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Report: Bradley Beal, Wizards Agree to Two-Year Extension
In a commitment carrying leaguewide ramifications, Washington Wizards All-Star guard Bradley Beal has agreed to extend his deal for two years on a $72 million maximum contract, agent Mark Bartelstein of Priority Sports told ESPN on Thursday morning.
Beal’s extension, which will begin with the 2021-22 season, includes a player option for 2022-23 that keeps him out of free agency for three more seasons and guarantees him nearly $130 million over four years.
Assuming that Beal, 26, declines his player option upon reaching 10 years of service in 2022 to re-sign with Washington, he would be eligible to sign the largest contract in NBA history: five years for $266 million.
To leave Washington in three years, Beal could sign a four-year, $198 million deal with a new team.
Source: Adrian Wojnarowski on Twitter
Miami’s Dion Waiters has been suspended 10 games without pay, league sources tell @TheAthleticNBA @Stadium.
Miami’s Dion Waiters has been suspended 10 games without pay, league sources tell @TheAthleticNBA @Stadium.
— Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) November 10, 2019
Source: Shams Charania on Twitter
Mitchell Robinson is in the NBA concussion protocol and will not play in the next two games, beginning tonight against Cleveland.
Mitchell Robinson is in the NBA concussion protocol and will not play in the next two games, beginning tonight against Cleveland.
— NY_KnicksPR (@NY_KnicksPR) November 10, 2019
Source: New York Knicks on Twitter
#NEBHInjuryReport Gordon Hayward has been diagnosed with a left hand fracture after an x-ray examination and is out for the remainder of tonight’s game against San Antonio.
#NEBHInjuryReport Gordon Hayward has been diagnosed with a left hand fracture after an x-ray examination and is out for the remainder of tonight’s game against San Antonio.
— Boston Celtics (@celtics) November 9, 2019
#NEBHInjuryReport Brad Stevens says Gordon Hayward will see a specialist and decide whether or not surgery is necessary, but if he does undergo surgery, it may shorten the timeline for him to return.
#NEBHInjuryReport Brad Stevens says Gordon Hayward will see a specialist and decide whether or not surgery is necessary, but if he does undergo surgery, it may shorten the timeline for him to return.
— Boston Celtics (@celtics) November 10, 2019
Source: Boston Celtics on Twitter
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