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Jazz sign Micah Potter to 2-way deal

All of the Jazz beat writers said he and Juzang were ineligible for a third two way and that they would have to be signed to actual contracts. What changed? Did the Jazz renouncing their rights to him make him eligible again?
 
homeytennis said:
All of the Jazz beat writers said he and Juzang were ineligible for a third two way and that they would have to be signed to actual contracts. What changed? Did the Jazz renouncing their rights to him make him eligible again?
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It seems they were mistaken if that's what they said. I just glanced at the rules and it says you can play for a team 3 years on a two way. It seems odd if they said otherwise. But I guess they could only have a two year 2 way deal. Then they are a free agent and need to sign a new 1 year deal.

From Potters side I'm sure he wanted to play with team USA and show himself of before signing a two way. I'm sure he was hoping for a regular deal. But it didn't come and he and Utah seemed to like each other. He has a decent chance to play and even get a regular contract here.
 
homeytennis said:
All of the Jazz beat writers said he and Juzang were ineligible for a third two way and that they would have to be signed to actual contracts. What changed? Did the Jazz renouncing their rights to him make him eligible again?
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They were flat out wrong. Any player can spend up to 3 years on a two way for a single team. Whether its 3x1 year deals or 1x2 + 1x1 doesnt matter.

Potter will not be eligible as a two way player for Jazz in 2025/26 though, but can still sign one last 1 year 2-way deal elsewhere.
 
Ron Mexico said:
It seems they were mistaken if that's what they said. I just glanced at the rules and it says you can play for a team 3 years on a two way. It seems odd if they said otherwise. But I guess they could only have a two year 2 way deal. Then they are a free agent and need to sign a new 1 year deal.

From Potters side I'm sure he wanted to play with team USA and show himself of before signing a two way. I'm sure he was hoping for a regular deal. But it didn't come and he and Utah seemed to like each other. He has a decent chance to play and even get a regular contract here.
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Lol we literally replied at the same time.
 
This feels like with juzang and eubanks signings as ways to help Cody Williams have a proper spacing to develop with.
 
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