The Los Angeles Lakers re-sign Chris Manon to a two-way contract for the 2026-27 season, using the team’s final two-way roster slot. Multiple outlets report the move completes the Lakers’ two-way roster configuration for the upcoming year. Manon is described as a defensive specialist, and one report notes he was playing during the Lakers’ California Classic summer league slate in connection with the Warriors on Friday night at Chase Center. The articles characterize the contract as a continuation of his role with the organization rather than a new addition. While details such as salary structure and specific contract terms are not included in the provided excerpts, all sources agree on the essential point: the Lakers bring Manon back on a two-way deal and finalize the remaining two-way slot on the roster. The announcements position Manon to continue contributing in a reserve and development capacity alongside the team’s standard roster plans.