Naz Reid Extension: Timberwolves Lock Up Forward | NBA 2025
Naz Reid is locked in! the Minnesota Timberwolves secured their star forward with a five-year,$125 million deal,solidifying his role on the team after an remarkable season where he averaged 14.2 points and 6.0 rebounds.This move ensures the team retains a key player, crucial for their continued success in the western Conference. The Minnesota Timberwolves swiftly acted to prevent Reid from exploring NBA free agency, showcasing their commitment. News Directory 3 is following all the player movement closely. With decisions looming for Julius Randle and Nickeil Alexander-Walker, the Timberwolves’ roster is set for further changes. Discover what’s next …
Naz Reid inks $125 Million Deal to Stay With Timberwolves
Naz Reid, the 2024 Sixth Man of the Year. Getty Images
Minnesota Timberwolves standout Naz Reid,the reigning Sixth Man of the Year,has committed to a five-year,$125 million contract with the team. According to reports, this secures Reid, a top free agent, with the franchise that initially signed him in 2019. This is a major move for the Timberwolves as they look to build on their recent success.
During the 2024-25 season, Naz Reid averaged 14.2 points, 6.0 rebounds,and 2.3 assists across 80 games, starting in 17. His contributions were vital as the Timberwolves made their second consecutive appearance in the Western Conference finals. The Minnesota Timberwolves retaining Reid is a significant boost to their roster.
reid’s return to Minnesota was uncertain after he declined his $15 million player option earlier in june. This decision paved the way for unrestricted free agency. However,the Timberwolves acted swiftly,securing Reid with a long-term agreement before he could explore other options on the open market. This demonstrates the team’s commitment to keeping key players.
The timberwolves also face decisions regarding other players. Star forward Julius Randle has until June 29 to decide on his $30.9 million player option for the upcoming season. Additionally, wing Nickeil Alexander-Walker, an unrestricted free agent, is expected to attract considerable interest from other teams. The NBA free agency period will be crucial for Minnesota.