Overview
- The Spurs announced they re-signed David Jones Garcia on Wednesday, July 22, to a one-year two-way deal that is expected to mirror the qualifying offer the team issued in June.
- San Antonio cleared a two-way spot to complete the signing by waiving Emanuel Miller, a move confirmed in later reporting.
- Jones Garcia underwent season-ending surgery on his right ankle in early February and is currently rehabbing, with the team planning for him to split time between the Austin G League affiliate and the Spurs under two-way limits.
- He produced elite G League numbers in 2025–26, averaging about 26.2 points, 6.8 rebounds and 3.6 assists in 16 games, while his NBA sample was limited to 11 appearances and roughly 2.9 points in short stints.
- The signing follows San Antonio’s familiar development path of promoting Summer League standouts and preserves roster depth and scoring upside while the franchise evaluates Jones Garcia’s recovery and NBA readiness before training camp.