Jordan Goodwin has secured a spot on the Los Angeles Lakers' postseason roster by converting his two-way contract to a standard NBA deal after impressing in 19 games this season. Averaging 6.4 points, 3.9 rebounds, and 1.4 assists while showcasing his shooting ability, Goodwin's performance caught the Lakers' attention, leading to the decision to waive Cam Reddish to make roster space. Reddish, who struggled to find his rhythm, averaged only 3.2 points during his time with the team. Goodwin's emergence could provide a valuable boost for the Lakers as they approach the playoffs.