Jaylen Brown and the Celtics agree to a record-setting 5-year, $303.7 million supermax contract.
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Agent Jason Glushon confirmed to ESPN on Tuesday that Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown has agreed to sign the richest deal in NBA history, a five-year supermax extension for up to $303.7 million. On Sunday night, Brown and Glushon met with Celtics management and ownership in Boston to iron out the kinks in the unprecedented contract extension that will keep the two-time All-Star with the team through the 2028-29 season. Source: espn With the salary cap and league revenue on the upswing, Brown's contract tops the $276 million extension that two-time MVP Nikola Jokic signed with the Denver Nuggets. On Monday in Boston, Brown (then age 26) got his physical to finalize the contract. After Brown made second team All-NBA in 2022-23, he was offered the Celtics' five-year supermax agreement. Brown and fellow All-Star Jayson Tatum, who can sign a supermax contract with the Celtics this summer, are one of the league's most potent duos and essential components of Boston's title ...