What happened
The Warriors and Brandin Podziemski agreed Saturday morning to a five-year, $110 million extension, according to ESPN, after the fourth-year guard drew strong reviews in camp and preseason action and was viewed as a candidate for a starting job.
ESPN also reported the deal begins in 2027-28, includes annual raises and a mutual-option final season, and comes as Podziemski enters the last year of his rookie-scale contract after playing all 82 games last season.
The extension starts next season, so it should not alter Golden State's current preseason lineup plans. Podziemski's camp performance still makes his role worth watching, but a final starting decision is not confirmed here.
Automated brief based on the linked report. Lineup context is analysis; official starting-five labels come separately from our game data provider.
Original reporting: Warriors sign Brandin Podziemski to 5-year, $110 million extension — Yahoo Sports ↗