The details of Braun’s $125 million in five years have been confirmed! The Nuggets made $835 million in starters, and the odds of winning the championship have reached second place.

On October 21, the Denver Nuggets and Braun reached a five-year, 125 million early contract extension agreement. The Nuggets officially released a contract renewal poster. Braun has become an indispensable part of Denver.

Braun's five-year, $125 million contract is far below the maximum salary, with an average salary of only $25 million. The four-year, $100 million average salary signed by the Hawks and Dyson Daniels is also $25 million. The two 2022 superstars have made huge concessions. Both of them had previously sought five-year, $150 million+ contracts.

Braun has one year left in the 25-26 season, 4.92 million, and the new contract is 21.55 million in the 26-27 season, 23.27 million in the 27-28 season, 25 million in the 28-29 season, 26.72 million in the 29-30 season, and 28.44 million in the 30-31 season.

According to the US media HoopsHype, Braun was one of the lowest-paid players in the league last season, with an annual salary of only US$3.08 million. Now he has become a billionaire player.

The Nuggets' current starting five all have contracts worth 100 million yuan: Jokic is worth 276 million in five years, Jamal Murray is worth 207 million in four years, Kayo is worth $101 million in four years, Aaron Gordon is worth $126 million in four years (including the 23 million in the 25-26 season), and Braun is worth $125 million in five years. The total contract of these five people reaches 835 million U.S. dollars.

Braun averaged 15.4 points, 5.2 rebounds and 1.1 steals per game last season, with a shooting percentage of 58% and a true shooting percentage of 66.5%. He is the guard with the highest average of 15 points per game + true shooting percentage since Curry in 2018.

The Nuggets' championship odds have also reached second place, with the Cavaliers at +700, and the Thunder at +200 still rank first in the league.