Dennis Schroder discusses future salary expectations amid NBA changes
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 27, 2026, 10:57 AM
Last updated Aug 27, 2026

Dennis Schroder, now with the Charlotte Hornets, aims to maximize his earnings as NBA salaries are expected to rise by 2028. Previously, he played for the Cleveland Cavaliers and reached the Eastern Conference Finals. Despite trade challenges, he seeks more minutes and a larger role at point guard following the trade of LaMelo Ball. He is set to earn $14 million this season and hopes to leverage potential salary increases after declining a previous lucrative contract with the Los Angeles Lakers.
- •Schroder is on his 12th team after joining the Hornets.
- •He acknowledged challenges playing with ball-dominant guards.
- •Schroder expects NBA salaries to significantly increase by 2028.
- •He has earned $117 million in his career so far.
- •Schroder is prepared for a bigger role as the backup point guard.
- 10:57 AMYahoo Sports — Dennis Schroder Going for the Bag Again as He Reveals Interesting Salary Change in NBA By 2028
"Dennis Schroder is close to the record for the most teams played for by a single player. He is currently on his 12th team after being traded to the Charlotte Hornets. He continues to be a serviceable player. Schroder last played for the Cleveland Cavaliers, helping them reach the Eastern Conference Finals. However, that was [...]
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