2023 NBA Rookie Extensions

Today was the deadline to extend rookie contracts from the 2020 draft class. Obviously we had a notable extension for the Spurs with Devin Vassell which happened weeks before the deadline, but now that all extensions are finalized it's easier to compare and see how well the Spurs did relative to others. Info from HoopsRumors.

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LaMelo Ball (Hornets): Five years, maximum salary. Projected value of $216,953,495, can increase to $260,344,194 if Edwards meets Rose Rule criteria. Includes 15% trade kicker.

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Anthony Edwards (Timberwolves): Five years, maximum salary. Projected value of $216,953,495, can increase to $260,344,194 if Edwards meets Rose Rule criteria. Includes 15% trade kicker.

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Tyrese Haliburton (Pacers): Five years, maximum salary (story). Projected value of $216,953,495, can increase to $260,344,194 if Edwards meets Rose Rule criteria. Includes 15% trade kicker.

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Desmond Bane (Grizzlies): Five years, $197,230,450. Includes $8,669,550 in incentives. Includes 15% trade kicker.

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Devin Vassell (Spurs): Five years, $135,000,000. Includes $11,000,000 in incentives.

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Jaden McDaniels (Timberwolves): Five years, $131,000,000. Includes $5,000,000 in incentives.

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Onyeka Okongwu (Hawks): Four years, $62,000,000.

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Isaiah Stewart (Pistons): Four years, $60,000,000. Includes $4,000,000 in incentives. Includes fourth-year team option.

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Deni Avdija (Wizards): Four years, $55,000,000.

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Josh Green (Mavericks): Three years, $41,000,000.

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Cole Anthony (Magic): Three years, $39,100,000. Includes third-year team option.

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Aaron Nesmith (Pacers): Three years, $33,000,000.

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Zeke Nnaji (Nuggets): Four years, $32,000,000. Includes fourth-year player option.

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Payton Pritchard (Celtics): Four years, $30,000,000 (story). Starts in 2024/25.