How many days can a Two Way player spend with their affiliate NBA team?

A Two Way player in the NBA can spend up to 45 days with their affiliate NBA team during a season. This arrangement allows teams to develop players who may be on the fringe of their main roster while providing them with invaluable experience at the professional level.

During these 45 days, the player can participate in practices, games, and other activities with the NBA team, which helps enhance their skills and readiness to potentially step up to a full-time roster position.

The structure of the Two Way contract specifically stipulates this limit to maintain clarity and fairness within the league’s developmental framework, ensuring that the G League remains a primary avenue for player development.