The Spurs DYNASTY for the NEXT DECADE!?

The Spurs DYNASTY for the NEXT DECADE!?

Gotta say Spurs fans, that is one fine looking Spurs team right there. What is up San Antonio Spurs fans? Welcome to TSR Sports. Got a question for you. Could this be the Spurs starting lineup in five years? I know, I know. TSR, what are you doing? Let’s talk about now, not the long term. But I was playing around with this thumbnail yesterday, thinking about the Spurs next dynasty. Is this the lineup? And then oddly enough, Miss TSR Miss TSR sent me an article from Fadeaway World about building as opposed to win now. Building as opposed to win now. So, I’ll talk about the lineup in the future, but let’s get into this article first, which has a nice quote from Webby. As teams across the league race to stockpile elite veteran talent, Victor Wbeyama wants his squad to make more of a patient and methodical approach with their roster construction. Breaking up a young core for a single player rarely works than WHMY via Le Kip. Did I get it that time? I want the Spurs to be a balanced team. They’ve been masters of that in the past. Indeed, the modern game has popularized the concept of star stacking, meaning one team with multiple allNBA level players, which is probably why we saw the new CBA come and say, “Knock it off.” Over the years, we’ve seen teams like the Heat, Warriors, Nets, and Suns utilize this trend to varying degrees of success. Very varying for the Nets and Suns in particular. Trading for a star that was one of the big ones. Yes, Bradley deal also with the Suns. I think the Nets also traded for James Harden. But nonetheless, trading for a star is what ultimately put them in the bleak state that they are in. Indeed. Unlike most stars in his position, Wby is not putting any added pressure on his team to secure a deal for elite level talent. Although you might argue Darren Fox, but I don’t know if was pushing for the Fox trade. I don’t remember hearing things about that. I digress. As the franchise centerpiece, he’s already influencing the team’s philosophy philosophy. But he’s also got enough sense to prioritize a strong and stable foundation over any risk or flashy trades. WBY’s mindset is rare for a player of his caliber and age. high basketball IQ. While many young stars pressure the teams to win fast, Webby is thinking like a true franchise cornerstone, willing to sacrifice instant results for something more sustainable for our Spurs. His voice carries weight and it could be the guiding principle as they build toward contention the right way. All right, let’s talk about this. And I love, you know, I love everything I’ve heard from WH regards to that lake interview. And I sure you know some of you said TSR, what do you want him to say? Well, yeah, the answers are expected, but they’re still the right answers. There are players that give the bonehead answers, and that is clearly not our guy. As far as looking at this lineup, though, you might first be saying, TSR, where is Dear Fox? I think he’s going to be too expensive five years from now. And isn’t the long-term goal for the back court to being Dylan Harper and Stefon Castle? I think Fox plays with next year with us the fir or last year of his contract and then I see him maybe getting a three-year extension. That’s when all the other big contract, you know, Cal is gonna have for extension then. So, the big bigger contracts going to start rolling in for these guys. So, I think Fox may not be a part of the team at that point, but maybe it will. Hey, if it works out, great. If not, so be it. And I know there’s going to be the comments. I’m ready. Why TSR is so hand in the thumbnail? Why do you get rid of him, trade them, blah blah blah? I know he’s got some deficiencies in his game as a lot of our players do on a roster if we’re being honest, but I want to see him succeed. I want to see him succeed because when I look at this lineup, one thing that I immediately love is this is all homegrown talent. These are all lottery picks from left to right. Castle drafted fourth. Bryant Castle drafted 14th. WY drafted first. Harper drafted second. And Sohan drafted ninth. That’s I love building a team that way. And when I look at this team, the first thing that pops out in my mind is holy defense, Batman. First, you got WHMY who’s claiming to be probably a reigning defensive player of the year many times over. You got Jeremy Sony who’s proved that he is a terrific defender and oftentimes guarded the best offensive player on the other team. Then Carter Bryant, granted limited sample size, has already shown us he might end up being a worldclass defender in a year or two, maybe now. We’ll see. Um, it’s against summer league guys, so I don’t want to get too excited, but he has shown he might be an absolute legit defender, maybe an all-NBA defender as well. Castle certainly knows Sloucher is only going to get better, and Harper’s shown some he’s shown some potential there as well. So, this defensive lineup, if it’s cooking and reaches the potential, I do think it will, this could be a top three defense in the NBA with these guys. As far as offense, no rim should be safe as every one of these guys here can score in the paint. We have some terrific above the rim finishers as well with, of course, women being ridiculous because he’s 7 foot forever. As far as concerns with our future dynasty, of course, the big thing that jumps out is the three-point shooting. WBY is getting better at the three-point shot. Going to be a high volume three-point shooter. When I look at the rest of the guys, I have a whole lot of question marks. Bryant was a good three-point shooter in college, was he not? Like 37%. Maybe a little more. Drawing a blank on his actual number, but he has clearly not adjusted yet to the NBA three. Harper’s shown potential in three-point land, but hasn’t quite achieved it in a little bit. We’ve seen it. I know sample small sample size. Castle, terrible three-point shooter last season, but we see he’s putting the work in with the guard whisper. So’s been a bad three-point shooter his whole career, but at least we are seeing in his training videos that weird hitch is pretty much almost gone. So, there is potential if all these guys can get to their potential, and yet he’s potential because they’re all young. We have two rookies, one player that’s going in year two, one player that’s going to year three, and one player that’s going into year four. They’re all, I believe, 22 or less. I think so the oldest will be 22 this season. This is a very very young core. So there’s a lot of time to develop. Obviously we don’t want to we don’t wait five six seven eight nine years for them to develop but you get there’s time to develop. Here’s thing I kind of think about when I look at this lineup Spurs fans is do we have enough size with this lineup. Wendy’s of course a giant so power forward 68ish. I think that’s big enough. And I think Brian’s certainly going to be going big enough at the three of just I think he’s just under 67, but he’s got a good wingspan. And I think our back court was certainly big enough with Castle and Harour. I think we’re going to have just enough size. There might be lineups that we struggle with size-wise, but there’s also going to be lineups that we’re going to be mismatched. So, I think we have just enough size. And then the long-term question moving way ahead is will the Spurs be able to pay everybody? One caveat with high draft picks is their rookie contracts are larger to start than than lower picks, but they’re only going to get bigger as time progresses. WMY’s got a big contract coming up. Then you’re going to have Castle follow. Someone’s got an extension we’re waiting on right now. And then eventually Harper and Bryant will be up for extension, too. So, that’s going to be probably my biggest concern is keeping this core together. Can they make it work financially or are we going to see guys pull, you know, a Tom Brady, a Tim Duncan, etc. where they’re, okay, I’m eligible for 45 million here, but to make it into the, you know, make this work and we’re winning, you know, I I’ll take I’ll settle for 40 million or whatever it may be. But I am really excited. I I hope I truly do that this is a championship roster in less than five years. I’m being honest, but uh I’m excited for the future. We have a lot of young talent. We still have all those future draft picks and swaps we can use. And I’m not forgetting about for those of you that are fans of Decel and Kell Johnson when Devon’s contract is up if he’s still a Spur at the end of that contract because we don’t know what’s going to happen. I don’t see the Spurs resigning him. He’ll be too expensive and obviously they’re they’re moving towards this direction. Kelvin, who the heck knows? And then there could be other players that are still here, not here. But this I think just as a Spurs fan on his couch, this is the hopeful starting lineup for the franchise in the future. If it doesn’t work out, maybe they go somewhere else going another direction, but I think I think this is it. I wish them all well. Wish them all luck. And to any of the guys currently on the roster, whether you’re here for another year, five years, whatever it may be, I hope they all kill it, too. Playoffs next season. Playoffs. Playoffs. Playoffs. And championship in I don’t think it’ll be this season. The following season got a little too early. Definitely by year five. We better have a championship by year five. That’s otherwise we’re doing something wrong. That’s all I got. I’m starting to ramble at the end. Drop a comment down below. Do you see this as well as the Spurs dynasty? Is this the five that will carry the torch of the of greatness that’s been laid by David Robinson, Tim Duncan, Tony Parker, Mano Jolie, and others? Is this it, Laur TSR? No way. I have a feeling he’s going to be the one that’s pointed out the most. But please be kind to Jeremy in the comments. We be kind. Please rewind. That’s all I got. Like, comment, subscribe. Thank you. And as always, go Spurs go. I stay.

The San Antonio Spurs have superstar Victor Wembanyama and an amazing young core around him: Jeremy Sochan, Stephon Castle, Dylan Harper and Carter Bryant. Can the Spurs turn their rebuild into a playoff run next season? Are we about to see the Spurs SECOND dynasty?

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