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Trail Blazers Land Undrafted Caleb Love on Two-Way Contract
BOONE COUNTY, MISSOURI, JUN 27 – Several undrafted players signed two-way or Exhibit 10 contracts to join NBA rosters or G-League affiliates and will compete in Summer League to earn permanent spots.
- After missing out on a second-round selection in the 2025 NBA Draft, the Portland Trail Blazers announced they will bring undrafted Arizona guard Caleb Love on board under a two-way deal.
- The Blazers traded back from a first-round pick on Wednesday and assessed league-wide inactivity before deciding to add Love, who worked out for them on May 27.
- Love, a 6-foot-4 guard with a 6-9 wingspan, is known for attacking play, defense, and the ability to finish above the rim, but has weaknesses in shot selection and consistency.
- Over the course of five years, Love accumulated 2,762 points, averaged 17.6 points last season with a 39.8% shooting percentage, and was highly rated as a recruit coming out of St. Louis, Missouri.
- The Blazers finished the season with three players on two-way contracts, so adding Love means one player likely will not be retained as the team evaluates roster decisions ahead.
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Tiger hoops alum Caleb Grill signs deal with the Chicago Bulls
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Although former Mizzou men's basketball standout Caleb Grill didn't hear his name called in the 2025 NBA Draft, he did find a landing spot. Within an hour after the end of the draft, Mizzou Athletics announced that Grill had signed a two-way contract with the Chicago Bulls. The Wichita, Kansas native will
Nuggets stay idle in NBA draft with no picks; Tamar Bates agrees to 2-way contract
Denver was the sleepiest town in the NBA on draft night. Both of them. The only team without a pick in either round, the Nuggets stayed idle in a 2025 NBA draft that felt twice as uneventful thanks to the recently implemented two-day format. Limited in future resources and under new front office leadership, Denver decided it wasn’t worth it to trade into the draft. With a dry laugh, recently promoted team executive Ben Tenzer admitted afterward …
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