Nate Robinson will re-sign with Celtics, a league source told Y! Sports.
More info coming soon.
It's a two-year deal worth approximately $4 million per
season, reports the Herald.
The Globe's Gary Washburn adds this:
There was one sticking point about Robinson's contract. He was guaranteed a $1 million bonus if he played in 58 regular season games and needed 28 appearances with the Celtics to reach that mark. He made 26 appearances and Robinson's representatives wondered whether the Celtics purposely held Robinson out of two late-season games to prevent him from earning the bonus.
The Celtics added a second year to the contract as a concession for Robinson, who averaged 6.5 points and shot 40 percent from the field during the regular season.
For those wondering how the Celtics can afford to pay Nate $4 million, Chris Forsberg has the answer:
non-Bird Rights (which, ironically, are a form of Bird Rights). they could have signed him at up to 120 percent of his 09-10 value