Lonnie Walker IV, Nuggets Agree To One-Year, $3.3M Deal
The veteran guard returns to the NBA after two seasons overseas as Denver adds backcourt depth on a $3.3 million contract, ESPN said.
- Lonnie Walker IV signed a one-year, $3.3 million deal with the Denver Nuggets, agent George S. Langberg confirmed Wednesday. The veteran guard returns to the NBA after spending last season with Maccabi Tel Aviv in the EuroLeague.
- Walker, an 8th-year veteran, last played in the NBA before his stint overseas. He spent his career with the San Antonio Spurs, Los Angeles Lakers, Brooklyn Nets, and Philadelphia 76ers before venturing to the EuroLeague.
- Across 342 games and 95 starts, the guard developed his skills primarily as a member of the Spurs. Originally selected with the 18th overall pick, he now provides perimeter experience to the Denver rotation.
- Denver currently has 14 roster spots filled, leaving one opening as negotiations with restricted free agent Peyton Watson continue. The addition of Walker puts the team's payroll about $4.5 million over the second apron.
- Joining Jamal Murray, Christian Braun, Julian Strawther, and Tyus Jones, Walker brings experience to the Denver backcourt. The Nuggets have extended their reach across the Atlantic Ocean, also signing Alpha Diallo earlier this summer.
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Former Maccabi Tel Aviv basketball player Lonnie Walker will continue his career with the Denver Nuggets, American media reported today.
Lonnie Walker IV, Nuggets Agree To One-Year, $3.3M Deal
The Denver Nuggets signed Lonnie Walker IV to a one-year, $3.3 million deal, his agent George S. Langberg of GSL Sports Group told Shams Charania of ESPN. Walker averaged 15.2 points and 2.5 rebounds for Maccabi Tel Aviv last season. Walker last played in the NBA for the Sixers during the 2024-25 season, averaging 12.4 points. The Nuggets have now added Walker, Alpha Diallo, and Marvin Bagley III this offseason.
Former Žalgiris Kaunas basketball player Lonnie Walker is returning to play in the NBA, reports ESPN journalist Shams Charania.
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