What is Haywood Highsmith’s salary?

Last Modified Mar 4, 2024 07:13 GMT
Haywood Highsmith Salary
Haywood Highsmith

Haywood Highsmith is an American basketball player who plays as a power forward for the Miami Heat. Born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland, Highsmith first fell in love with basketball at Archbishop Curley High School. Despite his great performances, he received minimal attention from Division I college programs, leading him to pursue his collegiate career at Wheeling University in West Virginia.

At Wheeling, Highsmith played for four years and elevated his game year after year, culminating in a remarkable senior season where he averaged an impressive 22 points and 12.6 rebounds per game. Despite his great college career, Highsmith faced adversity when he went undrafted in the 2018 NBA draft. However, rather than letting this setback deter him, Highsmith remained steadfast in his pursuit of his NBA dreams.

Highsmith signed with the Delaware Blue Coats in the NBA G League with the hopes of landing a contract from an NBA team. Highsmith dedicated himself to improving all aspects of his game over the course of the next two seasons. His hard work paid off when he caught the attention of NBA scouts, leading to a brief stint with the Philadelphia 76ers before ultimately finding a home with the Miami Heat in 2022.

Since joining the Heat, Highsmith has established himself as a valuable bench player, relying on his two-way versatile game, and high energy to contribute to the team's success.

Haywood Highsmith Salary

Haywood Highsmith will earn a salary of $1,902,137 for the 2023/24 season. This salary is almost the same as last season when he earned $1,752,638.

Highsmith is on a three year contract worth $3,945,742 with an annual average salary of $1,315,247.

This is the last season of Highsmith's rookie contract. A yearly breakdown of his salary is mentioned below:

Season TeamSalary
2021-22Miami Heat$290,967
2022-23Miami Heat$1,752,638
2023-24Miami Heat$1,902,137

How long is Haywood Highsmith's contract?

Highsmith’s current contract is a three-year deal ending in 2024. He will become a restricted free agent in the 2024 off season.

FAQ's On Haywood Highsmith’s salary

A. Haywood Highsmith will earn $1,902,137 for the 2023-24 season.

A. Haywood Highsmith is on a 3 year contract worth $3,945,742 with an annual average salary of $1,315,247.

A. Haywood Highsmith was born in Baltimore, Maryland, U.S.

A. Haywood Highsmith Sr. and Brenda Highsmith are the proud parents of Haywood Highsmith.

A. Haywood Highsmith has one sibling, a brother named Marcel Highsmith, who is a game creator.

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