Making the most out of their two-way contracts has become a Memphis Grizzlies staple, and this year is no different. The Grizzlies' big man situation has dwindled since March with Brandon Clarke, Jaren Jackson Jr., and Zach Edey all questionable to begin next season due to injuries, but they picked one up by signing PJ Hall on a two-way contract.
The 6'10" former Clemson Tigers big man spent his summer with the Charlotte Hornets after spending his rookie season with the Denver Nuggets on a two-way contract last season. Hall produced 12 points and eight rebounds on 5-5 shooting in the Hornets' NBA Summer League Semifinals win, which was enough for Grizzlies' general manager Zach Kleiman to sign him to a deal ahead of their summer league championship win.