NBA teams agree to contracts for multiple players

Teams finalized contract terms for players who changed teams during the season or remained with their current clubs. One agreement covers a five-year deal worth $112 million that includes a player option in the final season. The player had been acquired at the February trade deadline and recorded improved shooting percentages after the move.

Another four-year agreement totals $212 million with a player option in year four. The player averaged double-digit assists in each of the past three full seasons but posted three-point shooting percentages at or below 34 percent in three of the past four seasons.

Roster considerations Teams now hold limited remaining salary flexibility after completing the initial agreements. Officials stated that further signings will depend on available financial resources and the need to add complementary players. The first contract will not be formally executed until additional offseason moves are completed due to the player's current cap hold.