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When the Golden State Warriors open the new season a week from today, Stephen Jackson hopes to have a new contract in hand. Jackson said Tuesday that extension talks with Warriors President Robert Rowell were progressing smoothly and believes it's a matter of when — not if — the two sides reach an agreement.
The Warriors' captain, who is signed through next season, is seeking the maximum allowed under the NBA's collective bargaining agreement, which limits the number of years and annual pay raises that can be added to an existing deal.
If Jackson signs an extension this season, the most he can receive is three years at $28 million. If he waits until next season, he can add four years at $39 million.
Jackson is scheduled to make $7.14 million this season and $7.65 million next season to round out the six-year, $39 million contract his former agent, Dan Fegan, negotiated in 2005.
After splitting with Fegan about a year ago, Jackson is handling his own talks this time.
Source: San Francisco Chronicle
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He turned things around in Oakland.
Stephen, welcome to Oakland!
GO WARRIORS!!!
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