Warriors Reportedly Agree to Obi Agbim Training Camp Deal
The reported move would likely be an Exhibit 10 signing that funnels Agbim to Golden State’s G League affiliate or converts to a two-way as the team frees a roster spot.
Overview
- Reports say former Baylor guard Obi Agbim has agreed to a training camp contract with the Golden State Warriors, but the deal is not finalized and depends on another roster move.
- Agbim is a fifth-year college player who averaged 10.7 points, 3.7 rebounds and 2.1 assists last season and led Baylor in three-pointers made and attempted.
- An Exhibit 10 structure would let the Warriors waive Agbim and send him to the Santa Cruz Warriors with an incentive bonus of up to $91,000 if he remains there for at least 60 days.
- Golden State is at the offseason roster limit, so adding Agbim would require clearing a slot and his time on the NBA roster could be brief under typical roster-management practice.
- The reported signing sits alongside the team’s continued interest in other fringe prospects such as Graham Ike and unsigned pick Lajae Jones and reflects the common pathway teams use to develop shooters through training camp and the G League.