Earlier this summer, the Wizards signed undrafted rookies Devin Robinson and Michael Young to two-year contracts, both two-way deals. Under the new Collective Bargaining Agreement, teams are allowed to sign two two-way players who will spend most of their playing time in the G-League. However, they are allowed to spend a maximum of 45 days with their NBA affiliated team.
Two-Way players do not count against the salary cap. Under this contract, the Wizards will most likely not see very much of Robinson or Young on the court next season. However, if they play at a high level, they could be part of the Wizards 15-man roster in the near future.