What happened: Dillon Jones signed an Exhibit 10 deal with the Philadelphia 76ers, entering training camp for a shot at the team's one open roster spot and two-way slot. He joins a group that already includes Tacko Fall and Jameer Nelson Jr. competing for the same opening, with 20 players already confirmed for camp.

Why it matters: Jones won a ring as a rookie with the 2024-25 Thunder before a midseason trade and buyout route led him to a two-way deal with the Knicks, where coach Mike Brown leaned on his championship experience during New York's title run even though Jones barely played. A Philadelphia roster spot would put him in position for a third team in as many rings, while Ariel Hukporti and the rest of the Knicks' championship roster collect their rings regardless of where Jones lands.

What to watch: Philadelphia's final camp roster takes shape as cuts approach, while the Knicks hold Ring Night on October 20.