Bonner reach 1-year deal with Spurs

http://www.cbssports.com/nba/eye-on-bas ... et-minimum

The San Antonio Spurs are keeping free agent Matt Bonner on a one-year minimum contract, via the San Antonio Express-News' Mike Monroe:

Bonner confirmed the deal, for one season at the 10-year veteran minimum of $1.448 million, via a text message that read: “I'm coming back.”

General manager R.C. Buford confirmed the agreement.

A stretch four since before every team had one, Bonner is the longest-tenured Spur outside of Tim Duncan, Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili, and he's been a consistent three-point threat for his entire NBA career. The 34-year-old's minutes have declined in recent seasons, but he made 43 percent of his 3-point attempts last season in 61 regular-season appearances.

Last edited by Kevin on Mon Jul 14, 2014 10:09 pm, edited 1 time in total.

http://www.cbssports.com/nba/eye-on-basketball/24619723/spurs-reach-agreement-to-re-sign-matt-bonner-for-1-year-vet-minimum

Awesome, Spurs reach 1 year deal with the Spurs. Best. Deal. Ever.

Awesome, Spurs reach 1 year deal with the Spurs. Best. Deal. Ever.

You don't think they should have signed themselves to defend their title?

Pencil them in for number six.

I'm not sure they play enough exciting basketball to help their style. Gosh, they play so boring. Definitely overpaid to sign them.

It's only for one year though. If it doesn't work out they can sign another team next year.

I guess, I wouldn't pick the amazing Cavs weather over the Spurs humid boring hotness. I hope the Spurs sign the Thunder next year.

Spurs would sign San Antonio first.