the player is waived, he has the right to receive the complete contract amount.
Non guaranteed
Team can waive the player before preestablished dates, paying only a partial amount of the contract. Once season starts, all contracts become guaranteed for the rest of the season after January 10th.
Player option
If the player exercise the option before June 25th, he will remain with the team, otherwise he becomes a free agent.
Early termination option
Similar to player option. The player must exercise it before June 30th to become a free agent.
Team option
If the team doesn't exercise the option before July 1st, the player is released.
Qualifying offer
The player can accept qualifying offer and becomes a free agent (free to sign with any other team) at the end of the following season. If the player doesn't accept it, he becomes a restricted free agent (team has the right to match any offer sheet signed with other team).
Two-Way contract
A player on a Two-Way contract is principally a D-League player, but he can spend up to 45 days with his affiliate NBA team. His salary is pro-rated by day, depending on which team he is on, and he can only play for the affiliated NBA team while on a Two-Way contract.
Retired
Player retired due to medical reasons. Salary doesn't count against team salary cap.
Warning.- Salaries and conditions may be inaccurate given that no official data is released by NBA teams. Salaries data comes from the media and other non official sources.