Collin Sexton Stats

Cleveland Cavaliers guard Collin Sexton remains committed to landing a new deal. The Cavs have reportedly offered a three-year, $40 million contract. However, Sexton's agent, Rich Paul, continues to seek more than $20 million annually for his client. The 23-year-old has averaged 20.0 points, 3.3 assists, and 3.0 rebounds while netting 37.8% of his attempts from deep throughout his career. Still, he hasn't played 82 games since his rookie season in 2018-19, most recently missing 71 games last season because of a torn meniscus. Although Sexton is a proven scorer, he doesn't offer much for category managers outside of that. He also needs to stay healthy moving ahead, or else his fantasy stock will continue to fall.

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According to Shams Charania of The Athletic, the contract talks between the Cleveland Cavaliers and guard Collin Sexton could extend into training camp and potentially even the regular season. News broke a few days back that Sexton was offered a contract by the team that he and his camp weren't happy with. The offer was reportedly somewhere in the neighborhood of three years and $40 million. The Cavaliers seem to have the upper hand in negotiations right now as the market doesn't appear to be significant for Sexton at this point. We'll see if the two sides can work something out sooner rather than later.

15 days ago

Restricted free agent point guard Collin Sexton has been offered a multi-year deal by the Cleveland Cavaliers. However, according to Chris Fedor of Cleveland.com, the deal is not as lucrative as Sexton was hoping for. Fedor stated on the Wine & Gold Talk podcast that the offer was in the ballpark of three years and $40 million. He said, "It's way less than what Collin initially wanted. I don't know that it's the kind of deal that Collin and his camp would be willing to take." The market for Sexton right now doesn't appear to be significant, but with this news breaking, we may wind up seeing some other teams take a shot at him.

17 days ago

According to Jake Fischer of Bleacher Report, the Utah Jazz have considered a deal that would land them Cleveland Cavaliers guard Collin Sexton. For the trade to take place, it would be a sign-and-trade deal that would involve the team trading veteran point guard Mike Conley in exchange for Sexton, who is a restricted free agent. As of now, it sounds like such a deal is a bit of a longshot for multiple reasons. The Jazz likely need to figure out their plan with star guard Donovan Mitchell before making other guard-related moves. Also, Conley wouldn't be the most logical player for the Cavaliers to target. The team could likely find a more suitable return if they were to engage in a sign-and-trade deal involving Sexton.

28 days ago