Jrue Holiday, Bucks Agree to 4-Year Contract Extension Worth Up to ...
The Milwaukee Bucks and guard Jrue Holiday agreed to a four-year contract extension worth up to $160 million Sunday.
bleacherreport.comJrue Holiday reportedly signed a four-year extension with the Boston Celtics worth about $135 million, keeping him under contract through the 2027-28 season with a potential player option in the final year. This deal was reported by ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski and covered by multiple outlets in April 2024.
Latest news summary
- Announcement: Four-year, $135M Celtics extension; Holiday declined a 2024-25 player option to sign long-term with Boston.[1][3]
- Structure: Final year reportedly a player option; extension aims to preserve core while navigating cap considerations for Boston.[3][1]
- Context: The extension aligns with Boston’s intent to keep a veteran two-way guard who contributes on defense and offense.[6][1]
Notes and what this means
- Security and aging: The deal provides long-term security for Holiday while setting up Boston’s core for the near term; it also places Boston in a position to manage future salary extensions for other stars.[1][3]
- Cap implications: Boston saves approximately $9 million against the cap next year, helping the team maintain flexibility around other extensions.[1]
- Timeline: The extension was agreed ahead of the 2024-25 season, with reporting indicating the date was determined in the lead-up to or during that period.[6][1]
If you’d like, I can pull the exact contract details from the cited reports or compare this extension to other recent Celtics extensions for perspective.