Sources: Danny Green has agreed to a 4 year, $45 million deal with the Spurs

[Aztecfan03]

Danny didn't need to take such a discount. He will be signed last along with Leonard. Him getting a couple more million a year will not impact the team at all. It's one thing to sign a lower contract to fit the salary cap but the Spurs will already be capped out when Green signs.

the only effect would be to the luxury tax. And future cap.

[RayTdropout]

Love dan the man

[cjw]

the only effect would be to the luxury tax. And future cap.

I'm hoping they've frontloaded his contract: $12.04 / $11.50 / $10.98 / $10.49 = $45 million both to reward him upfront and to preserve maximum flexibility in the future.

[BatManu20]

It's official.

[gambit1990]

i thought he was gonna be gone when last season ended. really glad i was wrong. that coulda got $$$.

[BatManu20]

[AFBlue]

[dgspursforlife]

[BillMc]

I wonder how many years/championships/accolades Danny will need to get to "Bowen-level" where they retire his jersey (or retire it at least until some big wig FA wants that number. )?

[Aztecfan03]

I'm hoping they've frontloaded his contract: $12.04 / $11.50 / $10.98 / $10.49 = $45 million both to reward him upfront and to preserve maximum flexibility in the future.

doubt it, because that extra 1.5ish million would all be above the luxury tax limit.

[MaNu4Tres]

I'm hoping they've frontloaded his contract: $12.04 / $11.50 / $10.98 / $10.49 = $45 million both to reward him upfront and to preserve maximum flexibility in the future.

Its not.

It's 10.00 / 10.75 / 11.5 / 12.25

[TXstbobcat]

Great deal for the Spurs. Also glad that verde got to cash in with a nice contract.

Now that he got seriously paid, it's Time for Verde to go shopping

[Mr. Body]

The underrated signing of the off-season. Duncan's generosity is and has been key for years and is on another level. On a basketball level, Danny's resigning changes everything. Or actually makes sure nothing changes. What happens if he takes the money the market was giving him? We'd be totally screwed, forcing to play Manu or Kyle or Simm City or some stopgap player at the 2, with a terrible bench.

[Fireball]

losing both Splitter and Green would have killed the Spurs defense ... I doubt Aldridge's offense would have been enough to make that up

[ace3g]

Eric Pincus @EricPincus
Danny Green's deal with the San Antonio Spurs is $10 mil flat each season, 4 years, last a player option @BBallInsiders

[dabom]

Eric Pincus @EricPincus
Danny Green's deal with the San Antonio Spurs is $10 mil flat each season, 4 years, last a player option @BBallInsiders

Danny a ing hero in my book. Someone give this man a ing medal of honor.

[Uriel]

So it's 40M instead of 45? Green took an even bigger paycut than initially reported.

[dabom]

I predicted the spurs should give him 10mil a year. Dam I'm good.

[timtonymanu]

some morons on here didn't even think he was worth 10 million a year.

[Mugen]

Danny turned down 20mil tbh

Holt better be payin' this under the table because the Spurs are getting away with highway robbery if not....

[ace3g]

Eric Pincus @EricPincus
I still have to go through some of the salaries I posted for incentives - those are cap numbers based on what is un/likely @BBallInsiders

[look_at_g_shred]

some morons on here didn't even think he was worth 10 million a year.

[timvp]

OMG, Green only got $40 million over four years?

[AFBlue]

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