Spurs' summer star makes decision on signing contract in Europe

Playing well at Summer League in Las Vegas doesn't just capture the NBA's attention. Many world scouts are watching the action during the week, meaning contract offers overseas can follow for some basketball journeymen.

That's what happened for David Jones-Garcia.

The San Antonio Spurs' summer standout received an offer to play for Olympiacos in Greece.

Jones-Garcia decided he's staying stateside, though, according to writer Dusty Garza.

DJG is coming off an impressive Summer League. He scored 21.3 points per game with 6.2 rebounds, 3.8 assists and 1.2 steals per game. He also made 52.9% of his 3-point attempts.

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Jones-Garcia was undrafted out of Memphis in 2024.

DJG is currently a free agent. His Spurs contract was just for the summer, and so that means any NBA team could try to get Jones-Garcia.

After how well he played in Vegas, it should only be a matter of time of before Jones-Garcia gets his NBA opportunity.

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