Victor Wembanyama Could Take Less Than $251M Supermax to Help Spurs

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Victor Wembanyama Could Take Less Than $251M Supermax to Help Spurs

Fischer says word in Las Vegas is that Wembanyama is considering signing for less than his five-year, $251 million maximum rookie-scale extension to give San Antonio more financial flexibility. Wembanyama then reposted the report with, “Spurs family, I’m here to stay. Whatever it takes,” signaling long-term commitment before extension talks this summer reshape the franchise’s cap sheet.

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