Kenrich Williams agrees to a contract extension with Oklahoma City

Adrian Wojnarowski: ESPN Sources: Oklahoma City Thunder forward Kenrich Williams has agreed on a four-year, $27.2 million contract extension. The deal, negotiated by @PensackSports, comes for an undrafted player who had no Division I offers out of …

Adrian Wojnarowski: ESPN Sources: Oklahoma City Thunder forward Kenrich Williams has agreed on a four-year, $27.2 million contract extension. The deal, negotiated by @PensackSports, comes for an undrafted player who had no Division I offers out of high school.

Source: Twitter @wojespn

What’s the buzz on Twitter?

Joe Mussatto @joe_mussatto
Kenrich Williams before the trade deadline last season: “This might sound far fetched, but I would like to retire here with the Oklahoma City Thunder.”
oklahoman.com/story/sports/n…4:10 PM
Clemente Almanza @CAlmanza1007
The Thunder finding two UDFA gems in Lu Dort & Kenrich Williams speaks a lot about how great the talent evaluation process is for the team along with how extremely lucky they’ve gotten lol – 4:09 PM
Dan Favale @danfavale
everyone who insisted okc should trade kenrich williams to their fave nba team for a second-round pick pic.twitter.com/ES8AnAWpFP4:02 PM
Adrian Wojnarowski @wojespn
ESPN Sources: Oklahoma City Thunder forward Kenrich Williams has agreed on a four-year, $27.2 million contract extension. The deal, negotiated by @PensackSports, comes for an undrafted player who had no Division I offers out of high school. – 3:55 PM

More on this storyline

Bobby Marks: Williams was on a $2M non-guaranteed contract (that now becomes fully protected) for the 2022/23 season, considered one of the best bargain contracts in the NBA. The extension will start in 2023/24. This is the 7th vet extension of the offseason. Last year there were 21. -via Twitter @BobbyMarks42 / July 18, 2022
When Kenrich Williams was asked in his exit interview about the Thunder’s uncommon salary cap situation, the all-hustle forward cracked a smile. A million-dollar smile, you might say. Because the Thunder’s team payroll this season was below the league minimum, players like Williams, who spent at least half of the season with the team, will collect bonus checks upwards of $1 million each on top of their regular salaries. “We’re thankful for that,” said Williams, still smiling. “That’s pretty much all I can say about that.” -via The Oklahoman / May 1, 2022