[The following is the two-way archive for the 2024-25 season.]
As of the 2023 Collective Bargaining Agreement, the NBA added a third two-way roster spot. The goal is to give teams the means to develop players with fewer than four years of experience—part-time in the G League and NBA. Two-way contracts pay half the value of a rookie minimum salary ($578,577 for the 2024-25 season, pro-rated based on the in-season signing date). Players on two-ways are not playoff eligible and are limited to 50 games on a team’s active list (also pro-rated).
Players can sign up to two years on a two-way contract, with no more than an estimated $77,500 guaranteed per season. A two-way contract can guarantee up to half of base compensation ($289,288 for 2024-25) if the player is not waived by the first day of the regular season (1DoS). Players can have up to half of the pro-rated amount guaranteed if signed in-season.
The cut-down date is January 10, though a player must be placed on waivers by January 7; otherwise, the full remaining salary becomes guaranteed. Some may sign later in the year to a non- or partially-guaranteed pro-rated salary, but since they are past the cut-down date, the salary is functionally guaranteed (FG).
The following lists the current active two-way contracts for 2024-25 (one-year deals unless otherwise noted) with the originally contracted guarantee amount:
| Team | Player | Guaranteed | Notes |
| Atlanta Hawks | Daeqwon Plowden | $50,000/$0 ($50,000 on 7/30/25) | First of (2) seasons |
| Jacob Toppin | $0 | ||
| Keaton Wallace | $77,500 | ||
| Boston Celtics | Miles Norris | $0/$0 | First of (2) seasons |
| Drew Peterson | $77,500 | ||
| [OPEN ROSTER SPOT] | |||
| Brooklyn Nets | Reece Beekman | $77,500 | (via trade from GSW) |
| Tyson Etienne | $0 | ||
| Tosan Evbuomwan | $0/$0 | First of (2) seasons | |
| Charlotte Hornets | Damion Baugh | $0/$0 | First of (2) seasons |
| Wendell Moore Jr. | $0 | ||
| KJ Simpson | $77,500 ($289,288 1DoS) $85,250 ($318,217 1DoS) |
First of (2) seasons | |
| Chicago Bulls | EJ Liddell | $77,500 | Converted from Ex. 10 |
| Emanuel Miller | $0 | ||
| Jahmir Young | $0/$0 | First of (2) seasons | |
| Cleveland Cavaliers | Emoni Bates | $77,500 ($289,288 12/1/24) | |
| Nae’Qwan Tomlin | $71,491/$71,491 | First of (2) seasons | |
| Luke Travers | $77,500 ($289,288 12/1/24) | ||
| Dallas Mavericks | Kessler Edwards | $77,500 | |
| Kai Jones | $0 | ||
| [OPEN ROSTER SPOT] | |||
| Denver Nuggets | Trey Alexander | $77,500 ($289,288 1DoS) | |
| PJ Hall | $77,500 ($289,288 1DoS) | ||
| Spencer Jones | $77,500 ($289,288 1DoS) | ||
| Detroit Pistons | Ron Harper Jr. | $0/$0 | First of (2) seasons |
| Daniss Jenkins | $77,500 | ||
| Tolu Smith | $0/$0 | First of (2) seasons | |
| Golden State Warriors | Taran Armstrong | $0 | |
| Jackson Rowe | $77,500/$77,500 | First of (2) seasons | |
| [OPEN ROSTER SPOT] | |||
| Houston Rockets | N’Faly Dante | $77,500 | |
| Jack McVeigh | $77,500 | ||
| David Roddy | $69,829/$85,250 | First of (2) seasons | |
| Indiana Pacers | RayJ Dennis | $0/$0 ($75,000 on 7/30/25) | First of (2) seasons |
| Enrique Freeman | $77,500 ($289,288 1DoS) | ||
| Quenton Jackson | $77,500 | ||
| Los Angeles Clippers | Patrick Baldwin Jr. | $73,154/$82,500 | First of (2) seasons |
| Trentyn Flowers | $77,500 | ||
| Seth Lundy | $73,154/$82,500 | First of (2) seasons | |
| Los Angeles Lakers | Trey Jemison III | $0/$0 | First of (2) seasons |
| Christian Koloko | $77,500 | ||
| [OPEN ROSTER SPOT] | |||
| Memphis Grizzlies | Yuki Kawamura | $77,500 | Converted from Ex. 10 |
| Zyon Pullin | $77,500/$82,500 | First of (2) seasons | |
| Cam Spencer | $77,500 ($289,288 1DoS) | ||
| Miami Heat | Josh Christopher | $77,500 | |
| Dru Smith | $77,500 ($289,288 1DoS) | ||
| Isaiah Stevens | $181,221 | ||
| Milwaukee Bucks | Jamaree Bouyea | $68,166/$85,250 | First of (2) seasons |
| Pete Nance | $76,479/$85,250 | First of (2) seasons | |
| Stanley Umude | $77,500 | ||
| Minnesota Timberwolves | Jesse Edwards | $0 | |
| Bones Hyland | $0 | ||
| Tristen Newton | $77,500 | Claimed off waivers (IND) | |
| New Orleans Pelicans | Keion Brooks Jr. | $0 | |
| Jamal Cain | $77,500 ($289,288 1DoS) | ||
| Lester Quinones | $71,491/$71,491 ($289,288 1DoS) | First of (2) seasons | |
| New York Knicks | MarJon Beauchamp | $0 | |
| Kevin McCullar Jr. | $77,500 | ||
| Anton Watson | $77,500 ($289,288 1DoS) | Claimed off waivers (BOS) | |
| Oklahoma City Thunder | Branden Carlson | $0 | |
| Alex Ducas | $77,500 ($289,288 1DoS) | ||
| Adam Flagler | $0 | Second of (2) seasons | |
| Orlando Magic | Mac McClung | $77,500 | Converted from Ex. 10 |
| Trevelin Queen | $77,500 | ||
| Ethan Thompson | $0/$0 | First of (2) seasons | |
| Philadelphia 76ers | Jeff Dowtin | $77,500 ($289,288 1DoS) | |
| Jalen Hood-Schifino | $0 | ||
| Alex Reese | $0/$0 | First of (2) seasons | |
| Phoenix Suns | Jalen Bridges | $77,500 ($289,288 1DoS) | |
| Collin Gillespie | $77,500 ($289,288 1DoS) | ||
| TyTy Washington Jr. | $0 | ||
| Portland Trail Blazers | Sidy Cissoko | $77,500/$82,500 | First of (2) seasons |
| Bryce McGowens | $77,500 ($289,288 1DoS) | ||
| Justin Minaya | $77,500 | ||
| Sacramento Kings | Isaiah Crawford | $77,500 ($289,288 1DoS) | |
| Mason Jones | $0 ($289,288 1DoS) | Second of (2) seasons | |
| [OPEN ROSTER SPOT] | |||
| San Antonio Spurs | David Duke Jr. | $77,500 ($289,288 1DoS) | |
| Harrison Ingram | $77,500 ($289,288 1DoS) | ||
| Riley Minix | $77,500 | Converted from Ex. 10 | |
| Toronto Raptors | Ulrich Chomche | $77,500 ($289,288 1DoS) $85,250 ($318,217 1DoS) |
First of (2) seasons |
| Jared Rhoden | $68,166/$85,250 | First of (2) seasons | |
| [OPEN ROSTER SPOT] | |||
| Utah Jazz | Elijah Harkless | $77,500/$82,500 | First of (2) seasons |
| Micah Potter | $77,500 ($289,288 1DoS) | ||
| Oscar Tshiebwe | $77,500 | ||
| Washington Wizards | Jaylen Martin | $108,068/$82,500 | First of (2) seasons |
| JT Thor | $77,500 | Claimed off waivers (CLE) | |
| Tristan Vukčević | $77,500 ($289,288 1DoS) |
Note: The deadline to sign players to two-way contracts is March 4, 2025.
Email Eric Pincus at eric.pincus@gmail.com and follow him on Twitter @EricPincus.
(Updated on 4/25/25)
