Lakers Sign Four Summer League Players to Exhibit 10 Contracts

The Los Angeles Lakers have signed four players—guards RJ Davis and Augustas Marčiulionis, and forwards Eric Dixon and Arthur Kaluma—to Exhibit 10 contracts ahead of the upcoming training camp. Eric Dixon, who led Division I scoring last season with 23.3 points per game for Villanova, initially agreed to a two-way contract but was converted to an Exhibit 10 deal due to a foot injury that kept him from participating in Summer League play. RJ Davis, the 2023/24 ACC Player of the Year from North Carolina, and Marčiulionis, a two-time WCC Player of the Year from Saint Mary's, both played in Summer League, with Davis averaging 6.1 points and 2.6 assists. Kaluma, who averaged 12.3 points and 7.5 rebounds for Texas, also appeared in Summer League games. Exhibit 10 contracts allow the players to join training camp with the possibility of being cut but provide financial incentives if they join the Lakers' G League affiliate. The Lakers can carry up to 20 players in training camp, and these signings are part of their offseason roster moves as they look to develop young talent.