Official waiver in Golden State
The Golden State Warriors have waived guard Obi Agbim, effective September 21, leaving him without an NBA team after a waiver transaction that confirms his exit from the main roster. The move is official and fits the usual preseason routine for players tied to G League development paths.
The transaction appears in NBA.com oficial and was reported by RotoWire, which notes Agbim had signed a training camp contract with the franchise on the previous Saturday.
Agbim profile
Agbim, a guard out of Baylor after beginning his college career at Wyoming, returns to the market after a brief preseason camp stint with the Warriors. In the 2025-26 season he appeared in 33 games for the Bears, averaging 10.7 points, 3.1 assists, 2.7 rebounds and 0.8 steals in 33.3 minutes.
RotoWire indicates that after leaving the main roster, the player could head toward G League affiliate Santa Cruz Warriors for the 2026-27 campaign, although his final destination will depend on how his fit within the development league is resolved.
What the waiver means
By leaving the Warriors main roster, Agbim no longer occupies a preseason spot and becomes a free agent until his fit within the project is defined. The move does not necessarily signal a break with Golden State, but rather the usual path between a training camp contract and a G League or market destination.
For the Warriors, the cut fits the development structure they are consolidating before training camp, prioritizing control over young profiles with room to grow rather than locking roster spots on the main team.
Roster context
Agbim waiver comes on September 21, just two days after he signed a training camp deal, within the procedural wave before training camp. The transaction repeats the dynamic Golden State has used with other camp profiles in this market window.
