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Austin Reaves Took $5M Discount Off Originally Agreed Deal With Lakers

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  • Austin Reaves Took $5M Discount Off Originally Agreed Deal With Lakers

    Austin Reaves re-signed with the Los Angeles Lakers on a four-year, $180 million contract with a player option for Year 4. Reaves originally agreed to a four-year, $185 million deal but decided to sign for a lower number to help the Lakers maintain future flexibility. The Lakers could have offered Reaves a five-year contract worth up to $241 million, well above the four-year, $179 million maximum any rival team could present. Reaves, who is represented by Aaron Reilly and Reggie Berry, previo...

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  • Austin Reaves did something to help Lakers out in future

    The Los Angeles Lakers officially signed Austin Reaves to a new, four-year contract as their biggest financial move of the summer. The deal, when first reported, was set to be $185 million over four years, an average annual value of $46.25 million. It was the 25% maximum contract, the most any team besides the Lakers […]

    Publisher:Lakers NationArticle published:
  • Austin Reaves took a $5M pay cut for the Lakers - TalkBasket.net

    The post Austin Reaves took a $5M pay cut for the Lakers appeared first on TalkBasket.net.

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  • Austin Reaves Takes $5 Million Pay Cut To Help Lakers With Roster Flexibility

    Austin Reaves has reportedly agreed to take a $5 million discount on his four-year contract extension with the Lakers.

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