The Houston Rockets are signing two-way guard JD Davison to a new two-year contract, according to agent Corey Marcum of EZ Sports Group per ESPN. The deal officially fills the team’s final open roster spot as they prepare for the start of the NBA playoffs.
Davison has spent the current season split between the Rockets and the G League while playing on a two-way contract. By converting his deal to a standard NBA contract, the Rockets ensure that the young guard is eligible to participate in the postseason. This move provides the team with essential backcourt depth and defensive versatility as they finalize their rotation for a deep playoff run.
Throughout the year, Davison has showcased his playmaking abilities and athleticism, earning the trust of the coaching staff and front office. The decision to offer a multi-year deal signals the franchise's confidence in his long-term development within their system. With this signing, the Houston Rockets now carry a full 15-man roster into the postseason, securing their lineup before the regular season concludes.
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