Austin Reaves Salary

Last Modified Apr 14, 2025 05:14 GMT
Austin Reaves Salary
Austin Reaves during a Houston Rockets v Los Angeles Lakers game

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Austin Reaves is an Oklahoma State standout who plays as shooting guard for the Los Angeles Lakers as of April 2025. In 2021, Reaves declined to be drafted as the 42nd pick in the second round by the Detroit Pistons and went undrafted. He later signed a guaranteed two-way contract with the Los Angeles Lakers. Reaves has become a fan favorite for the Lakers in his stint there so far, being popularly known as “AR 15” due to his initials and jersey number.

Austin Reaves was born on May 29, 1998, in Newark, Arkansas, United States. He attended Oklahoma University for four seasons from 2017 to 2021. In his time there, he averaged 10.8 points and 3.8 rebounds per game for the team in a total of 122 games played. Reaves joined the Lakers’ roster in the 2021 season and has since become an integral part of it. Reaves has grown to a point that he is now considered the third-best player for the team after Luka Doncic and Lebron James.

How much is Austin Reaves getting paid?

Austin Reaves is set to earn $12,976,362 for the 2024-25 season, as per Spotrac. He signed a new $53.8 million four-year deal with the Lakers that will run its course till the 2026-27 NBA season.

SeasonsSalaryTeam
2023/2024$12,015,150Los Angeles Lakers
2024/2025$12,976,362Los Angeles Lakers
2025/2026$13,937,574Los Angeles Lakers
2026/2027$14,898,786 (Player option)Los Angeles Lakers

What is Austin Reaves’ contract?

In the 2023 offseason, Austin Reaves agreed on a four-year deal worth $53.8 million guaranteed with the Los Angeles Lakers, according to Spotrac. The new deal will guarantee him an average annual salary of $12,976,362 for four years and will last until the 2027 offseason. Reaves will have a player option in the last season of his contract, i.e., the 2026-27 NBA season, and the deadline for availing the player option is 29 June 2026. In addition to that, Reaves has a 15% trade bonus in his contract.

How much was Austin Reaves' first contract with the Los Angeles Lakers?

Austin Reaves, after being undrafted in the 2021 NBA draft, was selected by the Lakers. The Los Angeles franchise signed Reaves to a two-way standard NBA contract. Reaves impressed everyone in his first season with the franchise, which led to him getting a 2-year $2.48 million contract with the LA franchise.

FAQs on Austin Reaves

A. Austin Reaves is a 6 feet 5 inch or 196 cm tall shooting guard for the Los Angeles Lakers.

A. The Lakers guard has not won an NBA championship until now.

A. On July 6, 2023, Austin Reaves extended his rookie contract worth $53.83 million for the next four years.

A. Born on May 29, 1998, Austin Reaves is a 26-year-old shooting guard for the LA Lakers, as of April 2025.


A. The Oklahoma Sooners alumnus went undrafted in the 2021 NBA Draft.

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