The Sixers have added three more names to their training camp mix, signing Tacko Fall, Jameer Nelson Jr. and Saint Thomas to Exhibit 10 contracts, a source told PhillyVoice.
Those deals are non-guaranteed, but they do come with a path into camp and, if a player is waived and then joins the team’s G League affiliate, a signing bonus can be attached. Philadelphia has leaned on Exhibit 10 contracts in recent years to stock the Delaware Blue Coats, though PhillyVoice reported last month that the team had kept its third and final two-way slot open and could use it on an Exhibit 10 player who flashes in the opening stretch of October.
Each of the three newcomers also has two-way eligibility if he separates himself early in camp.
Fall brings the most NBA experience of the group. The 7-foot-6 Senegal native has appeared in 37 NBA games across three seasons with the Boston Celtics and Cleveland Cavaliers from 2019-2022, posting career averages of 6.2 minutes, 2.2 points and 2.1 rebounds.
Nelson, meanwhile, is the son of Sixers Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations Jameer Nelson and is now on his third straight Exhibit 10 deal. He was in camp with the San Antonio Spurs in 2024 and the Sacramento Kings in 2025, and the point guard turned in a strong G League season with the Stockton Kings, averaging 19.9 points, 3.7 assists and 3.2 rebounds per game.
Thomas is already familiar to the organization. The undrafted free agent signed by the Sixers last offseason played for their Summer League group in 2025 and 2026, and between those runs he logged 12.5 points, 5.0 rebounds and 3.7 assists across 36 games, including 21 starts, for the Blue Coats.
After signing guard Duke Miles to an Exhibit 10 deal following the 2026 NBA Draft, the Sixers had five open training camp spots. Two remain.
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