After a sensational first week as a Maverick, the Mavs are making sure that Yogi Ferrell sticks around not only for the rest of this year but next year as well. According to a report from The Vertical's Shams Charania, the Mavs and Ferrell have agreed on a two-year contract that he will sign Tuesday when his 10-day contract expires. Ferrell will make the minimum salary of $2008,00 for the remainder of this year and $1.3 million next year according to The Vertical's Bobby Marks.
The Mavericks are 4-0 with the rookie from Indiana starting at point guard, with Ferrell averaging 17.8 points and 5.0 assists per game. He scored 32 points and made 9 threes in last night's win in Portland. Ferrell was playing in the D-League when the Mavs signed him, after he appeared in 10 games earlier this year for the Nets. He went undrafted after a standout career with the Hoosiers.
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