Overview
- HoopsHype reports talks with Braun's agent Bill Duffy have centered on a five-year agreement worth roughly $115–$125 million.
- The latest reporting describes a realistic path to a deal, following earlier notes of pessimism about the price point.
- The negotiation window aligns with Monday's NBA roster cutdown deadline at 5 p.m. ET.
- Denver's desire to manage luxury-tax exposure has complicated timing and terms, according to multiple reports.
- Braun became a full-time starter last season with career highs and strong efficiency, and if no extension is reached he could hit restricted free agency in 2026, with Peyton Watson talks viewed as secondary.