A midseason move to the Dallas Mavericks revitalized David Lee's career, as he again resembled the high-efficiency offensive force who was once a building block for the Golden State Warriors.
Now Lee will look to further revitalize his career after the San Antonio Spurs announced a deal with the veteran forward on Tuesday.
Lee's agency, Priority Sports, announced the signing on Twitter on July 28. ESPN's Marc Stein added that the deal is worth $3.2 million over two years with a player option for the second year.
Lee, 33, split last season between the Mavericks and Boston Celtics. After Golden State traded him to Boston in the offseason, Lee struggled to find playing time on the Celtics' youth-laden roster. Boston reached a buyout with the disillusioned forward in February, allowing him to sign with Dallas for the stretch run.
Lee responded by turning into one of the best per-minute reserves in basketball, averaging 8.5 points and 7.0 rebounds in 17.3 minutes per game with the Mavericks. A foot injury limited him in Dallas' first-round playoff series aga ...
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