The Celtics and Jordan Walsh agreed to a three-year contract extension on July 23, three days after the forward became extension-eligible. Shams Charania of ESPN valued the deal at $15 million and Chris Haynes of Amazon Prime at $16 million; per Michael Scotto of HoopsHype, it carries two fully guaranteed seasons and a 2029-30 team option, taking effect in 2027-28. Walsh, 22, averaged 5.4 points and 4.0 rebounds on 38.4 percent three-point shooting across 68 games last season. For fantasy purposes he stays a deep-league name only, though the commitment signals a stable rotation role on a wing corps thinned by the Jaylen Brown trade.
Celtics Sign Jordan Walsh to Three-Year Contract Extension
Boston locked up the 22-year-old forward through at least 2028-29, per Shams Charania and Chris Haynes, three days after he became extension-eligible.
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