US EditionTrail Blazers Land Undrafted Caleb Love on Two-Way Contract
- Following the 2025 NBA Draft on Thursday, the Portland Trail Blazers agreed to terms with undrafted Arizona guard Caleb Love on a contract that allows him to split time between the NBA and its G League affiliate.
- The Blazers had no second-round pick in the draft, leading them to evaluate free agents and targets intensely before securing Love.
- Love is a 6-foot-4 attacking guard with a 6-9 wingspan, known for his scoring, quickness, defensive competitiveness, and ability to finish above the rim.
- Love averaged 17.6 points per game last season at Arizona, shooting 39.8% from the field, and worked out for the Blazers on May 27.
- The signing adds to the Blazers’ two-way roster spots, implying one current two-way player will likely not return as the team aims to finalize decisions ahead.
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