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Topic: contracts

Victor Wembanyama playing for the San Antonio Spurs (file image)
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Saturday, 7/11, 04:46 AM

Wembanyama Signs a $252 Million Extension, Taking Less to Give the Spurs Room

  • Victor Wembanyama has agreed a five-year contract extension with the San Antonio Spurs worth about $252 million, according to reports, choosing a deal below the maximum he could have commanded.
  • The French center, one of the NBA's brightest talents, reportedly left tens of millions on the table to give his team more flexibility to build around him.

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