SSBA

I posted this on the "Draft Rules" thread (in the League Rules forum), but here it is as well.

Here are the first year salary for draft picks.  It's based on draft position, and is slightly different than the real nba (starts off lower, but ends higher).

Round 1      
1   $2,888,256   
2   $2,830,491   
3   $2,773,881   
4   $2,718,403   
5   $2,664,035   
6   $2,610,755   
7   $2,558,540   
8   $2,507,369   
9   $2,457,221   
10   $2,408,077   
11   $2,359,915   
12   $2,312,717   
13   $2,266,463   
14   $2,221,134   
15   $2,176,711   
16   $2,133,177   
17   $2,090,513   
18   $2,048,703   
19   $2,007,729   
20   $1,967,571   
21   $1,928,223   
22   $1,889,658   
23   $1,851,865   
24   $1,814,828   
25   $1,778,531   
26   $1,742,961   
27   $1,708,101   
28   $1,673,939   
29   $1,642,791   

Round 2      
1   $332,817   
2   $332,817   
3   $332,817   
4   $332,817   
5   $332,817   
6   $332,817   
7   $332,817   
8   $332,817   
9   $332,817   
10   $332,817   
11   $332,817   
12   $332,817   
13   $332,817   
14   $332,817   
15   $332,817   
16   $332,817
17   $332,817
18   $332,817
19   $332,817
20   $332,817
21   $332,817
22   $332,817
23   $332,817
24   $332,817
25   $332,817
26   $332,817
27   $332,817
28   $332,817
29   $332,817

Are the length of contracts and annual raises also set?

All 1st round picks get 4 year deals, 2nd round picks 2 year deals.  I forget if it's 10 or 12.5% raises, I'd guess 10.

When you select a player in the draft he's automatically given a contract, there are no negotiations.  You basically think of him as coming with that contract.

Second rounder only gets a 2 years deal.

It's tough to have a lower pick. Cause the computer generated drafts are only usually about 10 deep, then you're paying 2 mil for a guy that wont play.