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Jordan Goodwin Joins Los Angeles Lakers on Two-Way Contract

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The Los Angeles Lakers have officially signed guard Jordan Goodwin to a two-way contract following their decision to waive Armel Traore. This move comes as part of a roster adjustment by the Lakers as they continue to refine their lineup ahead of the latter part of the 2024-25 NBA season. Goodwin, who has been with the South Bay Lakers in the G League, is expected to bring additional depth and potential to the Lakers' backcourt options.

During his stint with the South Bay Lakers, Goodwin demonstrated his capabilities by averaging:

  • 13.6 points
  • 5.5 rebounds
  • 2.9 assists
  • 1.7 steals

Goodwin's signing allows him to split his time between the NBA and the G League, as is typical for players on two-way contracts. This opportunity highlights the Lakers' strategy of utilizing G League talent to enhance their roster while providing players with valuable experience at the professional level.

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