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Hartenstein Reportedly Agrees to Three-Year, $75 Million Deal with Thunder

The reported fully guaranteed contract includes a trade-kicker clause that would protect the center’s pay if he is moved and would preserve a key starter for Oklahoma City’s championship core.

Overview

  • Media outlets, citing ESPN, report Isaiah Hartenstein has agreed to a three-year contract with the Oklahoma City Thunder worth $75 million that is fully guaranteed.
  • The deal is said to include a trade kicker, a clause that raises a player’s pay if his team trades him during the contract term.
  • Hartenstein has been a regular starter since joining OKC, averaging roughly a double-double with about 10 points, 10 rebounds and nearly 4 assists per game.
  • Two years earlier Hartenstein signed a three-year, $87 million contract, so the reported new deal changes his guaranteed pay structure and adds the trade protection.
  • The reports come from ESPN and were republished by outlets including ran/Joyn and BILD, and the Thunder or Hartenstein had not formally confirmed the contract at the time of reporting.