Warriors sign journeyman Nate Williams to two-way contract

Depth move adds veteran guard to roster ahead of playoff push

Published on Feb. 17, 2026

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The Golden State Warriors have signed former Houston Rockets guard Nate Williams to a two-way contract, filling a roster spot previously held by Pat Spencer before he was promoted to a standard contract.

Why it matters

The Warriors are looking to add veteran depth to their roster as they make a push for the playoffs. Williams, a journeyman with NBA experience, provides insurance at the guard position and adds another option for head coach Steve Kerr.

The details

Williams, 29, has played for several NBA teams over his career, including stints with the Rockets, Knicks, and Clippers. He will split time between the Warriors' NBA roster and their G League affiliate, the Santa Cruz Warriors, under the terms of his two-way deal.

  • The Warriors signed Williams on February 16, 2026.

The players

Nate Williams

A 29-year-old journeyman guard who has played for several NBA teams, including the Rockets, Knicks, and Clippers.

Pat Spencer

A guard who was previously on a two-way contract with the Warriors before being promoted to a standard contract.

Steve Kerr

The head coach of the Golden State Warriors.

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What they’re saying

“Nate brings valuable NBA experience to our roster, and we're excited to have him join us as we make a push for the playoffs.”

— Steve Kerr, Head Coach (sfchronicle.com)

What’s next

The Warriors will look to integrate Williams into their rotation as they continue their playoff push in the second half of the season.

The takeaway

The Warriors are bolstering their roster with veteran depth as they aim to make another deep playoff run, adding a journeyman guard in Nate Williams on a two-way contract to provide insurance and additional options for the coaching staff.