Ike converts Exhibit 10 into two-way deal with Golden State

Graham Ike is signing a two-year, two-way contract with the Warriors, according to ClutchPoints' Kenzo Fukuda. The undrafted Gonzaga forward began the offseason on an Exhibit 10 deal before averaging 10.5 points, 8.0 rebounds and shooting 46.7 percent as Golden State won the Summer League title.

Ike beat out 2026 second-round pick Lajae Jones for the roster's last two-way spot, joining LJ Cryer and Malevy Leons. Jones is now expected to spend the season with the Warriors' G League affiliate in Santa Cruz rather than a draft-and-stash arrangement abroad.

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Sportando · 21 Sept 2026Graham Ike locks in two-year two-way deal with Golden State

Heavy · 21 Sept 2026Warriors lock up Graham Ike on two-year two-way deal

Fadeaway World · 21 Sept 2026Warriors fill last two-way slot with Graham Ike

Yahoo Sports · 21 Sept 2026Graham Ike lands two-way deal with Warriors after Exhibit 10 grind

Hoops Rumors · 21 Sept 2026Ike converts Exhibit 10 into two-way deal with Golden State

Yahoo Sports · 20 Sept 2026Warriors lock up Graham Ike on two-year two-way deal

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