Spurs sign three players to training camp deals ahead of camp
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 22, 2026, 11:15 PM
Last updated Sep 22, 2026

The San Antonio Spurs have signed three players—Miles Barnstable, Jayden Nunn, and Taelon Peter—to training camp deals as they prepare for the upcoming season. The Spurs currently have 14 players under standard contracts and filled their two-way roster spots. Barnstable, a guard from Tulsa, averaged 14.6 points during his NCAA career. Nunn, who played at VCU and Baylor, averaged 13.3 points last season in the G League. Peter brings NBA experience after being selected 54th overall in the 2025 draft. Only one additional standard contract can be added before the season starts.
- •Spurs sign Miles Barnstable, Jayden Nunn, Taelon Peter for training camp
- •Barnstable averaged 14.6 points at Tulsa last season
- •Nunn scored 13.3 points in G League last season
- •Peter was drafted 54th overall by the Pacers in 2025
- •Spurs can add one more player to a standard contract
- 11:15 PMYahoo Sports — Who Is Joining San Antonio Spurs for Training Camp?
"The San Antonio Spurs have signed three players to training camp deals, giving them a shot at making the active roster. Most of these names are unfamiliar to fans, so who is joining the team?
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