Sources: Grizzlies land Post after Warriors pass on offer sheet
Quinten Post heads to Memphis as Warriors opt not to match $30 million offer sheet
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The brief
Quinten Post has signed a three‑year, $30 million offer sheet with the Memphis Grizzlies after the Golden State Warriors declined to match the contract. Coverage from The New York Times, Hoops Rumors, the San Francisco Chronicle, Golden State Of Mind and ESPN details the offer terms and the Warriors’ decision not to retain Post.
Future reporting may focus on how the signing reshapes the Grizzlies’ roster and any subsequent moves by the Warriors, though coverage does not yet specify further developments.
Synthesized by PULSE from the headlines below under a strict no-invention contract. ✓ fact-checked: all claims supported by sources Updated 90d ago.
Quick answers
What contract length did Quinten Post agree to with the Grizzlies?
Three years.
What is the monetary value of the offer sheet?
$30 million.
Which team chose not to match the offer sheet?
The Golden State Warriors.
Coverage (18)
- Making sense of Warriors' decision not to match Quinten Post's offer sheet Yahoo Sports · 90d ago
- Warriors set to lose draft success story in restricted free agency as LeBron James wait continues The Mercury News · 90d ago
- Warriors decline to match offer sheet, let Quinten Post walk to Grizzlies The Mercury News · 90d ago
- Herrington: Sorting through the Grizzlies’ Quinten Post signing Daily Memphian · 90d ago
- Quinten Post signs 3-year offer sheet with Grizzlies Golden State Of Mind · 90d ago
- Warriors' restricted free agent center Quinten Post to sign three-year $30 million offer sheet with Grizzlies NBC Sports · 90d ago
- Warriors don’t match Grizzlies contract offer for Quinten Post Yahoo Sports · 90d ago
- Warriors don’t match offer sheet, Post joins MEM NBC Sports · 90d ago
- Quinten Post to Grizzlies after Warriors don’t match 3-year, $30 million offer sheet: Sources The New York Times · 90d ago
- Henri Veesaar has 11/5/4 in Utah Summer League NBC Sports · 90d ago
- Warriors reportedly don't match Grizzlies' $30 million Quinten Post offer sheet NBC Sports Bay Area & California · 90d ago
- Quinten Post signs with Grizzlies after Warriors refuse to match offer Yahoo Sports · 90d ago
- Reports: Grizzlies sign Quinten Post to 3-year offer sheet NBA.com · 90d ago
- Quinten Post signs 3-year, $30 million offer sheet with Grizzlies: Sources The New York Times · 90d ago
- Warriors Won’t Match Grizzlies’ Offer Sheet For Quinten Post Hoops Rumors · 90d ago
- Warriors lose Quinten Post to Memphis after declining to match offer sheet San Francisco Chronicle · 90d ago
- Warriors don’t match Grizzlies contract offer for Quinten Post Golden State Of Mind · 90d ago
- Sources: Grizzlies land Post after Warriors pass on offer sheet ESPN · 90d ago
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