On August 7, the San Antonio Spurs announced that forward Harrison Ingram has signed a two-way contract extension, bringing the Spurs' three two-way contract roster spots to full.

Harrison Ingram, the 48th overall pick in the 2024 NBA draft , is a North Carolina graduate. Last season, he joined the Spurs as a two-way player, appearing in just five NBA games for the team, spending the majority of his time with the Spurs' G League affiliate, the Austin Spurs. He made 48 appearances in the G League , covering both the " Opening Tournament " and the regular season.

In his G League season, Ingram averaged 12.3 points, 9.0 rebounds, 4.0 assists, and 1.4 steals in 32.6 minutes per game. Despite his relatively subpar shooting percentages, the Spurs recognized his potential as a versatile forward and extended him a two-way qualifying offer in June, making him a restricted free agent. Now that the two sides have successfully completed the contract extension, the Spurs remain optimistic about his future development.

In addition to Ingram, the Spurs also signed David Jones - Garcia, who performed well in Summer League. With the newly confirmed signing of Riley Minix, these three young players now hold three two-way contracts. The team currently has a total of 17 players under contract, 13 of whom are on fully guaranteed contracts, while Lindy Waters is on a partially guaranteed contract.

With a focus on both rebuilding and developing their roster, the Spurs are actively developing young talent through two-way contracts, strengthening the transition between the G League and the NBA . Ingram's contract extension is undoubtedly a recognition of his potential and a sign that he will continue striving for more NBA playing time this season.