Holiday, 33, opted for a four-year, $135 million extension with the Celtics, rejecting his $37.4 million salary for 2024-25. His value lies beyond just statistics, providing stability and defensive prowess for the team.
The extension with Jrue Holiday helps the Celtics financially by saving on cap space for the upcoming season. President of basketball operations Brad Stevens sees Holiday as a crucial long-term asset.
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