The Spurs just signed Jordan McLaughlin on a league minimum deal, filling their roster to 14 players and bringing them closer to the luxury tax line. While not a flashy name, McLaughlin delivers reliable bench shooting — something the team desperately needed last season. His $2.4M contract leaves room to potentially bring back David Jones-Garcia via a creative two-way conversion, though it might nudge them over the tax threshold. The front office has been impressively efficient this offseason, moving quickly to build a solid, practical roster. With injuries exposing depth issues at guard last year — even Devin Vassell playing SG — McLaughlin’s proven playoff value (including a clutch three in Game 7) makes him a smart, no-frills addition for 15 minutes a night and key moments when it matters most.

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The Spurs just pulled off a big move by signing Tobias Harris, but it’s forcing a tough question: should they trade Keldon Johnson? Despite his Sixth Man of the Year honors and key role in their 62-win season, Johnson’s playoff struggles and shrinking role with Harris and a deeper forward corps make him a trade candidate. With an expiring contract and uncertain future, the Spurs could get value now instead of letting him walk for nothing. Johnson’s still young and talented — but his next leap might happen elsewhere.

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San Antonio Spurs’ 20th overall pick Jayden Quaintance is sidelined for the foreseeable future after undergoing knee surgery to address lingering issues — including a torn ACL and meniscus — that have plagued him since last season. The team is prioritizing his long-term health over immediate returns, projecting a possible comeback as late as 2027. Once seen as a top-10 talent, Quaintance’s recovery underscores the high stakes and risks of drafting players with injury histories.

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