Report 🚨: Jaylen Brown’s preferred destinations are SAS or ATL— San Antonio is said to be aggressive in its pursuit, viewing Brown as the proven, title-winning piece next to Wembanyama for the foreseeable future. The market is shaping up fast 8 days before the NBA Draft.
Dear Spurs Fans,
Thank you for the best experience of my life.
You all have welcomed this group in a way we could have never imagined. When we first met with Wemby, we had no idea what was going to happen, we just had a 7’ 4 guy telling us he wanted us to make FBC the biggest home court advantage in the NBA, with an added bit of European flair in the mix.
Suddenly, our chants filled the arena. So many of you cheered, danced, screamed, chanted, and in the end, cried with us, and I’m grateful for each of you.
Rewind life back to September and I was ready for another season of supporting the Spurs with my friends and family. Maybe I’d attend the games I could afford, annoying those around me with my standing and screaming, but never, and I mean never, did I ever expect that I’d gain 14,000 new friends and family in less than a year, sharing the same passion, energy, and love for the Silver and Black.
From custom cheers and marches to Tifos and friendship bracelet, this year has been unbelievable.
We know the Jackals can be better, but we’ll take a Finals appearance in our first year as a pretty solid first step. We’ll continue to grow, continue to be loud, and we will continue believing. Thank you for an amazing 25/26 experience, it’s forever and always, Go Spurs Go!
Peace and Love,
Sterling
Wemby: "Obviously we weren't ready. I wasn't ready to win a ring. That's obvious. I think in terms of desire to do well, intensity and effort, we were at a good level. I was at a good level. But experience... it's mistakes. We don't lack talent, we don't lack ability, we just make too many mistakes. And I make too many mistakes."
Danny Green reflects on the Spurs season and says the Finals loss is the best thing that could have happened for them:
“This was a hell of a season by the San Antonio Spurs..
This is the most proud I’ve been of any group and made me feel like I was a part of the group this year. Felt alive rooting for them, made me believe..
And honesty, I think this is the best thing that could have happened for them. And again in the same breath, probably the worst thing that’s going to happen for the league because now all you’ve done is awakened a monster in Victor Wembanyama.”
#GoSpursGo #PorVida
Victor Wembanyama is 22.
Stephon Castle is 21.
Dylan Harper is 20.
Devin Vassell is 25.
Julian Champagnie is 24.
Carter Bryant is 20.
The Spurs are built to be championship contenders for years to come and will be back on the NBA Finals stage before we know it.
Victor Wembanyama says he's determined to get back to the NBA Finals:
"What I'm pissed about is that there are probably 100 games before we can be back in The Finals. I don't know how to say it in English, but I will hold that inside of me and have to execute for 100 games."
It feels like the Spurs gaind 5 years of playoff experience in this playoff run
They've now been in every basketball situation imaginable, this is going to make them so much better next session
The Spurs have NOTHING to worry about.
Victor Wembanyama is 22.
Dylan Harper is 20.
Stephon Castle is 21.
Devin Vassell is 25.
Carter Bryant is 20.
Dynasty on the way in San Antonio.
Devin Vassell's message to the Spurs fans:
"Thank you guys so much for supporting us, especially my journey being here 6 years. From where we started, from the 20 wins that we were at, to being in the Finals.
They've been loyal and I just wanna say thank you to them. Because without them and the noise, and them having our backs, we're not in this situation, we're not in this position. So just thank you to them."
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#GoSpursGo #PorVida