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Brandin Podziemski just signed a new deal with the Warriors that should make the Raptors even more careful in extension talks with RJ Barrett.

Chris Lambert of Raptors Rapture argues that Brandin Podziemski's new five-year, $110 million rookie-scale contract extension with the Golden State Warriors complicates contract extension talks for Toronto Raptors guard RJ Barrett. Barrett is in the final year of his current deal and remains extension-eligible through June 30, 2027, though substantive negotiations reportedly have yet to take place.
Lambert contends that Podziemski securing an average of $22 million annually sets a benchmark that should discourage any extension discussions for Barrett exceeding $30 million per year. The analysis highlights that modern NBA front offices prioritize defense and three-point efficiency over Barrett's isolation-scoring profile.
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