Just when we thought the conversation was limited to only four teams, the San Antonio Spurs entered the LeBron chat. Some major movements have led many to believe the landscape of the NBA could be on the verge of a historic shift. LeBron James’ unrestricted free agency has taken an unexpected turn toward South Texas […]
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The NBA is ready to roll out their schedule featuring 25 national TV broadcasts throughout the season including opening week and the ever popular Christmas matchups. If the basketball gods are pumping on all cylinders, the yuletide will showcase Miami facing off against Milwaukee, the 76ers playing the Celtics, and the Spurs returning to Madison […]
NBA salary cap The NBA Players Association continues to push back against the league’s second tax apron. New NBPA executive director David Kelly told The Athletic’s Mike Vorkunov that the current system has gone too far, arguing it discourages teams from keeping championship-caliber rosters together. “It’s not good for fans. Not good for players,” Kelly […]
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Spurs superstar Victor Wembanyama is expected to rejoin the French national team ahead of the August qualifying window for the 2027 FIBA World Cup, reports Maxime Aubin of French outlet L’Équipe (subscriber link). France will play Slovenia on August 27 and Sweden on August 30, notes Johnny Askounis of Eurohoops. According to Aubin, Wembanyama has […]
In the wake of a disappointing NBA Finals in which he averaged 12.8 points per game on .343/.250/.900 shooting, De’Aaron Fox was the subject of some trade speculation at the start of the offseason. But the Spurs quickly and publicly shut down that speculation, and Jared Weiss of The Athletic hears that the team has […]
The San Antonio Spurs remain committed to De’Aaron Fox despite his disappointing finish to the 2026 NBA Finals, but a new report suggests his current contract has effectively taken trade discussions off the table. According to Jared Weiss of The Athletic, the Spurs internally believe Fox is “not tradeable on his contract at the moment.” […]
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Corliss Williamson has been impressive during his time as head coach of the Spurs Summer League squad. He’s shown how he works with players as well as his ability to develop young talent. It’s a reminder that Summer League isn’t just about the players. The officiating staff are looking for positions in the upcoming year. […]
Jayden Quaintance and injuries have unfortunately gone hand in hand in recent years. Now, Quaintance is coming off a successful surgery to clean up his right knee, and is a little over a year removed from his ACL surgery. The San Antonio Spurs announced the positive news on Wednesday. Quaintance went through extensive rehab before, […]
The Spurs' draft picks this year were immensely promising, however, the fans may be forced to wait a while before they can see Jayden Quaintance in action.
Yesterday Luke Kornet celebrated his 31st birthday. But what I had not realized was that Tobias Harris also had a birthday. He turned 34. Harris just signed with the Spurs on July 6, a week after the window opened on June 30. Harris also made The Ringer’s most recently updated Top 100 players, giving the […]
The San Antonio Spurs have taken the next step in Jayden Quaintance’s long-term development after the rookie big man underwent a planned procedure on his right knee. Quaintance, selected with the 20th overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft, was limited to just four games at Kentucky last season as he continued recovering from the […]
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Jazz fans got a nice surprise today when they found out that Darryn Peterson would be suiting up to play again in Summer League tonight. It’s very likely it had something to do with comments made by Caleb Wilson after Peterson didn’t play against Chicago. If there’s one thing I’ve loved about Darryn Peterson it’s […]
Another game, another piece of evidence for my theory that the Utah Jazz Summer League team was replaced with clones somewhere on their way from Salt Lake to Las Vegas. Every year, I forget just how sloppy Summer League basketball is played – perhaps my expectations shouldn’t be so high. Nevertheless, the players are out […]
Former Spurs assistant Sean Sweeney has shared his thoughts on why San Antonio fell short in the 2026 NBA Finals, suggesting the loss had more to do with the Spurs themselves than the New York Knicks. Sweeney, who recently left San Antonio to become the Orlando Magic’s head coach, offered several reasons why the Spurs […]
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The Spurs’ first-round pick, Jayden Quaintance, underwent successful right knee surgery on Wednesday, the team announced in a press release. The 18-year-old big man played just four games for Kentucky in 2025/26 as he dealt with complications stemming from a torn ACL he suffered in February 2025 during his freshman season with Arizona State. Quaintance played […]
It was quickly revealed after the San Antonio Spurs selected Jayden Quaintance with the 20th-overall pick that the 19-year-old would require another knee surgery to clean up his meniscus. Today, the Spurs announced that Quaintance has undergone a successful surgery on his right knee. The team will provide more updates as appropriate. This was a […]
The OKC Thunder have seemingly addressed their biggest downfall against the Spurs from this past season.
Making the NBA Finals sure makes the time fly. The Spurs’ 2025-26 season only ended a month ago, and we’ve already gotten through the NBA Draft, the vast majority of free agency (thank goodness they aren’t caught up in the LeBron James Decision 4.0 or Kawhi Leonard trade debacle) and most of Summer League. With […]
The San Antonio Spurs have withdrawn the qualifying offer for forward Harrison Ingram, making the 23-year-old an unrestricted free agent, according to Spotrac’s Keith Smith. The move ends Ingram’s restricted free agency status and allows him to sign with any NBA team without the Spurs retaining matching rights. It also opens a roster spot as […]
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The New York Knicks won the NBA Finals fair and square over the San Antonio Spurs. The series ended after just five games, largely because of Jalen Brunson’s clutch gene, OG Anunoby’s physicality, and Karl-Anthony Towns’ willingness to step up and play hard against Victor Wembanyama. While the outcome signals a blowout, the championship series […]
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It is a new era in the North Star State as the dynamic duo of Anthony Edwards and LaMelo Ball will try to get the Minnesota Timberwolves over the hump and enter the NBA Finals for the first time. It is certainly a daunting task, especially with the San Antonio Spurs, the Oklahoma City Thunder, […]
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Writing this preview, I am in quite the dilemma. I intend to drum up anticipation for the Jazz to play the Spurs this Wednesday at 7:30 PM MDT. However, I do not intend to mislead the reader by making it seem that this game matters more than it does. I’m rooting for each of these […]
My mom recently sent me a photo of Luke Kornet. How is my mother grabbing off-court photos of the Spurs center? He was at 6:00 a.m. mass at a local Catholic church this summer, the same church my parents attend. One of the parishioners asked and Kornet respectfully complied. For those who are unaware, Kornet […]
If the name Thilo Widder sounds familiar, you have a good memory! Thilo is a contributor at our Minnesota Timberwolves sister site Canis Hoopus, and he participated in the second round of Fraternizing with the Enemy with J.R. Wilco during their playoff series against the Spurs. He also enjoys contributing to other blogs, and we […]