Contract Status: Signed July 9, 2015 to a five-year $25 Million Dollar deal. While Oklahoma City holds a player option for his final season in 2019-2020, Singler will earn five-million dollars annually per the duration of his contract.
Interesting Factoid: Singler was featured in former Beastie Boy icon Adam Yauch's documentary "Gunning for That #1 spot." The film chronicles eight future NBA players as they compete in the inaugural Boost Mobile Elite 24 Hoop Classic from famed Rucker Park.
Player History:
- 2007 McDonald's High School All-American (South Medford High, Oregon)
- Four-Year starter at Duke University
- 2010 NCAA Champion
- 2010 Final Four Most Outstanding Player
- 2011 NABC Second-Team All American
- Played Overseas during 2011 NBA lockout for Real Madrid and CB Lucentum Alicante
- Named to NBA All-Rookie Second Team in 2013
- Traded to Oklahoma City February 19, 2015
While Singler showcased great collegiate success and appeared destined to become a solid NBA role player with Detroit, his career has declined precipitously since being traded to Oklahoma City.