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  • Victor Wembanyama back in San Antonio preparing quietly for next season

    Reports say Victor Wembanyama has returned to San Antonio and is training intensely while keeping a low public profile as the Spurs enter preparations for the upcoming season. The account emphasizes heavy individual work and limited media appearances ahead of training camp and preseason.

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  • Spurs add Jordan McLaughlin, tightening roster and near luxury tax

    Jordan McLaughlin signed a one-year veteran minimum deal to return to the San Antonio Spurs, bringing the team to 14 standard contracts with one roster spot remaining. The signing shifts the Spurs’ payroll close to the luxury-tax threshold and reduces short-term flexibility ahead of training camp.

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  • ESPN analyst calls Wembanyama the new face of the NBA

    An ESPN analyst declared Victor Wembanyama the leading candidate to be the NBA's new face, a narrative reported by Yahoo Sports tying Wembanyama’s recent on-court achievements to growing national recognition. The story highlights media perception rather than roster or injury news.

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  • Spurs hire Dr. Charles Harris Jr. as vice president of technology

    Spurs Sports & Entertainment announced the hiring of Dr. Charles Harris Jr. to lead enterprise technology across teams, venues and business functions, including oversight of the new downtown arena project. The move signals an organizational push to modernize infrastructure, cybersecurity, ticketing and fan-facing digital experiences ahead of the 2026–27 season.

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  • Spurs acquire No. 26 pick (Tarris Reed Jr.) from Nuggets in official trade listing

    The NBA's 2026 offseason trade tracker records an official transaction sending the No. 26 overall pick (Tarris Reed Jr.) to the San Antonio Spurs from the Denver Nuggets in exchange for No. 35 (Trevon Brazile) and two future second-round picks. The league's tracker includes an 'Official release: Spurs | Nuggets' entry for the swap.

    via TabTab3d agoSource

  • Dylan Harper says he trusts Spurs environment as role remains flexible

    An on-site Sports Illustrated feature quotes rookie Dylan Harper discussing his mindset and role within the Spurs, praising teammates and coaches and indicating he will accept starting or bench duties. Harper's comments reinforce internal team continuity and coaching trust but do not announce any roster or lineup changes.

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  • Austin Spurs hire Chris Kent as new head coach

    The Austin Spurs (San Antonio’s G League affiliate) announced Chris Kent as their next head coach, succeeding Jacob Chance. The hire maintains the Spurs organization’s developmental pipeline for players and coaches.

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  • NBA confirms Spurs offseason signings and extensions

    NBA.com’s offseason tracker lists the Spurs’ confirmed moves: Victor Wembanyama signed a five‑year extension, Tobias Harris a two‑year deal, Julian Champagnie a three‑year contract, Harrison Barnes a one‑year deal and Jordan McLaughlin a one‑year deal. This consolidates the Spurs’ roster continuity and verifies the club’s summer contract activity.

    via TabTab4d agoSource

  • Nike unveils NBA Standard Issue Collection; Champagnie models Spurs look

    Nike released its league‑wide Standard Issue Collection for the 2026‑27 season and Julian Champagnie was featured modeling the Spurs’ version ahead of training camp. Players will wear the line for warmups, practices and travel.

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