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I recently signed a 2-year, $12M NBA contract. Looking back, 3 decisions shaped how I got here: 1. Turned down an extra ~$250K to transfer for my 5th year and stayed at Stanford. 2. Chose to go undrafted instead of getting drafted so I could pick the best situation. That led me to Denver. 3. Turned down a ~$2M guaranteed extension to bet on myself in free agency. I risked injury, poor play, or getting nothing. I ended up earning roughly 3x that offer. Three times I had the opportunity to take the money/status in front of me. Three times I chose the option I thought gave me the best long-term expected value. $250K → No. Getting drafted → No. $2M guaranteed → No. Eventually → $12M. Sometimes the biggest risk is taking the safe option too early. #NBA# #Sportsbusiness# #Finance#

Denver restricted free agent Spencer Jones has agreed to a two-year, $12 million offer sheet with the Oklahoma City Thunder, Adam Godes of ADS Sports tells ESPN. Jones was a key contributor for the Nuggets last season, including an NBA-best 69% from 3-point range during the playoffs, and now is ready to conclude chapter in Denver to move onto OKC.

Perhaps the most interesting finding from my 2026 NFL schedule analysis for fantasy comes from the Jaguars schedule, who have quite literally *THE HARDEST* schedule for QBs and WRs through the first six weeks: Cleveland, Denver, New England, Cincy, Philly, Houston, then a Week 7 bye. But after that gauntlet, their schedule is *THE EASIEST* from Week 8 on. Translation: it's possible we see slower starts for the Jags offense, leading to possible buy low opportunities for everyone coming out of their bye week. Or, if they dominate their early season schedule, they would be legitimate Super Bowl contenders based on their second half schedule and strut to the #1# seed. Either way, we could see some league winning performances from many Jaguars players, we just have to get through the first seven weeks.