The 10 highest-paid NBA players in the 2018-19 season

Stephen Curry's previous contract with the Golden State Warriors was an absolute steal. Now he's the highest paid player in the league, making $37.5 million in the 2018-19 season.

Chris Paul, LeBron James and Russell Westbrook will each make $35.7 million from their respective teams this season.

The LA Clippers decided to trade Blake Griffin to the Detroit Pistons in the first year of a new extension that'll net him $32.1 million this season and almost $40 million in 2021-22.

Gordon Hayward could've made more money had he decided to sign an extension with the Utah Jazz in the summer of 2017, but he's still making $31.2 million with the Boston Celtics this season.

Four-time All-Star Kyle Lowry is currently the fourth-highest paid point guard in the NBA behind Curry, Paul and Westbrook.

He'll make $31.2 million this season ($14,295 less than Gordon Hayward to be specific).

After signing an extension with the Oklahoma City Thunder in the offseason, Paul George will make $30.6 million in the first year of his four-year contract.

Mike Conley became the highest paid player in NBA history - a record that has since been broken by a couple of players - when he signed a five-year, $153 million extension with the Memphis Grizzlies in 2016.

Conley will make $30.5 million this season.

James Harden finds himself at the bottom of this list in making $30.4 million this season, but he'll move into the top-5 next season when his salary increases to $37.8 million.