Sources: Wolves' Dosunmu intends to sign 5-year, $112M deal
NBA players Austin Reaves and Ayo Dosunmu are making headlines with their new contracts.
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📍 How it ended
Ayo Dosunmu agreed to a new contract with the Timberwolves. This followed a trade of Julius Randle to Brooklyn and an updated salary cap.
Epilogue added 20d ago, after coverage quieted.
The brief
Two NBA players have agreed to significant contracts with their respective teams. Austin Reaves has opted out of his current contract with the Los Angeles Lakers and plans to re-sign for four years. Ayo Dosunmu intends to sign a five-year deal with the Minnesota Timberwolves.
Coverage emphasizes the financial details of these agreements. The New York Times, ESPN, and CBS Sports report on Reaves' four-year, $185 million contract. Meanwhile, ESPN, the Star Tribune, and Bleacher Report discuss Dosunmu's five-year, $112 million deal.
The Lakers' roster moves and the Timberwolves' trade involving Julius Randle are likely to be the next focus of coverage.
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Quick answers
Which teams are involved in these contract agreements?
Austin Reaves is signing with the Los Angeles Lakers. Ayo Dosunmu is signing with the Minnesota Timberwolves.
What are the terms of Austin Reaves' new contract?
Austin Reaves has agreed to a four-year, $185 million contract with the Los Angeles Lakers.
What are the terms of Ayo Dosunmu's new contract?
Ayo Dosunmu intends to sign a five-year, $112 million deal with the Minnesota Timberwolves.
Coverage (13)
- Commentary: Lakers' Austin Reaves got paid, now he needs to earn it Los Angeles Times · 22d ago
- Former Oklahoma Sooners guard to sign max contract with Los Angeles Yahoo Sports · 22d ago
- Lakers Sign Austin Reaves To Max Contract Yahoo Sports · 22d ago
- Austin Reaves to stay with Lakers, agrees to four-year, $185 million contract: Sources The New York Times · 22d ago
- What Austin Reaves' record four-year, $185 million max contract means for the Lakers, LeBron James, more CBS Sports · 22d ago
- Lakers’ Austin Reaves opts out of contract, plans to re-sign for four years Los Angeles Times · 22d ago
- Report: Austin Reaves, Lakers agree to 4-year deal NBA.com · 22d ago
- Sources: Lakers' Reaves intends to sign 4-year, $185M max deal ESPN · 22d ago
- ESPN: Ayo Dosunmu signing $112 million deal with Timberwolves The Champaign Room · 23d ago
- Ayo Dosunmu, Wolves Reportedly Agree to New Contract After Julius Randle Trade, Updated Salary Cap Bleacher Report · 23d ago
- Timberwolves trade Julius Randle to Brooklyn, agree to contract with Ayo Dosunmu Star Tribune · 23d ago
- Reports: Ayo Dosunmu to re-sign with Timberwolves NBA.com · 23d ago
- Sources: Wolves' Dosunmu intends to sign 5-year, $112M deal ESPN · 23d ago
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