The Philadelphia 76ers aim to sign Quentin Grimes to a four-year contract, but negotiations are stalled over compensation, with the team offering a one-year, $8.7 million qualifying offer and a higher one-year option contingent on waiving his no-trade clause. Grimes, who is open to a long-term deal after his strong performance since joining from the Dallas Mavericks, will not attend the team’s media day or travel to Abu Dhabi while discussions continue.
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Sixers Propose One-Year Payment to Waive Grimes’ No-Trade Clause
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