Overview
- The Utah Jazz announced they signed forward Harrison Ingram after San Antonio withdrew his qualifying offer, making him a free agent.
- Reports say the deal is likely an Exhibit 10 contract that provides a training-camp invite and a bonus if Ingram is waived and spends time with the Salt Lake City Stars.
- Ingram was the 48th pick in the 2024 draft and spent two seasons on Spurs two-way deals, appearing in 12 NBA games and posting strong numbers across 88 G League games with the Austin Spurs.
- San Antonio’s decision to withdraw the qualifying offer cleared a two-way roster spot as the Spurs prioritized other offseason moves and contract flexibility for key players.
- If Ingram is waived, the Exhibit 10 bonus and required G League stint give him a clear development path and a realistic route back to an NBA roster through strong performance in Salt Lake City.