Washington Wizards Secure Corey Kispert with 4-Year, $54M Extension

The deal ensures Kispert remains a key player for the Wizards through the 2028-29 season as he continues to develop his scoring prowess.

Kispert's extension was finalized just before the rookie contract deadline, locking him in with the Wizards for four additional years.
The 25-year-old forward averaged 13.4 points last season, showcasing his efficiency with a 38.3% three-point shooting rate.
Kispert's career-high performance included 19 consecutive starts, where he averaged 17.2 points with impressive shooting percentages.
The extension is seen as a bargain for the Wizards, providing team control during Kispert's prime years at an average of $13.5 million annually.
With 459 career three-pointers, Kispert holds the franchise record for the most threes by a Wizards player in their first three NBA seasons.