While there is much business ahead for Phoenix Suns general manager Ryan McDonough, one of the less seismic decisions he must make this offseason is what to do with the team’s two-way players, Danuel House and Alec Peters.
The advent of the two-way contract last summer allowed for a little more roster creativity than in seasons past. Suddenly, teams could slot in two extra players to their team and shuttle them between the G League and the NBA, pushing the NBA closer to having a real farm system.
Quinn Cook of the Golden State Warriors is the model for the potential of the two-way contract.