The All NBA sides have been named - and with it the ability for some players to make a sackful of extra cash

Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo has made the first team, meaning he's now eligible to sign a five-year 247 million US dollar contract in July next year.

It would be the most lucrative in the sport's history.

At the other end of the ledger Warriors guard Klay Thompson missed out - meaning he won't be eligible for an extra 30 million US dollars when he signs his next contract.

Thompson has struggled to hide his disappointment but says he'd rather win championships than be on the All-NBA third team anyway.