“The Spurs have downplayed Fox’s playoff struggles as a product of playing through an ankle injury and maintain that his real issue was his inability to convert a lot of good looks,” Weiss wrote.<\/p>\n
“There is also an understanding that Fox is not tradeable on his contract at the moment, and rehabbing his value with a good playoff performance next season will be crucial to an inevitable backcourt succession plan.”<\/p>\n
As San Antonio seem to believe in Fox returning to form next season, the reporter reveals Harper’s position on his role:<\/p>\n
“Harper has expressed a willingness to be patient and accept a sixth man role again next season as he continues to get a feel for how to run an offense full-time.”<\/p>\n
Based on this information it seems that the Spurs will have the same starting guard rotation next season.<\/p>\n
Spurs making moves in the offseason <\/p>\n
The San Antonio Spurs have been active this offseason, adding veteran forward Tobias Harris while securing the long-term futures of several key players.<\/p>\n
Most notably, the franchise signed superstar Victor Wembanyama to a five-year, $252 million maximum rookie-scale extension.<\/p>\n
Wembanyama opted for the standard 25% maximum salary rather than pursuing the 30% supermax escalators, which could have increased the total value of the contract to approximately $303 million.<\/p>\n
He and the Spurs reportedly explored several different contract structures before finalizing the deal.<\/p>\n
Keldon Johnson is also eligible for an extension this summer, although it appears unlikely that the Spurs will offer him one.<\/p>\n
He remains an important locker-room leader and a valuable member of the rotation, but San Antonio\u2019s growing depth and competition on the wing have created uncertainty surrounding his long-term future.<\/p>\n
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