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Spurs need Jayden Quaintance to improve his playmaking to unlock fit next to Wemby (opens the original)
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There's a lot to be excited about with Jayden Quaintance's rookie season. The 19-year-old forward brings intriguing athleticism and staunch defense to the San Antonio Spurs, which could fuel another deep playoff run. But if this coaching staff emphasizes developing him as a passer and playmaker, it could open the door for a scary one-two punch between him and Victor Wembanyama. The Spurs' unique depth gives Mitch Johnson a luxury that not every coach across the league has: he can get extremely c
The Spurs' wealth of shot creators will eliminate offensive cold spells (opens the original)
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The San Antonio Spurs have one of the strongest rosters in the NBA heading into the 2026-27 season, featuring a wealth of players capable of creating their own offense. That'll help them avoid scoring droughts, which were a glaring issue throughout the playoffs. It's one thing to get off to a red-hot start in a game by jumping out to an early lead, but holding that momentum is the most important part. The Spurs learned that lesson throughout the NBA Finals. There were countless times when they h
Spurs' experience can fuel major improvement in clutch execution (opens the original)
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GQ recently interviewed Dylan Harper and Stephon Castle, giving a glimpse into their mindset heading into next season. Harper spoke about the San Antonio Spurs' devastating NBA Finals loss, making it clear that the lessons learned on that stage will benefit them in the long run. If you ask me, one of the most important of those lessons is becoming more poised in the clutch. "Just for the offseason, I'm over it", Harper said about the Spurs coming up short against the Knicks. "I don't think it's
Spurs' guard trio must embrace new duties after Mitch Johnson's quote about fit (opens the original)
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Mitch Johnson covered a lot during the San Antonio Spurs' media day, but one of the most important topics he dove into was the team's three-guard lineup. His statements should prepare Dylan Harper, De'Aaron Fox, and Stephon Castle to take on even more off-ball duties. "I see all three of them playing together", Johnson said. "I don't know the definition of a lot more, but more than we did in the regular season, for sure." While we don't know exactly how often these three will share the court, we
Spurs' three-guard lineup can work with De'Aaron Fox offensive adjustment (opens the original)
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There's a lot on De'Aaron Fox's plate next season. The All-Star point guard must bounce back after a rough NBA Finals performance while fitting into a stacked San Antonio Spurs backcourt. Taking on an off-ball role could be a viable solution; he can be even more efficient in the Spurs' offense while optimizing his time on the court with Dylan Harper and Stephon Castle. Fox has been a ball-dominant player for most of his career, and he's excelled at taking on those duties. In 2023, he helped the
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