Wizards’ AJ Dybantsa Headlines First Set of Rookie Deals Signed on Opening Day
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Five first-round selections formally entered the NBA on Thursday, signing rookie-scale contracts as the new league year began.
Who Signed
AJ Dybantsa, Washington Wizards: The No. 1 overall pick inked a four-year pact worth a projected $66.9 million, including a first-year salary of approximately $14.7 million.
Kingston Flemings, Atlanta Hawks: The eighth pick agreed to a four-year deal valued at about $33.4 million, starting at $7.3 million.
Morez Johnson Jr., Dallas Mavericks: The 11th selection signed for roughly $30.7 million over four years, beginning with $6.8 million in year one.
Allen Graves, Toronto Raptors: Drafted 21st, Graves secured a four-year contract worth an estimated $19.7 million, opening at $4.1 million.
Cameron Carr, Los Angeles Lakers: The 27th pick accepted a four-year agreement projected at $16.8 million, with a $3.3 million rookie salary.
What’s Next
Several of the newly signed players are expected to join their clubs in the Salt Lake City and California Classic summer leagues ahead of the Las Vegas event. Teams moved quickly to finalize contracts so rookies can participate in practices this week and make their summer-league debuts over the weekend.
Source: Hoops Rumors
