Overview
- The Spurs agreed to a one-year, roughly $3.29–$3.3 million deal for Jordan McLaughlin that counts about $2.45 million against San Antonio’s salary cap, according to his agent and multiple outlets.
- The signing fills the team’s 14th standard roster spot and was reported late Monday by ESPN insider Shams Charania and confirmed across several publications.
- McLaughlin will serve as veteran insurance behind De’Aaron Fox and younger playmakers, offering dependable decision-making and emergency minutes rather than changing the projected rotation.
- Last season McLaughlin played 44 regular-season games for the Spurs, averaging about 2.0 points and 0.9 assists in 6.4 minutes while posting efficient shooting in limited use.
- The one-year structure preserves San Antonio’s flexibility to pursue other moves this summer while keeping a familiar, low-cost option available for injuries, rest or playoff needs.