Stephen curry gets the biggest contract in NBA history
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Loading...The first day of NBA free agency Saturday saw things starting to take shape, though there's still dozens more moves to come in the next few days. After an opening flurry that saw Stephen Curry get a $201 million deal from the NBA champion Golden State Warriors and Blake Griffin take about $175 million to stay with the Los Angeles Clippers.
Redick agreed to a $23 million, one-year deal with the Philadelphia 76ers. West is going back to the Warriors on a veteran's minimum, which is now worth $2.3 million. And Detroit got some solid insurance at point guard, agreeing with Langston Galloway on a three-year deal.
But all that, of course, was overshadowed by Curry's deal — the biggest contract in NBA history.
"Steph should be getting 400M this summer," Cleveland star LeBron James tweeted.
The rules, for now, only allow for Curry to get half of that.
Jrue Holiday agreed to return to New Orleans for $126 million over five years, with incentives potentially pushing that to $150 million. Patty Mills is returning to San Antonio for the next four years at $50 million, and Jeff Teague agreed with Minnesota on a three-year, $57 million deal.
Still out there is another massive offer - John Wall has a chance to sign a four-year extension worth $168 million with the Wizards.
Source: Bloomberg
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