The San Antonio Spurs have continued their strategic offseason moves by re-signing free agent guard Jordan McLaughlin to a one-year deal reportedly worth $3 million. McLaughlin, who split the previous season between the Spurs and the Sacramento Kings, is entering his seventh NBA season and will serve as a reserve guard. With McLaughlin's return, the Spurs now have 13 players under standard NBA contracts and two standard roster spots remaining. The Spurs are managing their salary cap with non-bird rights and exceptions, retaining $3.1 million in the Non-Taxpayer Mid-Level Exception (NTMLE) and $5.1 million in the Bi-Annual Exception (BAE) available for future signings or acquisitions. McLaughlin's contract is likely at the veteran minimum of approximately $2.9 million, slightly below the initially reported $3 million figure.