Reporter talks about KD s salary cut of 30 million: It will help the Rockets retain young core players and build a team around KD
October 19th According to Shams, Durant renewed his contract with the Rockets for $90 million in two years, with the second year (2027-28 season) as a player option. According to additional reports from Shams, Durant can extend his contract for up to two years and US$120 million. He has taken a salary cut of US$30 million in his current contract to maintain flexibility in the Rockets' salary space and facilitate long-term cooperation between the two parties. Regarding Durant's salary cut, reporter Keith Smith commented: "This should help Houston retain its young core players and build a lineup around Durant." "The reasonable salary figures reached by Durant and the Rockets management leave room for flexibility in team operations. This operation can be called a win-win."
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