With the NBA offseason winding down, several restricted free agents remain unsigned. One of the most notable names is Grimes, who finished last season with the 76ers. While no extension appears imminent, NBA insider Jake Fischer believes both sides will ultimately reach an agreement before opening night.

“I can absolutely say that the Sixers—various people in the organization, when asked—keep saying that Quentin Grimes is their top priority. And that they are going to bring Quentin Grimes back, it’s just a matter of dollars and cents,” Fischer said during his Bleacher Report live stream.

“There is some buzz of him taking the qualifying offer, too. I do think, at the end of the day, as things get to September and maybe even closer to October, that there will be enough synergy to get a deal done between Quentin Grimes and the Sixers. Quentin Grimes has never made significant money throughout his tenure as an NBA player. He absolutely stands to benefit from taking a significant offer—whatever it ends up being—from Philadelphia.”

Grimes made an instant impact with the 76ers last season after arriving in a trade from the Dallas Mavericks at the deadline. The 24-year-old averaged 21.9 points, 5.2 rebounds, 4.1 assists, and 1.5 steals per game while shooting 47% from the field, 37% from three, and 75% from the free-throw line in 28 appearances.

That breakout stretch has the former first-round pick seeking a major payday in his first foray into free agency. However, like many restricted free agents, Grimes finds himself with limited leverage at the negotiating table.

The Brooklyn Nets remain the only NBA team with cap space, and they have shown no interest in committing big money to any free agent this summer. As a result, the largest offer sheet Grimes and other restricted free agents can realistically expect from rival teams is the non-taxpayer mid-level exception worth $14.1 million.

Philadelphia’s salary-cap situation complicates matters further. The 76ers are already tied up with massive contracts for Joel Embiid and Paul George—two stars who, in recent years, have appeared to spend as much time sidelined by injuries as they have on the court.

For the 76ers, resolving the Grimes situation is just one piece of a larger puzzle. If they hope to contend in the Eastern Conference, they will need to make tough calls on their high-priced stars, balance the roster, and ensure that their young, rising talent remains in Philadelphia long term.

Also, in his first game as a starter, he pulled up 27 points with 3 assists and 3 steals. At the end, Grimes only started in 6 games, but got minutes of play in 46 games in his rookie season. He averaged 6 points, 2 rebounds and 1 assist.

As his career continues to his second season as an NBA player, the Knicks decided to put Grimes on the summer squad that is playing in the Las Vegas Summer League. However, this is just one tiny bit of his profile, check out his complete information below.

How old is Quentin Grimes?

Quentin Marshall Grimes was born on May 8, 2000 in The Woodlands, Texas. Grimes is22 years old.Also, he attendedThe Woodlands College Park High School until 2018. In fact, he was the first basketball player in school history to start in all games as a freshman.

How tall is Quentin Grimes?

Quentin is listed as a 6-foot-4 guard. And as shocking as it sounds, he is one of the top 5 shortest players in the New York Knicks roster. For example, Grimesis taller than Miles McBride and Derrick Rose, which are listed as 6-foot-1 and 6-foot-2, respectively.

Who are Quentin Grimes’parents?

Quentin Grimes parents areTonja Stelly and Marshall Grimes. Also, Grimes has a half-brother, Tyler Myers who plays for the Vancouver Canucks in the National Hockey League. Grimes and Myers are the first brother-duo to play in the NBA and NHL at the same time.

Quentin Grimes NBA Summer League Stats

The 22-year old player has made good impressionsin the NBA Summer League. In fact, Grimes is averaging 24 points, with 4 rebounds and 4 assists in 29 minutes of play. Also, the Knicks are currently in 4th place at the Summer League standings.

Quentin Grimes’ contract

According to the specialized site Spotract, Quentin Grimes signed a 4-year-deal worth$11,128,042with the New York Knicks. This dealsincludes an annual average salary of $2,782,011. In the 2022-23 NBA Season, QuentinGrimes will earn a base salary of $2,277,000in his second season as NBA player.