If you are not following @NBAayy on Twitter, you are missing out on some very interesting NBA content, which is hard to find elsewhere. One of the latest nuggets to come out of the account are four graphics showing how LeBron James, Chris Paul, James Harden and Russell Westbrook perform after receiving their bi-weekly check (which in the NBA comes on the 1st and 15th of every month). Obviously this is a very small sample size, but it is pretty amazing to see how it does seem to give these stars a little extra boost, especially in the win percentage department.
Do NBA Stars Perform Differently After Getting Their Bi-weekly Paychecks?
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