Knicks, Bridges agree to 4-year, $150M extension
Mikal Bridges, the New York Knicks forward, has agreed to a four-year, $150 million contract extension with the franchise. This deal was confirmed by Bridges' agents to ESPN's Shams Charania. The extension will keep Bridges, a key player for the Knicks, under contract with the team for the next four seasons. This move solidifies the Knicks' roster and demonstrates their commitment to retaining their talented players. Bridges, who was acquired by the Knicks in a trade with the Phoenix Suns last season, has proven himself to be a valuable asset on the team. His consistent performance and versatility on the court have made him an integral part of the Knicks' lineup. The terms of the extension, which include a guaranteed $150 million over four years, reflect Bridges' importance to the Knicks' future plans and their confidence in his ability to continue contributing to the team's success.
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