Okay, so I got curious about Doug McDermott’s net worth, and decided to do a little digging. Here’s how it went down:
First Steps: The Obvious Search
I started with, you guessed it, a simple web search. Typed in “Doug McDermott net worth” and waited for the magic to happen.
Sifting Through the Results
Lots of websites popped up, some looked more legit than others. I saw a few different numbers being thrown around, so I knew I’d have to do some cross-referencing.
Checking Multiple Sources
- I avoided any sites that looked super clickbaity or had tons of ads. Stick with what feel is right.
- I looked for sites that seemed to specialize in either sports, finance, or celebrity net worth.
- I compared the numbers from a few different sources to see if there was a general consensus.
Basketball-Reference Dive
Since he’s a basketball player, I figured * would be. It had his career earnings, year by year, which was helpful. It’s cool to see how much a player has made over their career, even before endorsements.
Considering Other Factors
Of course, net worth isn’t just about salary. I had to remember that things like:
- Endorsements: Does he have any deals with shoe companies or other brands?
- Investments: Has he made any smart investments that have increased his wealth?
- Expenses: Taxes, agent fees, living expenses – all that stuff eats into earnings.
The (Rough) Conclusion
Honestly, it’s tough to get an exact number. Most sites give a range, and it’s all just estimates. After looking at a bunch of sources, I have a general idea of his net worth, but it’s definitely not an exact science. Private folks are private!
It was a fun little research project, though! Reminds you that there’s a lot that goes into these “net worth” figures, and it’s not always as simple as it seems.
