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Horry to stay 3 years: Spurs reach agreement with shot-making veteran
By Mike Monroe (Express-News)
Updated: 2005-07-07 09:13

Robert Horry is going to sign a new contract with the Spurs the first day league rules allow, according to his agent.

Robert Horry 
 is 
 going to sign a new contract with the Spurs the first day league rules allow, according to his agent.
(Jerry Lara / Express-News)
Horry, one of the heroes of the Spurs' 2005 NBA championship run, has agreed to the terms in a three-year contract offer from the Spurs.

Free agents can't sign contracts until terms of the new collective bargaining agreement between the NBA and its players' union are finalized. The league has estimated July 22 as the likeliest date.

"As soon as he is allowed to sign the contract, he is going to sign it," Robert Barr, who represented the 13-year veteran in negotiations, said Tuesday.

The Spurs declined comment, citing an NBA rule preventing them from announcing such agreements before players can sign them.

Horry, 34, whose 3-point shot with 5.8 seconds remaining in overtime gave the Spurs a 96-95 Game 5 victory over the Detroit Pistons in the NBA Finals, played last season for the veterans' minimum salary of $1.1million. Financial terms of the new deal aren't known, but it is expected to pay him considerably more.

There is a clause in the third year of the deal that would allow the Spurs to buy out the final year.
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