Golden State and center Kristaps Porzingis reach an agreement to keep him with the team on a two-year contract worth $40 million, multiple outlets report. The deal is described as an extension/resigning arrangement that keeps Porzingis off the market as the NBA free-agency period begins. One report, citing an Associated Press source with direct knowledge of the negotiations, says the terms were provided on condition of anonymity because they were not part of the official announcement, and that the Warriors announce the agreement. Another report attributes the figure to ESPN NBA insider Shams Charania. Porzingis, 30, is a Latvian player and a former NBA champion. He joined the Warriors at the February trade deadline in a deal from Atlanta, in which Golden State traded Buddy Hield and Jonathan Kuminga to the Hawks to acquire Porzingis. A separate outlet adds that the contract includes a player option after the second year, though the core agreed value and length are consistently reported across sources.