The speculation surrounding the Warriors' 14th roster spot is over.
Golden State and Alfonzo McKinnie agreed to terms on a two-year contract, sources told The Athletic's Shams Charania.
But it really isn't a two-year contract, and McKinnie might not be around for the whole season:
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This news all but ends the possibility of Pat McCaw re-signing with the Warriors ... for now.
Yes, the Warriors have an open roster spot, but the indication is that they will carry 14 players to open the season.
Management would like the flexibility to add a player later in the season -- whether that be in the buyout market or perhaps a veteran free agent that remained unsigned.
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McKinnie agreed to a deal with the Warriors in early September, and entered training camp on a non-guaranteed basis.
The 26-year old made his NBA debut last season, appearing in 14 games for the Raptors. Over 35 appearances for Toronto's G League affiliate (Raptors 905), he registered 14.0 points and 7.5 rebounds per contest, while shooting 35 percent from deep.
After going undrafted in 2015, McKinnie played professionally in Luxembourg and Mexico, and suited up for the G League's Windy City Bulls in 2016-17.
In other news, the Warriors officially waived Deyonta Davis, Danuel House, Kendrick Nunn and Tyler Ulis. They are expected to end up in Santa Cruz.
It's also possible that one of them will snag the final two-way contract that Golden State has available.
Drew Shiller is the co-host of Warriors Outsiders. Follow him on Twitter @DrewShiller