Cassius Winston

Cassius Winston, a playmaker for the Washington Wizards, is an American-born professional basketball player who also holds a two-way contract with the NBA G League’s Capital City Go-Go. Winston, a native of Detroit, Michigan, is an outstanding basketball player and a household name, despite being considerably older than the other prospects who would be selected ahead of him on draft night.

Quick Facts

Full Name Cassius Winston
Birth Date February 28, 1998
Birth Place Detroit, Michigan, US
Nickname Cash
Religion Christianity
Nationality American
Ethnicity Unknown
Education
  • University of Detroit Jesuit
  • Michigan State
Horoscope Pisces
Father’s Name Reginald Winston
Mother’s Name Wendi Winston
Siblings Two (Late Zachary Winston & Khy Winston)
Age 24 years old
Height 6 feet 1 inch
Weight 84 Kilogram (185 lb)
Jersey no. 5 – Washington Wizards
Hair Color Black
Eye Color Black
Body Type Athletic
Profession Basketball player
NBA Draft 2020 / Round: 2 / 53rd overall pick
League NBA & NBA G League
Active Years 2016 – present
Sexual Orientation Straight
Marital Status Unknown
Girlfriend Arin Elizabeth Bell
Kids None
Net Worth $1 – $5 million
Position Point Guard
Current NBA Team Washington Wizards & Capital City Go-Go
Social Media Instagram, Twitter, Facebook
Merch Notebook
Last Update June 2022

Salary & Net Worth of Cassius Winston

Cassius Winston, a 6’1″ basketball player, has a net worth of $1 – $5 million. His expected salary with the Washington Wizards for the 2021-22 season is $462,629 dollars.

As a result, he will earn 3% more in 2020-21 than he will in 2020-21. As a result, he is the Washington Wizards’ 16th highest-paid player and the 235th highest-paid guard this season.

His previous salary with the Washington Wizards in 2020-21 was $449,115.

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