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Dylan Harper's potential with the Spurs hinges on something he can't control (opens the original)
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The San Antonio Spurs have a potential superstar on their hands with Dylan Harper, but his path to greatness may be affected by something out of his control. Even as the Spurs' third or fourth-best player, Harper is expected to come off the bench again this season, and his playing time will likely be capped as a result. He will still play a big role, but for a second overall pick to potentially play less than 30 minutes per game is highly unusual. Then again, so is a player of his caliber playin
Spurs aren't going anywhere without the next Stephon Castle jump (opens the original)
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For a team that came up short in the NBA Finals, the San Antonio Spurs have made only minimal changes to their roster. That suggests that they are banking on internal improvement from their young core, specifically Stephon Castle. Castle could very well be in for an All-Star season if he builds on his impressive showing during his sophomore year. He made big strides as a shooter, improved as a defender, and demonstrated that he could be a lead playmaker after leading the team in assists. Buildin
The NBA could be in for a nightmare with Jayden Quaintance-Victor Wembanyama duo (opens the original)
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The San Antonio Spurs are just over a week away from their first preseason matchup, and their next great duo hasn't played a single minute together yet. The Spurs overhauled their big man rotation over the summer, adding two centers from this year's draft to play behind Victor Wembanyama and Luke Kornet. Adding Jayden Quaintance and Tarris Reed Jr. was intriguing for several reasons. One being that they doubled down on youth over experience by having two rookies replace three 10-plus-year vets a
The Spurs' defense could be downright unfair if Carter Bryant takes a big leap (opens the original)
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The San Antonio Spurs ranked among the best defensive teams in the NBA last season but could be almost unfair on that end if one player makes a big leap. Carter Bryant played a small but consistent role last season and even emerged as a key rotation player in the playoffs. However, San Antonio needs him to take a major leap forward if they hope to have a truly stingy defense. That's entirely possible, though Bryant is currently behind Devin Vassell and Keldon Johnson in the rotation, but perhaps
Spurs may have already found a way to avoid training camp drama (opens the original)
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The San Antonio Spurs enter training camp with arguably the deepest team in the NBA, but coach Mitch Johnson has a plan to avoid any drama. During media day, Johnson responded to a question about the Spurs having several players who could start. "I'll try to help everybody. I'll try to win. I'll be honest with everybody." Interesting, Johnson seemingly showed willingness to experiment with different starting fives. If that is ultimately the case, then it resolves a burning question mark that has
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