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• Spurs Notes: Paul, M. Johnson, Wembanyama
Spurs point guard Chris Paul is on a one-year contract, but he doesn’t necessarily plan on calling it a career when that deal expires. Speaking to Hall of Famer and former Spurs point guard Tony Parker an interview posted by the team (YouTube link), Paul suggested he still has “maybe a year or two” left […]...2024Click for news about Chris Paul
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• Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot Signs One-Year Deal With ASVEL
Free agent wing Timothe Luwawu-Cabbarot is returning to his native France, having signed a one-year deal with ASVEL Villeurbanne, the team announced in a press release. “It’s a great honor to attract one of the very best French players of the moment,” ASVEL president Tony Parker said, per BasketNews.com. “I know Timothe perfectly, and I […]...2023
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• Dejounte Murray Unleashes on Spurs and Calls Out Tony Parker For Lack of Mentorship
Former Spurs point guard Dejounte Murray has opened up about his time in San Antonio, telling how wildly unhappy he was there, despite becoming an All-Star before his exit. Murray was selected by the Spurs as the 29th overall pick in the 2016 NBA draft and initially didn’t even make the roster, as the team […] The post Dejounte Murray Unleashes on Spurs and Calls Out Tony Parker For Lack of ...2023Read about Dejounte Murray
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• ‘I called Tony Parker right away’: Nic Batum vocal on first time he saw Victor WembanyamaEven with an NBA preseason slate featuring the long-awaited return of Zion Williamson, it was another freak of nature that caught the fascination of social media. Victor Wembanyama showed the basketball world that he looks very well worth the hype. While Wemby is only just starting to enter the consciousness of basketball watchers everywhere, NBA […] The post ‘I called Tony Parker righ...2022Continue with Victor Wembanyama -
• Spurs’ biggest mistake at the 2022 NBA Trade Deadline
After enjoying one of the most successful runs in professional sports history behind the Big Three of Tim Duncan, Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili, the San Antonio Spurs have digressed to an average basketball team. Kawhi Leonard’s surge kept them competitive for a couple of years before he departed for the Toronto Raptors. Dejounte Murray […] The post Spurs’ biggest mistake at the 2022 N...2022Click for news about Duncan Tony Parker
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• Kostas Antetokounmpo, brother of Giannis, signs two-year deal with French team owned by Tony Parker
Antetokounmpo spent the past two seasons on two-way deals with the Lakers...2021Click for news about Kostas Antetokounmpo
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• Tim Duncan claimed Spurs wouldn’t win a title with Tony Parker after 2001 NBA Draft
Throughout his 18-year NBA career, Tony Parker established himself as one of the greatest point guards of his generation and one of the finest players to have come out of Europe. More importantly, he was a winner, helping the San Antonio Spurs win four championships with Tim Duncan and Manu Ginobili. But before he earned […] The post Tim Duncan claimed Spurs wouldn’t win a title with T...2020See more Tim Duncan
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• 3 best trades in San Antonio Spurs history, ranked
There’s no denying that the San Antonio Spurs built its dynasty through the draft. Their Hall of Fame players David Robinson, Tim Duncan, Tony Parker, and Manu Ginobili were all products of the Spurs’ success in selecting talent — may it be from the lottery or late rounds. In hindsight, the Spurs have had more […] The post 3 best trades in San Antonio Spurs history, ranked appeared first on ...2020See more San Antonio Spurs
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• Watch: Gregg Popovich pays homage to Spurs great Manu Ginobili
Thursday evening was a special one for the San Antonio Spurs and those who helped make this one of the best organizations in sports. A star with the team for 16 years, future Hall of Famer Manu Ginobili had his number retired at AT&T Center in San Antonio. Not only was this a special moment for the four-time NBA champion, but Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich showed the emotion and passion that has ...2019Check it out Gregg Popovich
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• Hornets, Bucks will play in Paris in 2020
The NBA will hold its first-ever regular-season game in France, with the Hornets and Bucks squaring off Jan. 24, 2020, in Paris, the league announced Thursday morning. “Our NBA Paris Game will showcase the continued global growth of basketball in one of the world’s greatest cities,” Commissioner Adam Silver said. “With France leading a record number of players from Europe in the league, we look fo...2019Check it out Paris Game
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• Wizards look to groom Troy Brown Jr. as a point guard
The Washington Wizards‘ solution to losing John Wall for at least 12 months appears to include grooming rookie Troy Brown Jr. as a point guard, writes Chase Hughes of NBC Sports. Brown has the size of a small forward, but grew up running the point. Coach Scott Brooks and team president Ernie Grunfeld believe Brown has the potential to be successful as a point guard in the NBA. Much of Brown's tra...2019Visit the page Washington Wizards
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• Alexis Ajinca to play in France
Veteran NBA big man Alexis Ajinca is headed overseas, with French team ASVEL Basket announcing Friday in a press release that it has signed Ajinca to a contract (hat tip to Emiliano Carchia of Sportando). Ajinca, the 20th overall pick in the 2008 NBA draft, has appeared in 293 total regular season games, averaging 5.3 PPG and 3.9 RPG in 13.3 minutes per contest. Frequently slowed by health problem...2018Click for news about Emiliano Carchia
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• Danny Green: Kawhi Leonard 'feels comfortable' with Raptors
While there’s a long way to go until next July’s free agent period, the early returns on the Raptors‘ risky acquisition of Kawhi Leonard are encouraging, writes Josh Lewenberg at TSN.ca. While Leonard has looked a little rusty in the preseason, last season’s quad injury hasn’t been an issue at all, and Danny Green said this week that his longtime teammate has been “more vocal than he’s ever been” ...2018See also Danny Green
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• Spurs pick up Dejounte Murray’s fourth-year option
The Spurs have picked up the fourth-year option in Dejounte Murray‘s contract, tweets Chris Haynes of Yahoo Sports. The option is worth $2.3M for the 2019/20 season.Murray, 22, appeared in 81 games last season, averaging 8.1 points and 5.7 rebounds in 21.5 minutes per contest. He’s established himself as a premier defender with the Spurs, being named to the NBA’s All-Defensive Second Team last sea...2018See more articles Dejounte Murray
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• 2018 offseason in review: Charlotte Hornets
Hoops Rumors is breaking down the 2018 offseason for all 30 NBA teams, revisiting the summer’s free agent signings, trades, draft picks, departures, and more. We’ll evaluate each team’s moves from the last several months and look ahead to what the 2018/19 season holds for all 30 franchises. Today, we’re focusing on the Charlotte Hornets. Signings: Standard contracts: Tony Parker: Two years, $10.2...2018Read about Charlotte Hornets
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• The San Antonio Spurs Lost Lenoard, but Won Lonnie Walker
The San Antonio Spurs have been the creme de la creme of NBA teams in regards to scouting, drafting, and developing talent. Pulling off some of the quietest, yet most impactful drafts pick of the last 20 years. Not to mention their keen eye for noticing international talent, and acclimating them into the Spurs system. This is the team that drafted names like David Robinson, Tim Duncan, Tony Parker...2018See more San Antonio Spurs
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• Manu Ginobili announces retirement
Longtime Spurs guard Manu Ginobili has announced his retirement from the NBA. The team issued a press release today confirming the news, while Ginobili published his own statement via Twitter.Today, with a wide range of feelings, I’m announcing my retirement from basketball,” Ginobili wrote. “IMMENSE GRATITUDE to everyone (family, friends, teammates, coaches, staff, fans) involved in my life in th...2018Check it out Manu Ginobili
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• Marco Belinelli to focus more on NBA than international play
Marco Belinelli will focus on the upcoming NBA season instead of playing for Italy’s national team, according to a Sportando report. The veteran shooting guard will skip World Cup qualifiers next month against Poland and Hungary in order to prepare for the Spurs’training camp, the report continues. Belinelli, who had a previous two-year stint with San Antonio, played a combined 80 regular-season g...2018Visit the page Marco Belinelli
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• Bruce Bowen rips Clippers, Kawhi Leonard
Last week, the Los Angeles Clippers decided against renewing Bruce Bowen’s contract. Up until then, he had been an analyst on television for them. But then he said some things about Kawhi Leonard that they didn’t appreciate. That’s because the Clippers think they can get him in free agency next summer. Therefore, they didn’t want Bowen’s comments to end up being the reason Kawhi doesn't give them ...2018Click for news about Bruce Bowen
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• Jahlil Okafor is a low-risk, high-reward proposition for the Pelicans
The signing of big man Jahlil Okafor is a low-risk, high-reward proposition for the Pelicans, Scott Kushner of The New Orleans Advocate opines. The former No. 3 overall pick was signed to a one-year, $2,445,085 contract with just a $100K guarantee. That means Okafor can easily be cut loose if he doesn’t impress in training camp, Kushner notes. If he sticks, Okafor’s scoring ability could allow him...2018Continue with Jahlil Okafor
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• Ginobili continues to play for his love of the game
Manu Ginobili will likely play at least one more season, but it won’t be because he’s chasing another title, writes Mike Finger of The San Antonio Express-News. Ginobili has been to the playoffs in all of his 16 seasons with the Spurs, but that’s no longer a guarantee with Kawhi Leonard and Tony Parker both gone. Instead, like fellow elder statesmen Vince Carter, Dirk Nowitzki and Jason Terry, Gin...2018Check it out Manu Ginobili
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• Charlotte Hornets sign free agent Tony Parker
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Charlotte Hornets President of Basketball Operations & General Manager Mitch Kupchak announced Monday that the team has signed free-agent guard Tony Parker. Per team policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed....2018Click for news about Charlotte Hornets
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• Kemba Walker doubts he’ll end up with Knicks
Kemba Walker wants to stay long-term with the Hornets and doubts he’ll wind up with the Knicks, he told Michael Scotto of The Athletic.The Charlotte point guard and New York native is heading into his walk year and has a very movable $12M contract. Cleveland has been oft-mentioned as a potential landing spot if he gets traded.The Knicks have several point guard options, including Emmanuel Mudiay, ...2018See also Kemba Walker
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• 10 NBA teams that have improved the most this offseason
Fans and analysts knew this NBA offseason could be crazy, with a number of big-name players potentially changing uniforms — and the league hasn’t disappointed. So far, we’ve seen the unsurprising (LeBron signed with the Lakers), moderately surprising (Paul George is sticking with OKC), and downright stunning (DeMarcus Cousins is headed to the Bay Area).But the above moves are just scratching the s...2018See more articles Paul George
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• Spurs won’t match Kyle Anderson offer
The summer of transition continues for the San Antonio Spurs.One day after losing 17-year veteran Tony Parker to the Charlotte Hornets, the Spurs are letting small forward Kyle Anderson walk as well. However, this is by choice. As ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski notes, they’re simply not matching the Memphis Grizzlies’ offer sheet.“Spurs are declining to match Kyle Anderson’s four-year, $37M offer sheet...2018Continue with Kyle Anderson
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• Report: Spurs did not offer Tony Parker multi-year deal
Tony Parker wanted to stay in San Antonio, but the Spurs wouldn’t offer a multi-year deal or guarantee significant playing time, relays Jeff McDonald of The San Antonio Express-News. Parker hasn’t given up on his goal of playing 20 NBA seasons, but he’ll need three more to get there and it became increasingly clear that wouldn’t happen in San Antonio.“The Spurs will always be home,” said Parker, w...2018Click for news about Jeff McDonald
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• Parker had to 'move on' and play for Hornets
Tony Parker, a free agent who had spent his entire 17-year career with the Spurs, has agreed to a 2-year deal with the Hornets, a source told ESPN....2018
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• Report: Tony Parker Signs Two-Year Deal with the Charlotte Hornets 🐝An 17-year era came to end Friday afternoon after Tony Parker reportedly signed a two-year deal with the Charlotte Hornets, per Yahoo’s Shams Charania. Tony Parker has agreed to sign with Charlotte, league sources tell Yahoo. — Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) July 6, 2018 The four-time NBA Finals champion averaged 7.7 points and 3.5 assists per […] The post Report: Tony Parker Si...2018See more Charlotte Hornets -
• Report: Tony Parker will sign with Charlotte
After a long successful tenure with San Antonio. After it was reported many teams had interest,Tony Parker looks to be headed out east for the remainder of his career. According to Shams Charania of Yahoo Sports, Tony Parker has agreed to join the Charlotte Hornets on a short two-year contract. Parker, 36, will join with former Spurs assistant coach James Borrego as the decline of the Spurs dynast...2018Click for news about Shams Charania
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• Report: Tony Parker signs with the Hornets
Tony Parker’s 17-year run with the San Antonio Spurs has come to an end. In a summer that’s going to be one of transition for the longtime championship contenders, Parker has reportedly decided to move on from San Antonio and sign with the Charlotte Hornets. To be clear, it’s going to be extra weird seeing Parker play for any team other than the Spurs. Here’s a guy that earned four NBA titles and ...2018See more San Antonio Spurs