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Dallas Mavericks land Boban Marjanovic on two-year $7 million deal

Tyler Watts
Tyler Watts

The Smoking Cuban

Dallas Mavericks Boban Marjanovic Mandatory Credit: Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports

The Dallas Mavericks made a flurry of moves to open free agency, and they are slowly becoming official. It started with the Reggie Bullock deal. On Aug. 9, the Mavs announced the deal to re-sign Tim Hardaway Jr. It was also reported by Tim MacMahon that Boban Marjanovic signed his new contract.

MacMahon broke the news that it was a two-year deal worth $7 million for the 7’4 big man. The veteran minimum for a player with six years of NBA experience is $2.089 million, so Boban got more than that to re-sign in Dallas.

What does making the signing official mean and what role does Marjanovic play this season? Let us take a closer look.

Dallas Mavericks re-sign Boban Marjanovic to a two-year deal

Boban signed a two-year $7 million deal to come to Dallas in 2019. The 7’4 big man got an identical contract to re-sign two years later. It will be four straight years with a $3.5 million salary for Bobi.

It was a fantastic signing by the Mavericks. Marjanovic makes an impact both on and off the court. His sheer size and strength make him a nightmare matchup in the paint. The 7’4 big man keeps things light and loose in the locker room too. Every player loves Boban. He always has a smile on his face and a zest for life.

Marjanovic will be the Mavericks’ third-string center this season. He will be a matchups play, but the 7’4 big man will win the team more than a few games. His ability to change things is a fantastic weapon to have coming off the bench.

The Dallas Mavericks making these signings official means they are likely done making moves this offseason. They would have to make a trade at this point. Will something too good to pass up be offered their way? Stay tuned to find out.

Tyler Watts

Tyler Watts

Tyler is an NBA Lead Editor at FanSided. He has been covering the league since 2016. He regularly writes about all 30 NBA franchises and the WNBA. He has seen every game of Luka Doncic's NBA career, and his work has been featured on Bleacher Report and Fantasy Pros. In his spare time, he enjoys going for walks, heading to games, or watching movies with his wife.