The Houston Rockets have signed JD Davison and Isaiah Crawford to two-way contracts, a strategic move aimed at bolstering their roster ahead of the 2025-26 training camp, which kicks off around October 1. Davison, the G League MVP from last season, showcased impressive stats with 25.1 points, 7.6 assists, and 5.3 rebounds per game. Meanwhile, Crawford averaged 13.3 points and proved himself a valuable asset during his time with the Sacramento Kings’ G League affiliate.

Currently, the Rockets have three players occupying their two-way slots, which allow for flexibility between the NBA and G League. Notably, center N’Faly Dante has not signed the qualifying offer extended to him, leaving the team with potential options for additional roster maneuvers as they assess player performance during training camp. With a hard cap limiting their contract flexibility, the Rockets are maneuvering strategically to maximize their roster potential.