Toumani Camara, Shaedon Sharpe Agree to Extensions With Trail Blazers: What it Means
The four-year deals will pay Sharpe $90 million and Camara $82 million through the 2029-30 season.
Ahead of the start of the 2025-26 season, the Trail Blazers have locked in two of their core players for the foreseeable future.
Toumani Camara, coming off a second team All-Defense campaign in his second season, has agreed to a four-year extension worth $82 million, while Shaedon Sharpe has agreed to a four-year, $90 million extension a day before the 2022 draft class' deadline, a league source confirmed. ESPN first reported both deals.
Both are deals that make sense for all sides—Camara and Sharpe lock in life-changing money and the Blazers secure two of their most important players long-term while still maintaining a lot of future financial flexibility.
