Report: Kyle Kuzma re-signs with Wizards for 4 years, $102 million

After being rumored to various teams this week, Kyle Kuzma is staying in Washington D.C. after all.

Reports surfaced Friday afternoon that the forward and the Wizards have agreed to a four-year, $102 million deal  to keep him with the franchise. The deal is suspected to be fully guaranteed with no options on the last year. After a career year, Kuzma cashes in big this offseason.

ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowksi was first with the news.

Free agent F Kyle Kuzma has agreed on a four-year, $102M deal to return to the Washington Wizards, co-head of @CAA_Basketball Austin Brown tells ESPN. Kuzma took a shorter deal with Lakers three years ago — and now cashes in after a career-year with Wizards. pic.twitter.com/Ox7TQDcb6z

— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) June 30, 2023

Kyle Kuzma, 27, had his best year as a pro last season, racking up 21.2 points per game and 7.2 rebounds per game in 64 games played. Second in scoring for the Wizards, “Kuz” shot 44.3% from the field and 33.3% from three-point land.

A player rumored to be heading to Sacramento, now stays with the team he played for last two seasons. Only time will tell if he stays in D.C. for the duration of his deal.

Sacramento Kings Offseason Schedule

• Monday, July 3rd & Wednesday, July 5th – California Classic Summer League at Golden 1 Center
• Thursday, July 6– Free Agents can begin signing deals
• Friday, July 7–Monday, July 17– NBA Summer League in Las Vegas
• August TBD– 2023-24 NBA regular season schedule release
• September TBD– Sacramento Kings training camp begins

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