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Spurs need to provide guardrails for Stephon Castle's leap to two-way stardom (opens the original)
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What if being a superstar on both ends of the floor isn't all that it's made out to be? Of course NBA teams want their guards and wings to follow the standard set by all-time greats such as Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant, but in an era with an unprecedented combination of pace and space, it may not be quite as attainable as advertised—if it ever truly was. In the curious case of Stephon Castle, that poses a necessary question: Do the San Antonio Spurs even need him to become an offensive superst
Spurs can't let Devin Vassell get lost in the shuffle as Fox-Harper debate rages (opens the original)
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Which two members of Stephon Castle, De'Aaron Fox, and Dylan Harper should start? Can the San Antonio Spurs start all three? Both questions persisted throughout the 2026 offseason and have now followed San Antonio into training camp. Both questions reveal how Devin Vassell is in danger of being overlooked. Vassell may not have the same name value or per-36 production that his teammates offer, but he's far too valuable for the Spurs to simply cast aside as a traditional supporting piece. San Anto
Spurs' additions at center haven't yet changed Luke Kornet's importance (opens the original)
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The San Antonio Spurs invested two first-round draft picks in improving the depth at center. They utilized the No. 20 and No. 26 overall selections to acquire Jayden Quaintance and Tarris Reed Jr. at the 2026 NBA Draft, and thus appear to be hoping to develop them into key cogs alongside Victor Wembanyama. Though the arrival of two first-round draft picks at his position might suggest otherwise, the Spurs' offseason activity hasn't changed how much they'll need Luke Kornet in 2026-27. Kornet, 31
Dylan Harper’s road to bigger role runs through the jumper his competition lacks (opens the original)
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The San Antonio Spurs have a three-player race for the two backcourt positions. Stephon Castle and De'Aaron Fox appear to be safe as starters for the time being, but second-year guard Dylan Harper is hot on their heels and could realistically take minutes from either player in 2026-27 and beyond. As Harper looks for ways to carve out a more stable role in the rotation, there's one thing he can do to distinguish himself: Develop the three-point shot that Castle and Fox are lacking. Though the com
Spurs should lock Julian Champagnie in as starter despite Tobias Harris' history (opens the original)
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The San Antonio Spurs made quite a splash in free agency when they signed veteran forward Tobias Harris to a two-year deal worth upward of $30.8 million. It was an apparent declaration that the Spurs are aware of how much better they need to be at forward if they hope to win a championship in 2027. Though that may be true overall, San Antonio shouldn't allow Harris' arrival to change a single thing about Julian Champagnie's place in the starting lineup. Harris is a 15-year veteran who has starte
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