Mikhail Prokhorov, News, Pictures, Buzz

Isles fans can return to Nassau Coliseum on March 18  Newsday

Russia Fast Facts - ABC17NEWS  ABC17News.com

The Carmelo Anthony trade: where everyone won...before they all lost  Denver Stiffs

Nets wear black hat well – The Upstate Courier  upstatecourier.com

In Kevin Durant’s recovery, the bottom line was medical science plus ‘bloody, hard work’  NetsDaily

Next steps for Nets will likely be expensive ones, but they’ve been willing to pay so far  NetsDaily

Sean Marks Transformed Brooklyn Nets From Laughingstock Into Contender: Retracing His Path To GM Job  Forbes

Kremlin Cancels Putin's Traditional Meeting With Business Leaders  Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty

Russia’s New Guerilla Media Are Going After Putin  Bloomberg

The Concerts Were Canceled Months Ago. So Where Are the Refunds?  The New York Times

Russian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov denies planning a takeover bid for Manchester United  Daily Mail

Billionaire worth 2.4 times the Glazer family interested in owning Manchester United  CaughtOffside

NY Mets Sold to LI Billionaire for a record $2.4 Billion  HamletHub

Sensorium Corporation Unveils First Look at PRISM - The VR World Of Electronic Music Developed With Ibiza Mogul Yann Pissenem  PRNewswire

U.S. Real Estate Pain Leaves Foreign Investors Holding the Bag  Bloomberg

Why This Russian Billionaire Is Creating A Virtual Reality World For Music Festivals And Concerts  Forbes

Russian Billionaire Invests in VR Parties Startup  Bloomberg

Nassau board backs transfer of Coliseum tax breaks  Newsday

Possible first step toward securing Coliseum tenant  Newsday

Nassau giving Coliseum tenant more time  Newsday

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Does this Russian man look mixed with Asian? Mikhail Prokhorov

Brooklyn Nets Starting 5 Contracts for 2013-2014 season (Williams, Johnson, and Lopez's contracts all increase in the 2014-2015 season but I'm not counting that): Deron Williams: $18,466,130 Joe Johnson: $21,466,718 Paul Pierce: $15,333,334 Kevin Garnett: $12,443,735 Brook Lopez: $14,693,906 Altogether equals a total cap hit (for only the starting 5) of $82,401,823. The projected Salary Cap for the 2013-2014 Season is: $58,500,000 The projected Luxury Tax threshold for the 2013-2014 Season is: $71,600,000 million So starting 5 alone, the Brooklyn Nets are way over the Luxury Tax. The Miami Heat's entire team is at a total of $86,464,629. Although if you add just Jason Terry to the equation (he was traded to the Nets as well), that gives the Nets a salary of $87,626,823.

Joe Johnson due- roughly 90 million over the next 4 years Deron Willams- 5 years 98.75 million Gerald Wallace- 4 years 40 million Kris Humphries- 2 years 24 million Brook Lopez- 4 years 61 million Thats five players scheduled to make approximately 71.1 million dollars next season alone. They also have to pay the other 11 players on the payroll. Now I understand that Mikhail Prokhorov and Jay-Z have more than enough money to make the world go round and all, and I also understand the extreme revenue stream that the move to Brooklyn and the logo change (jerseys, hats, t-shirts , etc.) will create. They will have the money necessary to pay these players, but how does can this team work under the new CBA, the NBA's soft cap, and the luxury tax that will stem from their crazy payroll? Even if they do trade Lopez and Humphries for Howard in Orlando, they cannot until Mid January 2013, and even if the trade happens then, Howard's contract will be about the same if not more than the two combined. Just trying to figure out how under the NBA's soft cap they can field this team. Thanks for the help in advance!- Dave

Not to mention smartest. If he the Nets land Dwight Howard, which they probably will, you realize how much revenue their organization is going to garner? Mikhail is majority owner, a billionaire, and now he's going to be mega rich. LOL, BQ: Will the Nets, with Dwight Howard, make it to the Finals this year? lol yeah Mark Cuban who destroyed a championship team, and whose team is currently losing their best players seemingly by the day.Yeah, he's the best alright=p