Trail Blazers Sign Chris Youngblood on Two-Way Contract

0:00You're listening to NBA News today. Subscribe now for fast, daily updates on your team. The Portland Trailblazers just signed guard Chris Youngblood to a two-way contract. The 24-year-old, undrafted free agent out of Alabama spent time with the Oklahoma City Thunder this season, appearing in 32 NBA games. Earlier this week, reports from league sources confirmed the deal. Youngblood shone in the G-League with the OKC Blue, putting up about 21 points, six rebounds, three assists, and a steal per game across his. Appearances, Portland made room by waving Ray on Rupert. This comes after the upgraded City Cisoco from a two-way to a standard contract following 50 games played. The move adds depth for the Blazers, who rely heavily on two-way talent, Mike Caleb Love, who's logged 45 games already. It helps especially with Shade and Sharp sidelined by injury. Youngblood could debut as soon as Wednesday against the Memphis Grizzlies at 5 p.m. Pacific

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