Golden State Warriors

The Warriors reportedly plan to sign Lester Quiñones to a 10-day contract, a move that has implications for two-way players Ty Jerome and Anthony Lamb.

Eventually, Golden State will have to make a decision on Lamb and Jerome. The Warriors are expected to sign Lamb or Jerome as the 15th member of their roster, whichever one the front office foresees will have a bigger role in the playoff rotation. The Warriors have kept their 15th roster spot open all season.

Signing Lester Quinones to a 10-day contract has little to do with him, but more so the effect on the Golden State Warriors' two-way players.

A team that only has 14 players on its roster is limited to 90 combined games from their two-way players. However, with a plethora of guards already on the roster, one would question why Golden State feel the need to add another inexperienced one that will be well down the pecking order. The 6’5″ guard was previously on a two-way contract with the team over training camp, before losing that spot to the more experienced Ty Jerome.

On the heels of a Steph Curry return, the Golden State Warriors have made a roster addition to aid their playoff push. The Warriors have signed Lester ...

With Quinones now in the fold, the Warriors have more time to evaluate both Lamb and Jerome. Both Anthony Lamb and Ty Jerome are on two-way contracts, meaning they’re only allowed to be active for 50 NBA games and 90 games total between the G-League. [Warriors have made](https://clutchpoints.com/warriors-news-golden-plan-stephen-curry-return-injury) a roster addition to aid their playoff push.