Dylan Harper on Wembanyama and his decision to take less than the max extension:
“I feel like for a 22-year-old, he's probably one of the best leaders I've been around, just the way he carries himself, his maturity, from top to bottom, whether it's basketball treatment, in the weight room, personal life.
I feel like he's kind of structured his life in a way that has worked for him, and I think he's the most genuine person ever. When that came out, I feel like yes, it was a surprise to everyone. But I mean, that's just the type of person he is.”
#GoSpursGo #PorVida
@SpursCulture Do nothing. This core is the reason we were successful this season. Trust that the young players will continue to improve, and we’ll be even stronger going forward
@SpursCulture We shouldn’t get too carried away. The seasons ahead will be even tougher, and I hope the team makes the necessary adjustments during the offseason. Wemby, Steph, Dylan, and Carter all have a lot to learn and work on this summer.
Go Spurs Go. 🖤🤍🏀
@SpursCulture I know this has been a successful season for the Spurs. But looking at it objectively, we also had a lot of luck on our side this year. We avoided any major injuries, and somehow every team we faced in the playoffs was dealing with key injuries of their own (AE, J-Dub, etc.).
Mitch Johnson says De’Aaron Fox will still have the ball in his hands at the end of tomorrow’s game
“People have their opinions. I don’t care. De’Aaron Fox will have the ball in his hands at the end of the game tomorrow.”
(Via @BenGolliver )
@SixSpurs@spurs Just accept reality. We cannot winning. Blowing 29pts lead means we never had a chance.
My biggest concern is that pathenic loss might hurt the mentality of our young player, and it will remain a stain on Wemby career.