Victor Wembanyama explains decision to take less money from Spurs in $252 million extension
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Victor Wembanyama explains decision to take less money from Spurs in $252 million extension
Victor Wembanyama is saving the Spurs roughly $50 million during his extension.
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PrimaryVictor Wembanyama Opens Up On Why He Chose To Take $51 Million Pay Cut With Spurs
After accepting a considerably lower amount than expected in his latest contract extension, Victor Wembanyama explained why he was motivated to do so.
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Victor Wembanyama: Discount Meant To Keep Money From Limiting Spurs' Title Chances
Victor Wembanyama explained his decision to sign a five-year, $252 million extension below supermax value, saying the choice was designed to preserve the San Antonio Spurs' championship contention window. The Spurs announced the deal July 10, which begins with the 2027-28 season and starts at 25 percent of the salary cap rather than the 30 percent supermax figure Wembanyama was eligible to receive. Wembanyama addressed his reasoning in an interview with The Athletic, tied to his announcement ...
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