Jalen Duren Eligible for $287.1 Million Payday After All-NBA Third Team Selection

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Jalen Duren Eligible for $287.1 Million Payday After All-NBA Third Team Selection

Keith Smith reported that Duren has become eligible for a 5-year deal worth up to $287.1 million after making the All-NBA Third Team. Duren would earn approximately $49.5M in 26-27, $53.5M in 27-28, $57.4M in 28-29, $61.4M in 29-30, and $65.3M in 30-31. However, Smith believes Duren will get a deal closer to 5 years and $185 million.

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