Wizards Elevate Eugene Omoruyi to Standard NBA Contract

The Washington Wizards have made a significant roster move by converting the two-way contract of forward Eugene Omoruyi to a standard NBA contract. Omoruyi’s impressive performance both with the Wizards and their NBA G League affiliate, the Capital City Go-Go, has earned him this promotion.

Omoruyi’s Contributions

In 27 games with the Wizards this season, Omoruyi has showcased his versatility, averaging 4.6 points and 2.1 rebounds in just 7.6 minutes per game. Additionally, he has been efficient from the field, shooting a career-best .490. His impact extends beyond the NBA, as he has excelled in the G League, averaging 20.2 points, 7.3 rebounds, 2.3 assists, and 1.4 steals in 12 games, all starts, with the Capital City Go-Go.

The Washington Wizards have converted the Two-Way contract of forward Eugene Omoruyi to a standard NBA contract.
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Highlight Performances

Omoruyi’s standout performance came on Feb. 4 against the Phoenix Suns, where he recorded a season-high 16 points, three assists, and three steals, along with a career-best 10 rebounds off the bench.

Career Progression

A product of the University of Oregon, Omoruyi has steadily improved throughout his career, demonstrating his value on both ends of the court. With this contract conversion, he solidifies his place in the Wizards’ roster and continues his journey in the NBA.

The Wizards‘ decision to elevate Eugene Omoruyi to a standard NBA contract reflects his contributions and potential within the team. As he continues to develop and make an impact, he will play an essential role in the Wizards’ quest for success in the NBA.

Official: We have converted the two-way contract of Eugene Omoruyi to a standard NBA contract.

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