Marc Stein has the scoop. It looks like the contract will be what most were expecting — three years, around $30 million, with an opt out in 2016. So Nowitzki did, indeed, give the team a deep hometown discount, slicing his salary in half to help the Mavs get more players. As always: I SEE YOU, BIG GERMAN.
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