The Lakers have made a roster move converting Jordan Goodwin's two-way contract to a real NBA contract,

a move that is not terribly surprising, but still very important. Explain why on Locked on Lakers

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He will be there for our postgame coverage of tonight versus the Bulls in Chicago,

but just wanted to give a little bit of quick commentary about the announcement that, per sham Sharania,

I'm sure it'll be official from the Lakers soon, that the Lakers are going to be converting Jordan

Goodwin's two-way contract to a standard contract,

which makes him playoff eligible, and they will be waiving Cam Reddish in order to make that

roster spot available. We've talked about this a lot heading up to a moment that, frankly, was

inevitable. It would have been absolutely bizarre if the Lakers have not done this.

I mean, forget the idea that Jordan Goodwin has been in the rotation, basically ever

since the Lakers signed him to a two-way deal, meaning you clearly want him to be a part of this team moving forward this

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