Michael Jordan's biggest source of income is Nike.
He made a lot of money from his deal with Nike and continues to earn.  The man is always printing money.

I also recommend you to watch the movie Air.

I agree because I would bet on them personally if the Boston Celtics will provide this duo a good wingman and a powerful center as that will definitely portray a different image and a threat to their foe, and most importantly, it is likely that they will be participating in the Finals again to fight for the championship.

Just one thing though, I know that the Celtics is really looking forward to give Brown his much deserved extension that is worth $300 Million but I do hope that he will be loyal to the team just like Tatum and will not request any trade if in case they will face hardships through their career. I'd like to see him giving his best to the team that provided him his much deserved contract.

Still active and still have that chance to add more to his stats. I agree with you, he needed to bring that desire back. After losing that
confidence playing with the Lakers, he might find it back with his new teammates.

Hopefully, there's no trade anymore and he will be adding good numbers if minutes will be provided to him. Still have that capability to bring
and impact just need to increase his confidence.

Looking to see if there's a good improvement from this upcoming season.

I don't think he will ever achieve that triple-double consistency now that he is not the main star of the team. Westbrook was the main star in OKC, but now he is with the Clippers, where many stars are playing, so he plays based on the role given to him. For Westbrook, what matters now is winning a championship, as he has already achieved his goal as an individual player. But the biggest goal is to win a championship.

No, he will stay for 2 years as that's what his contract says.

https://www.nba.com/news/russell-westbrook-2023-free-agency

If he cannot make it next season, he still has one more season to help the Clippers win a championship. I think it's possible as long as Leonard stays healthy. Actually, even without PG, Leonard and Westbrook would already be enough to lead the team.

Westbrook can receive a lower salary as he already made a lot of money during his time with OKC. On the other hand, in the cases of Oladipo and Dennis Schröder, they were at their best when the contract was offered, but they gambled and got a bit greedy, looking for bigger offers. Unfortunately, it didn't happen, and for sure, they regretted that decision.

Yes, Westbrook's net worth is already $200 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth: https://www.celebritynetworth.com/richest-athletes/nba/russell-westbrook-net-worth/

So he can take a lower salary because he already has a lot to fall back on. The Clippers did not have to make a difficult decision on what they could offer Westbrook, as he willingly accepted a very low salary. Just imagine, that's only more than 10% of his yearly salary during his prime.

He probably just want to solidify his achievement because as an individual player, he already made a history, so winning a championship will make it better.

Money is not that important to him anymore because it seems to me that Westbrook is on a revenge mode to gain his confidence and reputation again, and I believe that he still got a chance if he will be given an enough time to play as a main role with Kawhi Leonard because being a 6th man in the team was seriously not suitable for him. He just needed some time to take care of his own business to bring back that old version.

Hard to say at this time since teams haven't settled yet. I mean I can have a better idea once all teams were done with their trade business.

Lakers and Warriors are expected to at least make it to the playoffs and who knows what's going to happen after that. I'm doubtful on Heat's case after they broke their core. There's always that air of uncertainty when you bring in new players.

Interesting to talk about. For now, these are my top favorite picks:
Denver Nuggets
Boston Celtics
Phoenix Suns
Milwaukee Bucks

I don't see Dallas Mavericks as a threat in the west unless injuries are happening. I really doubt Luka-Kyrie works and the latter will always have something dramatic if in case he is not injured next season. They just came from western conference champions into failing to qualify in the playoffs when Kyrie joined them sacrificing some key players Finney-Smith.

Philadelphia 76ers will most likely lose Harden before the trade deadline if in case no team can satisfy Philly's trade demands. So I also doubt this team is capable of beating Boston and Milwaukee.

There are still key players that need new teams like Lillard and Harden. If Miami can get Lillard then they can be a force to be reckoned with. If Harden lands with LA Clippers, I still doubt their capability since both PG13 and Kawhi are always not able to remain healthy and play a full season. Maybe PG13 can but  Kawhi is a no-hoper IMO.