Breaking: The Golden State Warriors and Texas Tech guard Chance McMillan have reached an Exhibit-10 agreement.

Here’s the full breakdown on Chance McMillian’s recent Exhibit‑10 agreement with the Golden State Warriors:

Just after the 2025 NBA Draft, the Golden State Warriors signed Texas Tech guard Chance McMillian to an Exhibit‑10 contract, per ESPN and multiple reports

Exhibit‑10 deals are one‑year, non‑guaranteed minimum-salary contracts with potential bonuses of $5K–$50K+, and the possibility of being converted into two‑way contracts Spent three seasons at Grand Canyon, then transferred to Texas Tech.

At Tech in 2024–25, averaged 14.2 PPG, 4.0 RPG, and led the Big 12 in 3‑point efficiency (43.3%) (

Named All‑Big 12 Second Team, crucial in Tech’s Elite 8 run Career totals: 1,467 points, 245 made threes over 155 games (si.com).

McMillian is a 6′2″ guard from Vallejo, California, known for his sharpshooting, especially from deep, and his clutch scoring in big games

A training-camp invite: non-guaranteed, one-year minimum salary.

Team benefits:

Flexibility: can be converted into a two-way deal before season.If waived and joined the G League affiliate for at least 60 days, the player gets a bonus.Captures G League rights cheaply

• Typical commitments:

  Attend Warriors training camp.

  1. If waived, join Santa Cruz Warriors (their G League team).
  2. Stay 60+ days to earn bonus $5K–$50K, potentially more
  3. Impress enough to be upgraded to a two‑way contract before the NBA season starts .

For Golden State:

• Low-risk, high-reward: A minimal cost way to evaluate talent at camp.
• Keeps talent in-house via Exhibit‑10 incentives and G League rights.
• Provides roster flexibility; they can carry up to six Exhibit‑10 players during camp
• Successful examples include past Warriors signings like Donta Scott, Javan Johnson, and others

For McMillian:

• Direct NBA exposure: Shot to showcase his skills at camp.
• Clear development path: If waived, he becomes a priority in G League with bonus incentives.
• Chance to prove he deserves a two-way contract and possibly an NBA roster spot.

1. June 26–27: Exhibit‑10 signing and training camp invite finalized
2. Camp begins: Period to learn system, impress coaches.
3. Waiver decision: Warriors may cut some Exhibit‑10 players before finalizing roster.
4. G League placement: If waived, McMillian joins Santa Cruz Warriors, needs 60 days there.
5. Possible bonus + two‑way conversion: Bonus if he completes G League stint, or upgrade directly to two‑way.
6. Summer League & G League season: Key stages to earn call-up.

• Training camp invites remain fluid — rosters shift as Exhibit‑10 players compete (reddit.com, reddit.com).
• Exhibit‑10 is an increasingly popular tool: several guards/forwards in the Warriors’ mix this offseason are in similar contract positions .
• Competition is steep: With only two two-way spots and a jammed guard rotation, McMillian’s route likely goes through the G League proving ground.
• But given his shooting prowess and college track record, he’s a solid candidate to stand out among camp invites and affiliate prospects.
• Training camp performance (July–early Oct): Does McMillian show consistency, defense, and chemistry?
• Roster cuts: Will he be waived or retained as a two-way? Monitor Warriors transactions in mid-October.
• G League stretch: If waived, does he stick for the 60-day minimum to earn the bonus?
• Summer League / G League impact: Consistent scoring and shooting could earn attention for two-way or call-up

Chance McMillian’s Exhibit‑10 deal gives him a shot at an NBA roster through camp and a structured fallback in the G League, with financial upside via bonus incentives. For the Warriors, it’s a smart, low-cost way to secure talent and build depth.

Let me know if you want a deeper dive into his college tape, comparables, draft trajectories for Exhibit‑10 players, or early training camp performance breakdowns as they roll out!