signed an Exhibit-10 contract, which could get upgraded to a two-way. But seems like he's got a chance to stick around
Basketball Caleb signs with OKC Thunder
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I do not follow pro hoops. Have there been Exhibit-10 signees who have succeeded?
Good luck to Caleb.
Good luck to Caleb.
Each team can have 3 two-way guys and up to 6 exhibit 10 guys - which is like a reserve list for possible 2 way
He'll be playing basketball
He'll be playing basketball
Congrats to Caleb! Nobody works harder or deserves it more. There is more to winning games than hitting 3 pt shots and our teams the last 4 years showed us how. Best of luck to him.
Thanks. So does that mean he would have to replace one of 3 other guys? If so, do we know who those guys are yet for this year?
It's new that they get 3 two-way contracts, it was 2 last season - so that's great for Caleb - one more slot than before.
Last season, it looks like they had Eugene Omoruyi (yes that one) and Lindy Waters III as 2 way players.
However, they moved both those players to standard contracts with the team and then waived them.
Backfilled the 2-way deals with Olivier Sarr and Jared Butler.
https://thunderousintentions.com/2023/03/02/jared-butler-offers-lot-upside/
Two-way contracts are only 1 year deals. Just because you had one last year doesn't mean you are guaranteed anything the next year.
Teams have until the end of the month to make a "Qualifying Offer" to their 2-way contract people (Toronto and RHJ for example).
This would make the player a RFA and the team can match another other offers or resign for another 2-way or standard contract.
Hopefully RHJ gets a qualifying offer from the Raptors.
See this paragraph from an article about the Heat:
This is the deadline for the Heat to extend qualifying offers to two-way contract players Jamal Cain and Orlando Robinson to make them restricted free agents and retain the right to match outside offers to re-sign them. The qualifying offer could turn into another two-way contract unless the Heat is forced to match standard contract offers they receive as restricted free agents or simply wants to promote them to the 15-man roster.
Both Cain and Robinson are expected to be part of the Heat’s summer league team this offseason for the second straight year.
https://news.yahoo.com/draft-marks-start-busy-few-152754669.html
Here are a few other 2022-23 NCAA standouts who have signed Exhibit-10 contracts within the last 24 hours:
*Drew Timme - Gonzaga (Milwaukee)
*Malachi Smith - Gonzaga (Portland)
*Tosan Evbuomwan - Princeton (Detroit)
*Taylor Funk - Utah State (Miami)
*Drew Timme - Gonzaga (Milwaukee)
*Malachi Smith - Gonzaga (Portland)
*Tosan Evbuomwan - Princeton (Detroit)
*Taylor Funk - Utah State (Miami)
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Did the OKC Thunder find another undrafted gem?
Fair assessment of Caleb’s strengths and weaknesses. I didn’t realize he was so reliable with his inside game. I guess that doesn’t include fast break attempts. He’s missed a lot of bunnies that he needs to clean up. His iso stats are better than I would’ve guessed too. Oddly - his biggest weakness seems to be wide open shooting. Go figure.
OKC playing a summer league game right now on NBA TV, FYI. Caleb hasn’t gotten in yet, but rooting for him! His number is #55.
OKC summer league team is stacked thanks to their stockpile of draft picks.
Also, Caleb is one of the older players on the team despite being a rookie.
Note - ignore the 1996. Supposed to be 1999. It did cause quite the laugh among fans though.
https://www.nba.com/thunder/news/release-summerleague-230701
https://rutgerswire.usatoday.com/20...o-apparently-being-a-27-year-old-nba-rookie/#
Also, Caleb is one of the older players on the team despite being a rookie.
Note - ignore the 1996. Supposed to be 1999. It did cause quite the laugh among fans though.
https://www.nba.com/thunder/news/release-summerleague-230701
https://rutgerswire.usatoday.com/20...o-apparently-being-a-27-year-old-nba-rookie/#
I'm sure he'll get into games eventually but honestly he's not a high priority for them.
They have a young NBA roster and those guys are going to be prioritized for playing time.
Their 3 actual draft picks didn't even play in the game (who are likely ahead of Caleb).
I'm sure many of them will stop playing after a couple games (wtf is Tre Mann doing in SL still?) and then guys at the end of the bench will get time.
It's going to be a tough summer for Caleb.
He picked the wrong team. He’s a specialist. Don’t go to a team that’s stock piling talent. Go to a team that needs your role
If you don’t have a ton of options you pick the one you have in front of you. Seize the moment.
