Last season, the Portland Trail Blazers had to perform a delicate dance with Moses Brown and Jaylen Hoard, as both were under two-way contracts and limited to 45 days in the NBA. This year, Tim Reynolds of the Associated Press reports, no such limit will exist, but teams must limit their two-way players to 50 games over the season.
There is no 45-day limit for two-way contracts this season. Those players can't be active for more than 50 games and will be paid a flat $449,155, but no 45-day counting clock this season.