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Image made by @TJBiddle Let's be honest, some NBA players make a lot more money than they have any business making. Granted, most NBA players make absurd amounts of money, but few would argue that players like LeBron James and Stephen Curry. Meanwhile, there are players that, while good, probably aren't worth the near 20 million dollars they make every year. Here's a completely unrelated picture of Allen Crabbe. The players on this list, however, are players whose performances this past season weren't even remotely worth the massive salary they pulled in. Whether they be players who put up lackluster numbers or players who just didn't play a lot, their lack of production despite an eight-figure salary was so bad it bordered on theft. The only rule for this list is that players who missed a large number of games during the season due to injuries will be excluded (aside from one player whose situation was a little different), so don't expect to see guys ...

*All statistics used in this post are from BasketballReference.com When people talk about records in the NBA, they tend to focus on the most glamorous ones. Wilt Chamberlain and his single-game point record, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and his career total points record, and Ray Allen career three-pointer record all get brought up and are key parts of those three players legendary careers. However, not every record is one people want to remember, and ones that the players who hold them don't want to think about. Here are 7 NBA players who have unfortunate records Karl Malone Record: Most Career Turnovers Starting off the list we have a two-time MVP and a member of the Basketball Hall of Fame in Karl Malone. Over his 19-year career, Malone solidified himself as one of the greatest power forwards in the history of basketball. For his career, Malone averaged 25 points and 10.1 rebounds while shooting 52% from the field. With stats like that, it's no surprise Malone was select...