Armon Johnson is staying with the Portland Trail Blazers.
After battling with Patty Mills during NBA Summer League action for a roster spot, Johnson signed a contract with the team Monday.
Per organizational policy, terms of the deal were not announced.
With the signing, the 6-foot-3, 195-pound rookie guard from Nevada becomes the 15th and final player on the Blazers’ roster.
“We feel Armon can help this team and are excited to have him on board,” Portland general manager Rich Cho said in a prepared statement. “He’s a physical guard who can defend, and we like his potential.”
The Blazers selected Johnson with 34th overall pick during the 2010 NBA Draft. Portland traded up from the 44th slot so it could acquire him, and the team reportedly paid $2 million to Golden State for the pick.