San Antonio Spurs re-signed guard David Jones Garcia to a Two-Way Contract

David Jones Garcia's two-way signing earns a B Contract Value Index (CVI) — a fair-value deal that reflects his modest depth-piece role at a rate appropriate to that role. At $560K on a one-year two-way contract, the Spurs are paying next to nothing in NBA salary-cap terms for a guard who occupies a roster flexibility slot; two-way contracts exist precisely to develop fringe talent without material financial commitment, and this deal sits squarely in that sweet spot. Jones Garcia is not a rotation cornerstone — he's a depth option, likely splitting time between San Antonio and its G League affiliate — but the cost-to-risk ratio is clean: if he develops, the Spurs maintain leverage; if he doesn't, the financial exposure is negligible. The offseason timing and the non-guaranteed nature of two-way slots mean the Spurs have built in an escape hatch while keeping a young guard in their ecosystem, a prudent roster construction move for a team currently positioned as the #2 seed in the West. This is market-rate value for a reserve-level guard on a conditional contract — not a bargain, not an overpay, but an efficient use of cap flexibility that reflects realistic expectations for his production level.