Spurs Sign Julian Champagnie to Three-Year, $45 Million Extension

The deal locks in a breakout shooter whose 82-game durability plus franchise three-point records bolster the Spurs’ young core led by Victor Wembanyama.

Overview

Champagnie agreed to a three-year, $45 million extension that keeps him with San Antonio through the 2028–29 season, a move reported this weekend by multiple outlets.
The contract rewards a rapid turnaround after he was waived by Philadelphia in February 2023 and claimed by the Spurs two days later.
Last season Champagnie played all 82 games, averaged 11.1 points and 5.8 rebounds, and set Spurs marks with 192 three-pointers in a season and 11 in a single game.
He made a surprise visit to USAA’s Gold Star Gamers' Cup to play games with military families and help pack school supplies, underscoring his growing local community role.
San Antonio keeps a reliable wing shooter and rebounder in place as it builds around Victor Wembanyama, while Champagnie says he hopes to spend his career with the franchise and gains long-term financial security.