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All-Star forward Paul George and the Indiana Pacers have reached agreement on a five-year maximum extension that could be worth more than $90 million, league sources told Yahoo Sports.
The deal will be signed on Wednesday morning, and the Pacers have called a news conference with George and team president Larry Bird to make public the extension.
Paul George averaged 19.2 points last season for the Pacers. (USA Today)
For the Pacers and George, who was voted the 2013 NBA Most Improved Player, the five-year deal cements the gifted young forward as Indiana's designated franchise player. George's extension will begin with the 2014-15 season. He will make $3.2 million this season.
The deal will be signed on Wednesday morning, and the Pacers have called a news conference with George and team president Larry Bird to make public the extension.
Paul George averaged 19.2 points last season for the Pacers. (USA Today)
For the Pacers and George, who was voted the 2013 NBA Most Improved Player, the five-year deal cements the gifted young forward as Indiana's designated franchise player. George's extension will begin with the 2014-15 season. He will make $3.2 million this season.