The Los Angeles Lakers are signing forward Arthur Kaluma to a two-way contract following his performance in the NBA Summer League, according to multiple reports. Yahoo Sports and the New York Post say Kaluma stood out during the league, earning the Lakers a roster opportunity through the two-way deal. The reports describe the move as a reward for his play in Summer League earlier this month, with the team adding him to its player group under the two-way structure. In one account, Yahoo Sports notes the contract is agreed to on Monday. Across the outlets, the core details are consistent: Kaluma is being added by Los Angeles and is joining the organization on a two-way deal rather than a standard contract. The reports do not provide additional specifics such as the exact terms, length, or expected role, but they agree on the primary reason for the signing—his impact during Summer League—and the nature of the agreement.