Six second-rounders from the 2025 NBA draft remain unsigned as training camps approach. Draft-and-stash or two-way contracts loom for these rookies: Bogoljub Marković to Mega Basket on a draft-and-stash path (Bucks), Mohamed Diawara and Alex Toohey eye two-way deals with the Knicks and Warriors, Will Richard also positioned for a Warriors two-way, Saliou Niang heads to Virtus Bologna, and Jahmai Mashack is in line for a Grizzlies two-way.

Rosters will soon settle at camps; some rooks will stay overseas, others will latch onto two-way slots, while teams juggle Kuminga and other restricted assets. The moves could quietly reshape fantasy watchlists as these players’ paths diverge before the season starts.

Rookie Alex Toohey made his highly anticipated Summer League debut for the Golden State Warriors, following a delay due to a draft day trade. The 2025 NBA draft's 52nd overall pick stepped onto the court against the Miami Heat and managed to score six points and grab six rebounds in 24 minutes. Despite a promising start in the first quarter with four points, his performance dwindled as the game progressed. The Warriors ultimately fell to the Heat with a score of 93-79.

Toohey's debut was notable not only for his individual performance but also because it marked the first time he shared the court with fellow second-round pick Will Richard, who contributed 12 points. Both players will now shift their focus towards the upcoming Las Vegas Summer League, where they will aim to improve their performance starting with their game against the Portland Trail Blazers.

The Golden State Warriors made a strategic move in the 2025 NBA Draft by selecting Australian wing Alex Toohey with the 52nd overall pick. After trading out of the 41st selection, the Warriors acquired this pick from the Phoenix Suns. Standing at 6-foot-8, Toohey has showcased his talent in Australia’s NBL, particularly with the Sydney Kings, where he has averaged 10.6 points and 4 rebounds in the last season. Notably, he earned the NBL's Next Generation Award, reflecting his potential as an emerging player.

Toohey's journey included three years in the NBA Academy and a brief commitment to Gonzaga before opting for the NBL's Next Stars Program. His versatility as a forward and recent accolades suggest he could be a valuable addition to the Warriors' roster, enhancing their depth and future prospects.