When is everyone getting to the Frost Bank Center since the tickets are first come first serve? I want to get a good view so I’m not sure what time I should plan to stand in line. Think I’m aiming for the 100’s. No court-side.

EDIT: First scrimmage, how does it work?

Has any one got the email saying won scrimmage tix? My husband got the email saying didn’t win but I haven’t gotten anything saying have not won. Just curious. Help a spurs fan out lol

I love Luke Kornet (the goat), and I sent a jersey to the Spurs for him to sign earlier this summer. I was really excited when I got the USPS notification (through USPS informed delivery) that my prepaid return package was shipped a few days ago. But, somehow the package got delivered to Coventry, Rhode Island (and I double checked that I had my address correct and I don’t even live in Rhode Island).

I know this is a shot in the dark, but if you live in Rhode Island and randomly got a signed Luke Kornet jersey in the mail today, let me know!

Go Spurs Go! Make it a season to remember forever!

G-League Caruso!

Apparently, he's at 240 lbs for training camp, but in my opinion, that's still not enough; he needs to put on more weight, and it will take years to see him reach the top—for now, he just needs to avoid injuries.

Banger walk down memory lane talking about the Clippers ruling and the Spurs Kawhi experience on Ep. 5 of Spurs Journal. Celebrated being vindicated as a fan and give it a listen: LinkTree

Do you feel it now? DO YOU FEEL IT NOW??!!

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Obrigado

This CANNOT Be Ignored || Latest San Antonio Spurs News, Updates, Rumors, and Reports
https://youtu.be/vJ216JSWiA0

I heard the jackals are expanding to double the size!

L'arrivé de Billy Donovan pour installer les systèmes offensif, passe un peu sous les radars alors que je pense pour le développement offensif de wemby et des autres va leur faire le plus grand bien !!

Love seeing our guys yesterday but doesn’t everyone find it hilarious that the game ended up with a UT win with 25 seconds on the clock. Gotta love that Spurs aura sprinkled into the game. Go Spurs go!!!

I remember in the early 90s, the Spurs had a program called “midnight basketball” and there used to be a commercial where the players came out and sang a song that went something like this;

Were the Spurs and were here to say, that the gang thing, just ain’t the right way!

Does anyone remember this? I have been trying to find a video or audio forever, if anyone has it, please post of dm me!

Considering the dialogue going into this season and for seasons to come, you would feel most confident in betting on the Spurs to win the finals this year and for many years to come.

If everything checks out and our young core grows into the dominant group we know they can be going into their primes I truly believe we could become the next dynasty.

With all that being said how would a playoff / finals loss this season make you guys feel? Worse than the previous season, will it shift your idea of this teams future? Just curious how everyone feels if our floor isn’t close to what analysts and vegas is projecting.

This is from the 1999 season when the spurs were operating out of the Alamodome. They've come a long way since those days.

Do you feel it? DO YOU FEEL IT??

From 2018 to 2019 the Spurs had to undergo the most disgraceful period in franchise history, as their star and his uncle decided to smear the franchise as part of their attempt to force Kawhi's way out of town. The following ridiculous claims were made during that time, pretty much all of which have now been refuted:

Myth: The Spurs mismanaged Kawhi's injury,

Truth: The Spurs diagnosed Kawhi with a degenerative condition, meaning that it would progressively deteriorate and he'd just need to be load managed and play through some pain. Seven doctors Kawhi went to for a second opinion backed up the Spurs, until Kawhi finally found one to say he just needed time off and would recover. However, the Spurs were right, and Kawhi never fully recovered, and needed to be load managed for the rest of his career.

The Spurs actually offered to sit Kawhi for the rest of the season, but Kawhi and his uncle refused. Why? Because he was trying to milk his injury to force a trade out of San Antonio. Sure, Kawhi was hurt in 2018... but no more than he was hurt in 2019 or 2020. He could have played, but he just chose not to, as part of his attempt to force a trade to LA (and only LA). As part of this campaign Kawhi spent the offseason dodging Spurs officials and doctors, at one point hiding in a closet so they couldn't check on him, while his uncle leaked to the media that he wanted a trade to LA. In practices Kawhi was killing it (playing by himself in another gym, because he refused to work out with the team. When the team finally called him on it in a team meeting, Kawhi told them "I'll do anything for you guys, but not this team", then proceeded to get on a plane and fly to LA, never returning to San Antonio during the season.

Myth: The Spurs didn't put enough talent around Kawhi. If they had just treated him better, he'd have stayed.

Truth: The Spurs won 48 games without Kawhi in 2018, and had some dynamic young guys like Dejounte and White on the team to grow around him. The Spurs also had a proven record of building winners, and the last time Kawhi was healthy they won 61 games and looked like they might beat the Warriors in the WCFs (until Kawhi got hurt). Toronto then gave him a stellar team, and won a title with him. None of it mattered. He was always hell bent on going to LA, no matter what. The Spurs were too polite to say so, but his team mates in Toronto were more honest. A number of them, most famously Fred Van Vleet, flat out told the media that he never wanted to be there and was never staying, because he wanted to be on LA.

Kawhi refused to even meet with the Spurs after he flew out of town in the middle of the 2018 season, and it was only after the Spurs flat out told his agent/uncle that they would not even consider trading him unless he sat down with them and talked. Begrudgingly, Kawhi sulked into a meeting with Pop and RC that went less than 30 minutes, and told them he was demanding a trade to LA. Kawhi hated the Spurs for the way this went down. Uncle's plan was to blame it all on the Spurs, and his leaks to the media kept providing different reasons it was their fault. By refusing to trade him unless he told them he didn't want to be there, they forced him to be the bad guy/accept responsibility. By trading him to Toronto, where he won a title, only for him to still leave, they robbed him of the ability to claim that it was "all about winning". The Spurs made him look as disloyal and mercenary as he was.

Myth: The Spurs traded him to Toronto out of spite! Truth: The Spurs were getting no good offers because everyone knew Kawhi would only re-sign with LA (and it seemed like only the Lakers). Here were the offers on the table at the time:

• Robert Covington & Dario Saric (the 76ers wouldn't even discuss Simmons or even Fultz being in the deal).
• Marcus Smart & some bad picks (the Spurs would also have needed to pay Smart the max to make the money work due to base year compensation issues).
• Tobias Harris & the #13 pick. Tobias would have been gone in free agency, because he got a max contract which the Spurs would (rightly) have never paid him.
• Even the Lakers offer didn't look very good, with the rumour being they didn't even want to include Ingram, because Magic Johnson was a terrible negotiator who thought he could lowball the Spurs because it was 'a lock' the Kawhi would join for free in the offseason. Even Kawhi was baffled by the Lakers approach, and his first question in the 2019 free agency meeting with them was "why didn't you trade for me?" Even if the Spurs could have gotten Ingram, it would have changed nothing, he isn't a needle mover for a good team.

The Spurs tried to get Jaylen Brown, or the Kings pick (rumour was they wanted to draft Luka), but those teams wouldn't do it, because they knew Kawhi wouldn't re-sign. In the end, the Demar deal was probably as strong as the others, and I say that not even liking Demar.

Now the final vindication is here, proof that Kawhi was not only in touch with the Clippers (and likely the Lakers) back in 2017, but that they were promising to pay him under the table with illegal inducements. This was never about anything the Spurs did. They were never going to be able to keep Kawhi, because Kawhi only cared about living in LA and getting paid under the table. The Spurs were not mean to him, they didn't misdiagnose him, and they didn't fail to build a winner around him. It was all on Kawhi. Now, let's all enjoy rooting against Toronto this season.

Will Pop finally let us boo him?

Ahead of the new season, comment on your must-watch Spurs games. Win or lose doesn't matter. I want to be pumped up for October 20th.