The Boston Celtics had three vice presidents in the NBA’s Players Association last season: Jaylen Brown, Malcolm Brogdon and Grant Williams. However, it was Jayson Tatum who helped his college pal Harry Giles get a rule changed regarding two-way player eligibility according to reporting from Bleacher Report’s Chris Haynes.
“A new provision on two-way contracts in the new CBA will informally be dubbed the ‘Harry Giles III rule,’ which will allow NBA players who sit out an entire season not to have that year count toward the three-year maximum service for two-way eligibility,” writes Haynes. “In the previous CBA, a player with less than four years of service was eligible to be signed on a two-way contract.”
