US EditionSteven Adams Agrees to a 3-Year, $39M Contract Extension with the Rockets, AP Source Says
- On Saturday, Steven Adams finalized an extension with the Houston Rockets that will keep him with the team through the 2024-25 season, agreeing to a fully guaranteed deal worth $39 million over three seasons.
- The Rockets prioritized extending Adams before he became an unrestricted free agent on June 30, reflecting mutual interest to continue their partnership.
- Adams played 58 games this season, averaging 3.9 points and leading the NBA in offensive rebound rate among players with at least 50 games.
- During Houston's 52-30 regular season as the Western Conference 2 seed, Adams's presence improved the team's performance, with a plus-44 point differential when he was on the court.
- The extension removes a key center from free agency, supports Houston's young roster, and maintains Adams's role in their rotation after a first-round playoff loss to Golden State.
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What Steven Adams signing means for Celtics free agency options
The first domino of the free agent big market fell on Saturday as Rockets center Steven Adams agreed to an extension with the Houston Rockets. The veteran gets a new three-year deal worth $39 million that won’t become official until the new league year begins next month, according to Shams Charania of ESPN.com. The deal is also fully guaranteed.
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