Boston reshapes its two-way landscape after waiving Miles Norris and landing RJ Luis from Utah in exchange for Georges Niang and two second-round picks. Max Shulga and Luis will anchor two-way deals, with Amari Williams expected to join as a third two-way player once signed. The move clears space for developmental wings while preserving guard versatility for injury depth.

Norris posted 14.5 points and 6.3 rebounds for Maine and appeared in three Boston games, but his Summer League showing (9.3 PPG, 36.8% FG, 25% 3PT) didn’t boost his NBA case. Luis brings two-way potential, Williams is a high-upside 46th pick, and Shulga brings shooting and athleticism. Boston’s plan: keep flexible depth that can translate to real-season contributions when called upon.