The Dallas Mavericks are focused on Kyrie Irving’s contract situation. He must decide this summer whether to exercise his $42.9 million renewal option. According to Marc Stein, Irving is expected to opt out of his contract with the Mavericks and sign a three-year, $120 million contract renewal with the Texas franchise.
Stein said: “I don’t hear anyone predicting scenarios in which Kyrie Irving is no longer a Maverick. I haven’t heard of a scenario in which he ends up on another team. But I don’t have a clear prediction on how this contract will end either.” During the season, rumors circulated that the Mavs wanted to offer a three-year deal worth $40 million per year. So, a three-year deal worth $120 million.
However, circumstances have changed in two major ways. First, Kyrie Irving is the only proven elite guard on this roster. With Luca Dončić gone, his value to the Mavericks has theoretically skyrocketed,” Stein said. “But, of course, as everyone knows, he suffered a torn ACL in early March. No one knows when we’ll see Kyrie Irving again. In January? In February?”.
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