BREAKING: The Indiana Pacers made roster moves official on Tuesday, announcing the signing of rookie guard Kam Jones, the 38th overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, and the return of guard Quenton Jackson on a two-way contract.
Jones, a promising backcourt addition, will look to carve out a role in Indiana’s guard rotation. Known for his scoring ability and perimeter shooting, the 38th pick is expected to bring depth and energy to the Pacers as they continue to shape their young roster around established stars and recent draft selections.
Alongside the rookie signing, the Pacers also secured the services of Quenton Jackson, re-signing him to a two-way contract. Jackson, who split time between the Pacers and their G League affiliate last season, has shown flashes of athleticism and defensive intensity. His return gives Indiana added backcourt versatility and the flexibility of a two-way deal, allowing him to contribute both in the NBA and the G League.
The moves highlight the Pacers’ commitment to developing young talent while maintaining roster flexibility heading into the 2025–26 season. With Jones stepping into his rookie campaign and Jackson earning another opportunity to prove himself, Indiana’s backcourt depth will be one to watch as training camp approaches.
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