NBA
Warriors agree to five-year, $110 million Podziemski extension, reports say
The reported agreement includes a mutual option in the final season and a trade kicker.
The Golden State Warriors confirmed a contract extension with guard Brandin Podziemski on October 10. ESPN’s Shams Charania reported the agreement is worth $110 million over five years.
The agreement is fully guaranteed and includes a mutual option in the fifth season and a trade kicker, NBC Sports reported, citing Charania. The financial terms and additional provisions remain attributed to Charania’s reporting.
Podziemski played all 82 games last season. He was the only Warriors player and one of 18 players across the NBA to appear in every regular-season game. NBA.com lists his averages at 13.8 points, 5.1 rebounds and 3.7 assists.
The reported deal gives Golden State a longer contractual commitment to a guard who was available throughout the regular season. The mutual option also leaves the final year subject to a decision by both sides.
The $110 million figure is the reported total value. It does not, by itself, establish an equal annual salary or the amount of the trade kicker.
