Even so, with federal taxes and other various expenses, more than 40% of a player's salary is taken away in taxes.
Moreover, if you play an away game, you have to pay income tax according to the local tax rate, so truly tax-free games are only about half of them.
Porter's last year was at the league minimum salary, just a few hundred thousand US Dollars. After deductions, he received tens of thousands, so fifteen thousand was really a lot.
The team and Ah Gan were willing to help him pay the fine, and he appreciated it. Recently, his attitude towards Ah Gan has greatly improved.
He also agreed to consider staying with the Glory later on to pursue a coaching-related career.
Of course, Porter didn't know that he actually didn't have to be fined fifteen thousand in the first place.
Another important piece of news for the Glory Team is Tomjanovich's return.
After treatment and rehabilitation, his bladder cancer was effectively controlled.
