Two-way spots have already been a bit of a revolving door for the Golden State Warriors this season, having made multiple moves from prior to the season through to after the trade deadline.
The Warriors started with Pat Spencer, Reece Beekman and Daeqwon Plowden on two-way deals, before the latter was waived to make room for 52nd overall pick Quinten Post.
After an impressive start to the G League season, Beekman was traded to the Brooklyn Nets as part of the Dennis Schroder trade in December. Golden State replaced him with Jackson Rowe, but have most recently opened up another two-way spot by signing Quinten Post to a guaranteed contract.
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If the Warriors choose to sign a third two-way player prior to the end of the season, it will probably come from their G League program in a similar vein to Rowe. Kevin Knox II is ineligible given he’s spent too much time in the NBA system, but the likes of Javan Johnson or Blake Hinson could be prominent candidates after good recent G League form.
