Why De’Aaron Fox remains an important part of the Spurs’ future
Does he make sense long term with Dylan Harper and with Stefan Castle? When you think about it, like the reason they got him for nothing is because De’aran Fox sort of forced that. Like he made it clear to Sacramento that he didn’t want to be anywhere else. And when a when a player like that, an all-star caliber player kind of puts himself out there and says, “I want to be in San Antonio and I want to be part of what you’re building.” and shows that kind of faith in an organization that has now won a lot in recent years. You don’t just all put that person on the trademark because you get Dylan Harper. I mean, worst case scenario, if you do the the Max extension, you have a guy who I think is going to be u desirable by other teams for a good while. And if it doesn’t work out where you think that Dylan Harper and De’Arren Fox can coexist for four or five years into the future, there’s you’re going to have options. You’re going to have flexibility.
Will the Spurs extend De’Aaron Fox’s contract?
On the latest episode of the Spurs Insider podcast, columnist Mike Finger and beat writers Jeff McDonald and Tom Orsborn discuss why Fox remains an important part of San Antonio’s future even with Dylan Harper in the fold.
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True that! Is it possible to have two star point guards on the same team? Yes! Also, Harper can be a combo guard. This can work for the next 5 or 6 years if everyone wants it to work.
When I think of the Spurs, I think of high character players that are willing to sacrifice and put team over individual accolades. Fox in San Antonio is more than a great basketball fit, he's a model veteran and proven leader.