Adrian Wojnarowski: Portland Trail Blazers F Nassir Little has agreed on a four-year, 28M extension, sources tell ESPN.
Source: Twitter @wojespn
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Adrian Wojnarowski @wojespn
Portland Trail Blazers F Nassir Little has agreed on a four-year, $28M extension, sources tell ESPN. – 11:25 AM
Portland Trail Blazers F Nassir Little has agreed on a four-year, $28M extension, sources tell ESPN. – 11:25 AM
Adrian Wojnarowski @wojespn
Portland Trail Blazers F Nassir Little has agreed on a four-year, 28M extension, sources tell ESPN. – 11:25 AM
Portland Trail Blazers F Nassir Little has agreed on a four-year, 28M extension, sources tell ESPN. – 11:25 AM
Yossi Gozlan @YossiGozlan
Notable rookie-scale extension candidates still left (6 PM ET deadline):
De’Andre Hunter
Jaxson Hayes
Rui Hachimura
Cameron Johnson
P.J. Washington
Matisse Thybulle
Grant Williams
Darius Bazley
Nassir Little
Kevin Porter Jr. – 9:43 AM
Notable rookie-scale extension candidates still left (6 PM ET deadline):
De’Andre Hunter
Jaxson Hayes
Rui Hachimura
Cameron Johnson
P.J. Washington
Matisse Thybulle
Grant Williams
Darius Bazley
Nassir Little
Kevin Porter Jr. – 9:43 AM
Casey Holdahl @CHold
If I’m not mistaken, tomorrow (Oct. 17) is the last day Nassir Little and the Trail Blazers can come to an agreement on a rookie contract extension. If not, Little likely becomes a restricted free agent at the end of the season (the approach they took with Anfernee Simons, btw). – 7:50 PM
If I’m not mistaken, tomorrow (Oct. 17) is the last day Nassir Little and the Trail Blazers can come to an agreement on a rookie contract extension. If not, Little likely becomes a restricted free agent at the end of the season (the approach they took with Anfernee Simons, btw). – 7:50 PM
More on this storyline
Sean Highkin: Joe Cronin says he’s had “brief” conversations with Nassir Little’s camp about an extension. Says there’s a mutual desire to make it a long-term partnership but they haven’t had real discussions yet about numbers. -via Twitter @highkin / September 26, 2022
Nassir Little knows he isn’t being talked about much. At 22, he’s still young enough to be thought of as a prospect, but going into his fourth season coming off a strong 2021-22 season cut short by a shoulder injury, he’s ready to be much more than that. “Right now, I’m transitioning into a point in my career where [I’m] not a ‘project’ no more,” Little said in a recent interview. “I’m an actual product, you feel me? And obviously, I’m going to continue to get better, but now it’s like, ‘he’s a player.’ It’s not, ‘Put him out there and let him develop.’ This year is where I think I’m going to take a jump, for real.” -via Rose Garden Report / August 16, 2022