New Orleans Pelicans guard Bennedict Mathurin has agreed to a two-year contract with the team, according to sources. The deal is worth $16 million and includes a player option.
Sources told ESPN that Mathurin and the Pelicans reached the agreement. The financial details of the contract reveal a total value of $16 million, with the inclusion of a player option for the second year. This option allows Mathurin the opportunity to become a free agent after one season if he chooses.
The terms of the deal secure Mathurin’s position with the Pelicans for at least the next two seasons, providing stability to the team’s roster. The player option gives Mathurin agency over his future, allowing him to test free agency if he desires after the first year of the contract.
Mathurin’s agreement with the Pelicans comes as the team prepares for the upcoming season. The Pelicans are looking to build on their recent success and contend for a playoff spot in a competitive Western Conference.
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