It’s official: Serge Ibaka to stay in Oklahoma City for four more years

From the wire, a few details on the new contract that Team Spain’s Serge Ibaka signed yesterday with NBA Western Conference champs the Oklahoma City Thunder. In sort, The Blocksmith is set to bag $48 million over the next four years…



Ibaka inks contract extension with Thunder (via AFP)

Serge Ibaka, the NBA’s top shot blocker over the past two seasons, signed a long-term contract extension with the Oklahoma City Thunder on Saturday, general manager Sam Presti said. The team did not release contract details but ESPN reported it was a four-year deal worth $48 million for the Spanish…


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  1. Yorgos
    9 years ago

    Greek media says Panathinaikos is close to finalize a deal with Chinese national team shooting guard Guo Ailun.

    The total pay package (base salary and bonuses) is equal to about $800,000 US dollars gross (before taxes)…………….

    This is really something. Guo is only 18 years old!

    This is the first Chinese player to sign with a Euroleague team!

    For Panathinaikos to spend $800,000 a year on an 18 year Chinese player – they must be expecting some HUGE TV revenues from China.

    Also, there are rumors now starting that Olympiacos might also sign a Chinese national team player (a small forward), in order to ensure that the top Greek clubs get huge TV deals with China.

    Also, it is said that the Greek League is looking to workout a deal with the Chinese teams so that they can send their best players their to be developed, in exchange for large TV deals in China, and the Greek clubs’ Greek league, Euroleague/Eurocup games being broadcast in China!

    LMFAO at the Greek League stealing the Chinese basketball TV market.

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    • Gabe
      9 years ago

      Yeah after having the top players in their league beaten by Nigeria and not even making the Olympics to showcase their talents to the world they can not longer market their league as having top talent so this might be a very smart business decision by them. Kudos to them!

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