The Los Angeles Lakers have signed Vanderbilt's Chris Mañon to a two-way contract after a strong summer with the Golden State Warriors.

On Monday, the Lakers decided to sign center Christian Koloko and wing Chris Manon to two-way contracts. Koloko was with them during summer league play, while Manon suited up for the Golden State Warriors.

The Lakers are hoping to further develop and unlock the potential of Koloko, a former Sierra Canyon High standout who has a 7-foot-5 wingspan.

Koloko was a restricted free agent, while Manon played for the Warriors in Summer League after going undrafted.

Manon agreed Monday with the Lakers on a two-way contract, Shams Charania of ESPN reports.

Former Vanderbilt forward Chris Mañon has reportedly agreed to sign a two-way contract with the Los Angeles Lakers, according to Shams Charania of ESPN.

The Los Angeles Lakers reportedly plan to sign center Christian Koloko and forward Chris Manon to two-way contracts.

The Los Angeles Lakers plan to sign 7-footer Christian Koloko and forward Chris Manon on two-way NBA contracts, sources tell ESPN. Manon, undrafted out of Vanderbilt, played for the Warriors in California and Las Vegas summer leagues.