The Dallas Mavericks solidified their roster today by signing forward Naji Marshall to a new three-year contract extension worth 52.2 million dollars. This move keeps the 28-year-old athlete in Dallas through the 2029-30 season.
Marshall has seen a significant increase in his production since joining the Mavericks organization. During his most recent season, he posted career highs in points, assists, steals, and field goal percentage. His reliability as a scorer inside the paint is a major asset for the team, as he remains one of the few players in the league with high-volume production from floater range.
The contract is fully guaranteed. This agreement serves as a follow-up to the three-year, 27-million-dollar deal Marshall signed with the team in 2024. The front office continues to prioritize stability for their core group as they prepare for the seasons ahead.