Kevin Durant signed a four-year contract with the Warriors in free agency.
Yes, you read that right.
He then was shipped to Brooklyn in the sign-and-trade that brought D'Angelo Russell to the Dubs.
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Details matter! And speaking of details -- the two-time NBA Finals MVP most likely will become a free agent again in the summer of 2022, not 2023.
Why? Because KD's deal contains a player option in Year 4.
Jeff Siegel of Early Bird Rights has the details:
In addition, shortly after Durant announced he would sign with Brooklyn, ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski reported that the 10-time All-Star's deal was not a full max:
But when you factor in the "likely bonuses," the former Warrior should end up getting max money.
After winning his first title with the Dubs, Durant agreed to a contract that paid him $25 million in 2017-18 when he could have made just under $34.7 million.
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After going back-to-back, he agreed to a contract that paid him $30 million in 2018-19 when he could have made $35.3 million.
Lastly, this certainly is interesting:
Get well, Kevin.