Ingram, on a two-way contract last season, did not crack the Spurs' rotation, and in Austin averaged only 12.8 points. Granted, he posted 9.3 rebounds and played solid defense, but at 22 years old, he is already close to his ceiling.

Coverage begins at 6:30 p.m. ET on NBA TV with streaming available as both teams play their second summer league games.

The Spurs are set to play three games in San Francisco, with additional games scheduled against the Golden State Warriors and Los Angeles Lakers at the Chase Center. It serves as an appetizer to the summer’s main course, the sprawling 30-team Las Vegas Summer League that begins play late next week.