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NBA·July 6, 2026 01:30 PM ET

Historical precedent behind Quinten Post's Memphis offer sheet

Testing the limits of restricted free agency.

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated Jul 61 min read
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Some context on the Quinten Post offer sheet in Memphis. * Last time a player signed an offer sheet of $5M+ per season

What happened: Quinten Post recently signed an offer sheet in Memphis. The contract marks the first restricted free agent deal exceeding $5 million annually since Matisse Thybulle in 2023.

Why it matters: Acquiring talent through this mechanism remains exceedingly difficult under the collective bargaining agreement. Rival organizations risk tying up valuable salary cap flexibility during the matching window without any guarantee of actually securing the player.

By the numbers: An offer sheet has not gone unmatched across the league since Bogdan Bogdanovic switched rosters in 2020.

What to watch: The incumbent organization must finalize a decision to either match the financial terms or let the player depart.

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