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The document is a Player Release & Eligibility Form for participants in the 2018 NBA G League Player Invitational. It outlines the risks associated with participation, the requirement for medical clearance, consent for health information disclosure, and a release of liability for claims against the NBA G League and its affiliates. Additionally, it grants the NBA G League rights to use participants' performances and personal attributes. The form emphasizes the participant's acceptance of risks and responsibilities related to their involvement in the event.

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Have any G League players made it to the NBA?

Players signed by the NBA G League whose rights are not owned by NBA teams are free agents and are eligible to be called up by any of the 30 NBA teams. More than 30 NBA G League prospects have received Call-Ups to the NBA in each of the past seven seasons.

How much do NBA G League players get paid?

(AP) Bronny James has been assigned to the Los Angeles Lakers G League affiliate, putting him on the roster in time for the South Bay Lakers season opener this weekend. The Lakers announced the move Thursday for James, the 20-year-old son of LeBron James.

Do NBA G League players go to the NBA?

A player who has not yet entered the NBA Draft can still sign a G League contract and enter the league through the NBA G League Draft. That player will maintain his NBA Draft eligibility but will be unable to be called up to the NBA that season. Seven players have taken this route and later been drafted by an NBA team.

Do G League players make it to the NBA?

Yes, G League players have the opportunity to make it to the NBA.

Can you go from NBA G League to NBA?

G League-contracted players can be signed to two-way deals, 10-day contracts, or standard NBA contracts. During the 2021-22 NBA season, the Wizards called up five players from the Go-Go: Jordan Goodwin, Jordan Schakel, Craig Sword, Jaime Echenique and Greg Monroe.