The San Antonio Spurs are at a crossroads after landing the No. 2 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft. With Victor Wembanyama emerging as a generational talent, the franchise faces a pivotal decision that could shape its future for years to come.

The Dallas Mavericks shocked the world on Monday night, landing the first overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft. The San Antonio Spurs also moved up and will pick second.

Despite his best efforts, an illness derailed Wembanyama's season, limiting him to just 46 games. The Spurs' 34-48 record, paired with a previous trade to acquire the Atlanta Hawks' first-round pick, leaves the Spurs with a pair of lottery picks in the upcoming NBA Draft, and a fellow France native would be the perfect pairing next to Wembanyama.

The 2025-26 NBA season planning is already underway for several franchises that failed to make the playoffs. The Phoenix Suns and San Antonio Spurs are two teams that are

Victor Wembanyama shared a heartfelt message to Gregg Popovich after the San Antonio Spurs announced the longtime head coach's departure from the position on Friday. "29 years," Wembanyama wrote on X. "Coach, thank you for your wisdom, for your leadership, for the culture you created… But most importantly for being a great and inspiring person.

However, Victor Wembanyama isn't your average third-year player, and the San Antonio Spurs have recognized that. While his season was cut short due to a blood clot, Wembanyama was well on his way ...

The Dallas Mavericks won Monday night’s NBA draft lottery, getting the number one pick in June’s NBA draft. but it may be the San Antonio Spurs who walked away as