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Austin Reaves thought he was done with Lakers; he’s now their $185 million man

Austin Reaves is set to remain with the Los Angeles Lakers on a reported 4-year, $185 million contract.

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📍 How it ended

The Lakers negotiated and reached an agreement to re-sign Austin Reaves to a 4-year, $185 million deal. Reaves, who had previously doubted he would stay with the team, expressed excitement about remaining in Los Angeles.

The contract reportedly does not affect the Lakers' cap space.

Epilogue added 9d ago, after coverage quieted.

The brief

The Los Angeles Lakers will re-sign Austin Reaves to a deal worth $185 million over four years. Reaves expressed relief and excitement regarding the agreement, noting that his heart has been in Los Angeles despite previous doubts about whether he would stay with the team.

Coverage from CBS News, Sportsnet.ca, and AP sources emphasizes the financial terms of the deal and notes that the contract does not affect the team's cap space. Silver Screen and Roll reports that the Lakers negotiated hard to secure the agreement.

Attention now turns to the official signing ahead of NBA Free Agency. Meanwhile, Yahoo Sports reports that a former champion has questioned the Lakers' decision to extend Reaves due to defensive issues.

Synthesized by Archynetys from the headlines below under a strict no-invention contract. ✓ fact-checked: all claims supported by sources Updated 21d ago.

Quick answers

What are the terms of Austin Reaves' new contract?

The deal is reported to be for four years and worth $185 million.

How does the contract impact the Lakers' salary cap?

According to Yahoo Sports, the $185 million contract does not affect the Lakers' cap space.

How did Reaves react to the news?

Reaves stated he is relieved and excited to remain with the Lakers, saying, 'My heart’s been in LA.'

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Austin Reaves Los Angeles Lakers NBA Free Agency

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