Brandon Clarke's estate will receive all money the former Grizzlies forward was owed: 'Brandon’s contract was fully protected'
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Brandon Clarke's estate will receive all money the former Grizzlies forward was owed: 'Brandon’s contract was fully protected'
The remaining $12.5 million on Clarke's contract is expected to be paid in full through life insurance.
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PrimaryGrizzlies Will Not Pay Out Final Year Of Brandon Clarke's Contract Worth $12.5M
The final year of Brandon Clarke's contract with the Memphis Grizzlies has been voided, sources told Alex Schiffer of Front Office Sports. The Grizzlies will not have to pay out the final year to Clarke's estate, which was worth $12.5 million. His contract was not protected in case of death. Clarke's contract will also not count towards the salary cap next season. Clarke passed away on May 29 due to an accidental overdose. The Grizzlies terminated his contract on July 3.
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Brandon Clarke's Estate To Receive His Remaining Salary
Following his death in May, Brandon Clarke‘s family and estate is expected to receive the full $12.5MM salary that he had been owed for the 2026/27 season in the final year of his contract with the Grizzlies, according to Kevin O’Connor of Yahoo Sports. An earlier report from Alex Schiffer of Front Office Sports indicated […]
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Grizzlies Will Not Pay Brandon Clarke’s Estate Remaining $12.5 Million
Despite his tragic passing earlier this year, a recent update revealed that the Grizzlies would not be paying Brandon Clarke's estate the remaining $12.5 million he was owed.
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Brandon Clarke's estate will receive full $12.5 million life insurance
The estate of late Memphis Grizzlies player Brandon Clarke will receive a life insurance disbursement for his full salary that was owed next season.
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