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New York has finally filled some of their two-way slots, inking Kevin McCullar and 2026 draftee Tyler Nickel to deals ahead of training camp. The moves leave the Knicks with one open two-way to fill before the season begins. Congrats, Kevin and Tyler!

The Clippers have waived Jamarion Sharp from his two-way contract after signing him over the summer. This gives the team an open two-way slot heading into training camp.

New Orleans has snatched up the recently-waived Julian Reese on a two-way contract. The sophomore big fills the Pelicans' final open two-way slot headed into training camp. Congrats, Julian!

In the wake of the Jaden Bradley contract conversion, the Raptors have inked Malachi Smith to a two-way deal, filling the spot vacated by Bradley. Smith had an intriguing rookie campaign with the Nets in 2025-26 and will now get a longer look in the league. Congrats, Malachi!

Rayan Rupert brings elite length, NBA experience and a late-season Memphis breakout to Philadelphia after signing a two-way contract.

Denver has agreed to a two-way deal with Cam Whitmore, who was recently waived by the Cavs after being involved in the Peyton Watson deal. Whitmore, who had a ton of hype as a prospect, hasn't amounted to a lot in the NBA so far, but this is his chance to change that narrative. Congrats, Cam!

Brooklyn has agreed to a two-way with Grant Nelson, filling their final two-way spot. Nelson spent four games with the Nets toward the end of the 2025-26 season, his rookie campaign, and impressed enough to earn the return offer. Congrats, Grant!

Four former two-way players made Finn Kuehl’s NBA Top 100 for 2025-26, showing how far Austin Reaves, Ryan Rollins, Ajay Mitchell and Naz Reid have come.

As part of the Peyton Watson sign-and-trade, the Wizards sent Julian Reese to the Nuggets, and Denver will waive Reese from his two-way. The second year big man is sure to receive interest on the open market after his productive rookie year with Washington.

New Orleans has agreed to a two-way contract with Malik Dia, an undrafted rookie out of Ole Miss. This fills their final two-way spot. Congrats, Malik!