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Devin Vassell’s journey from the 2020 NBA draft to becoming a cornerstone for the San Antonio Spurs. From rookie season to putting up strong performances, flashing his two-way potential. With his scoring ability and defensive tenacity, he emerged as a reliable scorer, regularly contributing across multiple areas. But, do you know he signed a lucrative contract last season? Le’s explore his huge contract extension with the Spurs.

What is Devin Vassell’s annual salary? Looking into his $100 million deal with the San Antonio Spurs.

Devin Vassell signed the largest contract in San Antonio Spurs history, a 5-year, $135 million deal, solidifying his position as one of the franchise’s cornerstone young players. This contract extension came as part of his rookie-scale deal, following his selection in the 2020 NBA Draft. Here’s a breakdown of the contract details:

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YearCap Hit (Annual)
2024-25$29,347,82620.88%$29,347,826$29,347,826
2025-26$27,000,00017.46%$27,000,000$56,347,826
2026-27$27,000,00015.87%$27,000,000$83,347,826
2027-28$24,652,17413.17%$24,652,174$108,000,000
2028-29$27,000,00013.12%$27,000,000$135,000,000

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Well, that’s not it. The $135 million is just the base value of the extension, which is his salary over the 5 years. However, there’s more to it. The total value of the contract could rise to $146 million due to bonuses that the hooper can earn. But for this, he will have to performance incentives or team accomplishments. But, do you know there are other 2020 rookies too who have signed a contract extension? With this, he joins Timberwolves’ ANT, Hornets’ LaMelo Ball, Pacers’ Tyrese Haliburton, Pistons’ Isaiah Stewart, and Grizzlies Desmond Bane.

But Vassell is yet to play this season and was “out” due to a foot injury, that kept him out for the last eight games in the 2023-24 season. It was initially said that it needed no surgery, but due to an increasing stress reaction in his right foot, he had surgery in the off-season. However, Shams Charania of ESPN has brought good news on his potential return against the Utah Jazz on Saturday. The team also announced on Thursday, that he’s been “cleared for all basketball activities. Well with that said, do you know his wealth?

As of 2023, his net worth is believed to be $5 million. Although his net worth as of 2024 hasn’t been reported yet,but now with this contract, his net worth will only grow more! The contract puts him as the 54th best-paid player this season, the 224th best-paid NBA player last season, and the 28th best-paid guard this season. However, do you know his agent?

Who are the agents of Devin Vassell that also represent Devin Booker, Jalen Brunson, and Donovan Mitchell

Vassell is represented by the agents Andrew Morrison, Mitch Nathan, and Richard Beda of CAA (Creative Artists Agency) Basketball. CAA has given the NBA some of the best players over the years, like Devin Booker, Jalen Brunson, Donovan Mitchell, Chris Paul, Paul George, Karl-Anthony Towns, and many more. CAA also known as Creative Artist Agency, has been his backbone since his first season, and they are one of the top agencies in the League.

CAA (Creative Artists Agency) has earned a stellar reputation in the NBA due to its 360-degree approach to player development. Their strategy includes offering individually tailored training programs that focus on strengthening each player’s unique skills, helping them grow both on and off the court. The agency is well-respected in the league not only for its commitment to the players but also for its support of their families. Beyond just player development, CAA excels in securing brand endorsements, driving philanthropic efforts, and managing digital content to enhance players’ personal brands. With 61 first-round picks and 46 All-Star appearances under their belt, CAA’s influence in the NBA is undeniable.

As for Devin Vassell, his preparation for an NBA career was shaped by a combination of talent, work ethic, and the resources provided by CAA’s holistic support system. Their guidance in areas such as skill development, personal branding, and business opportunities has been crucial in helping Vassell reach the heights he has so far in his career.

Devin Vassell’s college career at Florida State prepared him for greatness.

Rising star Devin Vassell’s college career at Florida State laid the foundation for his NBA success. Committing to the Seminoles over offers from Texas Tech, North Florida, and Stetson, he quickly proved he belonged at the highest level. Do you know as a freshman he excelled? Yes, he led all ACC newcomers with a strong three-point shooting percentage, and his clutch play, including a game-tying shot against Virginia Tech, hinted at his potential. However, he leveled his game the following year.

By his sophomore year, he had become a fixture in the starting lineup and also earned one of the precious awards. He was recognized as the Most Outstanding Player of the 2019 Emerald Coast Classic. His performances against top-tier teams like Tennessee and Purdue showcased his maturity and skill, drawing attention from NBA scouts. Was there any doubt that Vassell’s upside was immense?

Throughout the season, he continued to develop as a well-rounded player, leading FSU in scoring and rebounding. He had a memorable game too. His 27-point game against Virginia Tech, in which he made all his three-pointers, showed his scoring ability, while his rebounding and defense were consistent. Vassell was named Second Team All-ACC, a testament to his growth.

His rise from a freshman shooter to a potential first-round NBA pick was rapid. By the end of his sophomore year, Vassell was ready for the next step. What would his game look like in the NBA? His time at Florida State prepared him for that challenge.

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