Brandon Jennings has agreed upon a one-year, $1.5 million deal to play for China Shanxi.

Jennings split time last season with the New York Knicks and Washington Wizards.

With New York, Jennings averaged 8.6 points and 4.9 assists backing up Derrick Rose in 58 games.

John Wall and the Washington Wizards have agreed upon a four-year, $170 million extension. 

Wall now is under contract for six years and $209 million. 

Wall will receive a player option in Year 4 of the extension. 

Wall qualified for the supermax after making an All-NBA team this season. 

John Wall publicly lobbied for the Washington Wizards to trade for Paul George this offseason but they ultimate retained Otto Porter.

“It’s a difference between a role player and a superstar," said Wall at the NBA's awards show.

Porter signed a $106.5 million offer sheet with the Brooklyn Nets that was matched by the Wizards while George was traded by the Indiana Pacers to the Oklahoma City Thunder.

“I didn’t take no offense to what John had to say. End of the day, it’s just motivating me to get to where that level is. It’s all good,” Porter told The Vertical. “I’ve always had that in the back of mind, what type of player I want to be. I’ve always wanted to be an All-Star type player. I feel like I don’t have a ceiling. I can only get better from here on. And for me, it’s the work that I put in and the goals that I set for myself.”

While John Wall has yet to agree upon a four-year, $170 million supermax extension with the Washington Wizards, Ted Leonsis expects him to eventually sign it.

“I told everyone that when John was coming off his rookie contract, we would sign him and he would be our bedrock player,” Leonsis said.

“I told everybody that we would keep Bradley Beal, and already everyone is talking about the [Wall] extension,” Leonsis continued. “So my prediction is John Wall will sign his extension. He wants to be here and my goal is to have no drama.”

For the first time in franchise history, the Wizards have become a luxury tax paying team.

John Wall spoke about his open recruitment of Paul George to the Washington Wizards. George was ultimately traded to the Oklahoma City Thunder while the Wizards match an offer sheet to keep Otto Porter.

“Otto’s going to be a great player for us, a great role player for a lot of teams. There’s a difference between a role player and a superstar. It’s a big difference. There’s a lot teams that will make a lot of trades for a superstar,” Wall said. “Look at Kevin Love getting traded for Andrew Wiggins, you never know who that player going to turn out to be.”

Wall then addressed the reaction to his comments.

“It’s what people are going to say about it,” Wall said. “I love Otto as a teammate, but at the end of the day if you can make your team better, you can always do that. If people take it the wrong way, then so be it.”

Wall can sign a supermax extension with the Wizards this offseason.

“I’m just chillin’. Just trying to figure out to negotiate it and manipulate it the way you want it to be,” Wall said. “Everybody know where I want to play and where I want to be. Everybody took it the wrong way [when it was reported] I wanted to wait. It’s a big decision. I love D.C.

“Everything I do, I do it for the city of D.C., I do so much in the community. If it wasn’t for the love of that, I wouldn’t do it.”

The Washington Wizards have matched the four-year, $106.5 million max contract offer sheet Otto Porter signed with the Brooklyn Nets.

Porter will be the Wizards' highest paid player next season at $24.8 million.

The Wizards now have 15 players signed, 13 with guaranteed contracts. The team’s estimated 2017-18 salary will be $126.1 million, which will be $10.7 million over the luxury tax line.

Elements of the deal include a 15 percent trade kicker, a player option for the fourth year and a wrinkle that half of Porter’s annual salary will be delivered to him by Oct. 1 each year.

Jamal Crawford has been bought out by the Atlanta Hawks following his trade to the team by the Los Angeles Clippers.

David Aldridge of NBA.com reports Crawford figures to receive interest from the Cleveland Cavaliers, Washington Wizards and Minnesota Timberwolves.

The Los Angeles Lakers and Crawford no longer have mutual interest.

The Indiana Pacers have agreed upon a two-year, $21 million deal with Bojan Bogdanovic.

The Washington Wizards rescinded their qualifying offer to Bogdanovic shortly before the agreement with the Pacers.

Indiana would have had to sign Bogdanovic to a three-year offer if he remained a restricted free agent.

Washington traded a first round pick to the Brooklyn Nets for Bogdanovic last February. 

The Washington Wizards have received Otto Porter's four-year, $106 million offer sheet from the Brooklyn Nets. Porter's deal includes a fourth-year player option and a trade kicker.

The Wizards are expected to match Porter's offer sheet.

Porter also received interest from the Sacramento Kings and Utah Jazz.

Porter emerged over the past few seasons as one of the NBA's most efficient spot-up shooters at the small forward position.

The Los Angeles Lakers and Jamal Crawford have cooled their mutual interest.

Crawford is expected to have interest from the Minnesota Timberwolves, Cleveland Cavaliers and Washington Wizards.

Crawford is expected to be bought out by the Atlanta Hawks.