Dorian Finney-Smith is eligible for a significant three-year extension with the Lakers worth up to $56.4 million, contingent on his decision to decline a lucrative player option. The league's new collective bargaining agreement provides an opening for negotiations immediately after the NBA Finals, allowing the Lakers and Finney-Smith to discuss his potential new deal. His financial choices are complicated by the team's salary cap situation and his current player option, with no guarantee he would find an equivalent deal elsewhere if he opts out.
Finney-Smith is eligible for a three-year extension worth up to $56.4 million, with his decision impacted by the Lakers' offer and team dynamics.
The new CBA allows teams to negotiate with soon-to-be free agents immediately after the Finals, giving Finney-Smith leverage in evaluating his options.
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