The Los Angeles Lakers are signing combination guard Jordan Goodwin to an Exhibit 10 agreement for training school, per Chris Haynes of Bleacher Report.

Goodwin, 25, is 6-foot-3 and split last season with the Phoenix Suns (40 video games) and Memphis Grizzlies (17), ending the year on a two-way offer.

In 57 video games overall, he assembled averages of 6.5 points, 4.4 rebounds and 2.7 helps, shooting 36.9% from the field and 29.8% on 3-pointers. He has actually likewise hung out with the Washington Wizards considering that getting in the NBA in 2021.

The Lakers are coming off a 47-35 season and first-round loss (to the Denver Nuggets) in the preliminary of the Western Conference playoffs. They are among 3 groups to have actually not signed an outdoors complimentary representative to a basic agreement, together with the Cleveland Cavaliers and ruling champ Boston Celtics.

Goodwin was traded by the Suns to the Brooklyn Nets as part of a three-team offer that likewise included the Grizzlies in February. He was waived by the Nets the next day, signing a 10-day handle the Grizzlies on Feb. 13. He signed a two-way agreement with the club on Feb. 24.

The Lakers have several backcourt gamers under agreement, from Austin Reaves to D’Angelo Russell to Gabe Vincent to Cam Reddish and second-round choice Bronny James. Several other wing types can play in the backcourt too.

So Goodwin will certainly have his work eliminated when it pertains to making the basic lineup, making this ultimate finalizing most likely to get Goodwin’s G League rights. It doesn’t injure that he has some NBA experience, however.

An Exhibit 10 agreement is a non-guaranteed minimum-salary offer. It doesn’t count towards a group’s cap unless the gamer makes the last lineup. It likewise can be transformed to a two-way offer before the season starts or imply surefire cash if a gamer is waived and after that remains on the G League club for a minimum of 60 days.