Legend: Thunder Third Head Chet agrees to renew the contract with a high salary! How much is Jewish worth

Oklahoma City Thunder star and 2025 NBA champion Chet Homgren has agreed to fully guarantee a five-year rookie renewal, up to $250 million, WME Basketball agent Bill Duffy told ESPN Wednesday morning.

After missing three months of a season with a hip injury, Homegren returned in February and returned with a stronger return, helping the Thunder and its young core to win the NBA championship. Oklahoma City management will now set out to lock in all NBA superstar Jaylen Williams, who is in a strong momentum in rookie contract renewal negotiations. I wonder how much contract Jaylen Williams will renew the contract with the Thunder or say he will sell it?

The Big Head's contract extension for 285 million in five years

As the second youngest team in NBA history to win the championship, the Thunder have now locked in the long-term largest contract renewal of Homgren and league MVP and Finals MVP Shay Gilgius Alexander. On Tuesday, Girgius Alexander signed a four-year, $285 million contract extension until the 2030-31 season.

23-year-old Homgren is part of the closely united Thunder core team, who will work together and compete for the NBA championship in the coming years.

Homgren has a rough life, but he is still lucky

As the second pick in the 2022 draft, Homgren suffered the second major injury of his NBA career after breaking his pelvis in early November. He also missed the entire rookie season due to a torn ligament of his right foot.

Homegren recovered from a pelvic injury shortly before the All-Star game in February, ending the season averaged 15 points, eight rebounds and 2.2 blocks, shooting 49% from the field and 37.9% from three-pointers. He continued to play in all 23 games during the Oklahoma City championship, and his plus or negative score was the best of any player in the 2025 playoffs, according to ESPN Research.

Homegren is a slim 7-foot-1 center known for her elite intuition and winning attributes, and is a key part of the greatest defense in Thunder’s history. He has been fighting against 93% of his opponent’s shooting attempts as a recent defender, the second highest rate in the league since the start of last season, and has led the NBA with layups and dunks last season against more than 100 shots. According to ESPN tracking, he also gave anyone who defended at least 40 shots the lowest shooting percentage (33%) in this year’s NBA Finals.

Homegren became the Finals player with the most blocks since 1974

Homegren blocked 11 shots in the Finals alone, including five in Game 7 - the most ever player of any player since 1974's blocks officially became Game 7 of the NBA Finals. He is one of only three players in history to make 150 3-pointers and 250 blocks in the first two NBA seasons, with Victor Vinbanyama and Kristaps Porzingis the other two seasons.

Dear friends, how much do you think Jaylen Williams is worth?