Certainly! Here is the translation of the article content into English: In discussing luxury taxes, we cannot simply look at the numbers alone. For example, last season the Golden State Warriors had the highest luxury tax at 172.8million,butatthesametime,theleague′ssalarycapforthe2023−24seasonwasashighas172.8 million, but at the same time, the league's salary cap for the 2023-24 season was as high as 172.8million,butatthesametime,theleague′ssalarycapforthe2023−24seasonwasashighas136 million. In contrast, the Portland Trail Blazers paid only $52 million in luxury tax in 2003, but back then the salary cap was only a few tens of millions. Therefore, we will take a look at the ratio of luxury tax to salary cap! Tenth place: The 2019 Warriors paid 51.5millioninluxurytax,accountingfor50.6TheWarriorsdidnotpayanytaxin2017,andtheirluxurytaxwas51.5 million in luxury tax, accounting for 50.6% of the salary cap! The Warriors did not pay any tax in 2017, and their luxury tax was 51.5millioninluxurytax,accountingfor50.6TheWarriorsdidnotpayanytaxin2017,andtheirluxurytaxwas32.3 million in 2018. Then it reached 51.5millionin2019.ThemainreasonforthiswastheactivationofStephenCurry′sfive−year,51.5 million in 2019. The main reason for this was the activation of Stephen Curry's five-year, 51.5millionin2019.ThemainreasonforthiswastheactivationofStephenCurry′sfive−year,201 million top salary, as well as teammates Klay Thompson, Draymond Green, and Andre Iguodala all earning over $16 million. Ultimately, the Warriors successfully made it to the finals. If not for Kevin Durant's sudden injury, the Warriors' luxury tax would have been absolutely worth it that year. Ninth place: The 2018 Cavaliers paid 50.7millioninluxurytax,accountingfor51Thatyear,KyrieIrving′sdepartureeasedsomepressure,butunexpectedly,theCavalierslaterbroughtinGeorgeHillwithanannualsalaryof50.7 million in luxury tax, accounting for 51% of the salary cap! That year, Kyrie Irving's departure eased some pressure, but unexpectedly, the Cavaliers later brought in George Hill with an annual salary of 50.7millioninluxurytax,accountingfor51Thatyear,KyrieIrving′sdepartureeasedsomepressure,butunexpectedly,theCavalierslaterbroughtinGeorgeHillwithanannualsalaryof20 million. It should be noted that the departing Irving earned only 17.64million.AddingClarkson′s17.64 million. Adding Clarkson's…

Currently, the Shandong Taishan team has reconvened for winter training, but there is still no definitive news about the team's reinforcement, especially in terms of foreign aid. Fans are still looking forward to the team welcoming significant new signings. However, recently, instead of waiting for a major signing, Taishan fans have been drawn to the news that one of the team's foreign players is about to officially transfer and leave. He is none other than the league's golden boot winner, Leonardo. According to media reports, due to Taishan's decision to dispense with Leonardo, Shanghai Port is now planning to buy out his contract for reinforcement. This has undoubtedly raised questions from Taishan fans, who question why the team would let go of such a capable foreign player and instead bring in a player like Pato? In the 2023 season, Leonardo had an outstanding performance at Changchun Yatai, and during the summer window of that season, there was actually hope for his return. However, Taishan ultimately chose Pato, a player under the Korean agent closely associated with Choi Kang-hee. Last season, fans were also eagerly anticipating Leonardo's return, but Taishan did not choose to bring him back. Instead, they introduced Zeeka at a record-breaking price for the Chinese Super League. These moves by Taishan have caused dissatisfaction among fans. Recently, according to reporter Miao Yuan, Taishan's decision not to recall Leonardo was not based on tactical considerations or salary caps, but rather closely related to Choi Kang-hee's personal recruitment strategy. Since Choi Kang-hee took over as coach of Taishan, he has…