The Los Angeles Lakers have bolstered their roster by signing undrafted rookie Chris Manon and re-signing Christian Koloko to two-way contracts. These

The Los Angeles Lakers reportedly view new two-way player Chris Manon out of Vanderbilt as a high-IQ player and an excellent defender.

Former Vanderbilt men's basketball player Chris Mañon will be signing a two-way contract with the Los Angeles Lakers, according to ESPN's Shams Charania. Mañon played for the Golden State Warriors during the NBA Summer League.

On Monday, the Lakers decided to sign center Christian Koloko and wing Chris Manon to two-way contracts. Koloko was with them during summer league play, while Manon suited up for the Golden State Warriors.

That means not only the additions of Smart and Ayton, but also, finally, getting healthy seasons from Jarred Vanderbilt and Jaxson Hayes, plus improvement from the likes of Bronny James and, of course, more familiarity with Luka Doncic.

The Lakers are hoping to further develop and unlock the potential of Koloko, a former Sierra Canyon High standout who has a 7-foot-5 wingspan.

The Los Angeles Lakers announced the signing of Vanderbilt wing Chris Manon to a two-way contract. Manon was a defensive ace throughout his collegiate career, averaging two steals per game in four college seasons,