The 2022 NBA Draft has passed us by, and players who were not selected are beginning to get scooped up by teams.

The post-draft frenzy of undrafted free agent signings can be extremely confusing, especially when the notifications are piling at 2 a.m. ET.

Some undrafted rookies sign Summer League deals. Some sign Exhibit 10 deals. Others land Two-Way contracts. What does it all mean?

Two-Way contracts are the ones to know, in particular, because those deals guarantee a roster spot for the undrafted free agents who sign them.

What is a Two-Way contract, you ask? We have you covered with answers below, along with a team-by-team tracker.

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What is a Two-Way contract?

Here is the definition of a Two-Way contract, according to the G League’s official site:

NBA teams may have up to two players under NBA Two-Way contracts who will spend the bulk of the season in the NBA G League and not more than 45 days with their NBA team. Two-Way players are paid a corresponding daily amount based on the number of days they play in each league. Only players in their fourth NBA season or earlier are able to sign Two-Way contracts, which can be for either one or two seasons.

It’s also important to note that Two-Way players are not eligible to compete in the NBA Playoffs unless the contract is converted to a full-time roster spot.

However, there were exceptions in the last two seasons because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Two-Way players were able to spend an unlimited number of days — and games played — with their affiliated NBA club. They were also eligible to compete in the postseason.

According to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, the Two-Way rules are expected to go back to normal next season.

ESPN Sources: NBA two-way contracts will remain ½ the rookie minimum contracts for the 2022-2023 season — $502K with a limitation of 50 regular-season games and no playoff eligibility.

— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) June 18, 2022

What is the salary for a Two-Way contract?

As Wojnarowski mentioned above, Two-Way contracts are worth half of a rookie minimum contract — roughly $502,000. At first, the salary was based on the number of games played with an NBA team, but it is now a flat rate for the season.

2022-23 NBA Two-Way contracts: Team-by-team tracker

Below you can find which teams have signed 2022 NBA Draftees to Two-Way contracts.

Team	Two-Way player	School/Team	Two-Way player	School/Team
Hawks
Celtics
Nets	Alondes Williams	Wake Forest
Hornets
Bulls	Justin Lewis	Marquette
Cavaliers
Mavericks
Nuggets	Collin Gillespie	Villanova
Pistons
Warriors	Lester Quinones	Memphis
Rockets	Trevor Hudgins	Northwest Missouri State
Pacers
Clippers
Lakers	Scotty Pippen Jr.	Vanderbilt	Cole Swider	Syracuse
Grizzlies	Kenneth Lofton Jr.	Louisana Tech
Heat
Bucks	AJ Green	Northern Iowa
Timberwolves
Pelicans	Dereon Seabron	NC State
Knicks
Thunder
Magic
76ers	Julian Champagnie	St. John’s
Suns
Trail Blazers
Kings	Keon Ellis	Alabama
Spurs
Raptors	Ron Harper Jr.	Rutgers
Jazz	Johnny Juzang	UCLA
Wizards