Sources: Lakers to convert Goodwin contract, waive Reddish
The Lakers are converting two-way guard Jordan Goodwin to a standard NBA contract and will waive forward Cam Reddish to create a roster opening, sources tell ESPN.
www.espn.comJordan Goodwin’s latest Lakers-related news is that the Lakers converted his two-way deal into a standard NBA contract on March 27, 2025, which made him playoff-eligible, and they waived Cam Reddish to open the roster spot.[1]
What happened
Goodwin had become a trusted reserve for JJ Redick, averaging 6.4 points, 3.9 rebounds, and 1.4 assists in 19 games while shooting 47% overall and 41% from three. The move was widely reported as recognition of his rotation role and strong rebounding/defensive impact.[3][1]
Current note
The most recent Lakers-specific update I found is that the Lakers later waived Goodwin on July 20, 2025, to create room for Marcus Smart. After that, he was no longer with the Lakers organization.[5][6]
Brief context
So, if you mean “what’s the latest Lakers news involving Jordan Goodwin,” the key story is that he was promoted, used in the playoff rotation, and then later waived in July 2025.[1][5]