Portis renews contract with Bucks for 44 million in three years: US media bluntly stated that cost-effectiveness is far superior to Reed, and the Warriors abacus is out

On June 30, ESPN reported that Bobby Portis had reached a new contract extension with the Milwaukee Bucks, which is 44 million for three years and is the player option for the 27-28 season. Portis is only 30 years old this year at the peak. He originally attracted the attention of many teams in the free market, but he did not expect that his 2+1 contract renewal did not even reach the average salary of the full middle class of 14.1 million. Details of the contract of Portis have been released: 13.58 million in the 25-26 season, 14.66 million in the 26-27 season, and 15.75 million in the 27-28 season (player option).

Potis averaged 25.4 minutes per game with the Bucks last season, scoring 13.9 points, 8.4 rebounds, 2.1 assists, 0.71 steals, 0.53 blocks, with a shooting percentage of 46.6% and a three-point shooting percentage of 36.5%. This data performance is definitely a mid-range player, and he is also a 2.08-meter-sized fourth position.

In the summer of 2022, he signed a four-year contract of 48.57 million yuan. In other words, his salary increase was not obvious when he entered his peak period.

The Bucks media posted the contract between Portis and Naz Reed. Portis has 44 million in three years, Reed has 125 million in five years, Portis has an average salary of only 14.6 million, and Reed has an average salary of up to 25 million. Reed averaged 16 points, 6 rebounds and 2 assists last season, with a shooting percentage of 46%, and a three-point shooting percentage of 38% is not much better than Portis. This shows that Portis is a great contract renewal.

Many American Records think that Reed, the best sixth man, is actually almost the same as Portis, but Portis sometimes makes a lot of misattack performances on the court.

Because Portis is an expiring contract, he is about to enter the free market. The Warriors media have been paying attention to this PF. Many Warriors reporters hope that the team can sign Portis to strengthen the inside.

Just a few hours ago, the media also posted a list of players who are interested in this summer: Kobe White, Alexander Walker, Herbert Jones, Monk, and Portis.

As a result, Portis reached a three-year, 44 million contract extension with the Bucks before the free market opened, and the Warriors were in vain.

Text/Yan Xiaobai