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"We're going to turn this team around 360 degrees." Covering Victor Wembanyama, the Spurs & the NBA for @TheAthletic

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What I’m hearing about De’Aaron Fox’s Spurs future, Keldon Johnson’s status and more

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By Jared Weiss Verified
| The Athletic Verified
As the calendar turns to mid-July, the San Antonio Spurs’ roster is nearly set. Forward Tobias Harris is the most significant addition, while the re-signing of reserve guard Jordan McLaughlin ensures the Spurs will retain their entire backcourt from last season. That includes De’Aaron Fox, the 28-year-old All-Star guard who struggled in the five-game NBA Finals loss to the New York Knicks and is set to begin a four-year maximum extension for approximately $222 million.
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By Jared Weiss Verified
| The Athletic Verified
LAS VEGAS — The second apron has swiftly changed the shape of the NBA. It has forced champions to break up in the blink of an eye and even convinced stars to take hometown discounts. Depending on who is asked, its impact ranges from improving the league to eroding the NBA at its core. The National Basketball Players Association’s new leadership says it’s time for a change, even if it’s just a small tweak. But commissioner Adam Silver pushed back Tuesday.
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Why Victor Wembanyama’s hometown discount has NBPA calling for second-apron changes

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By Jared Weiss Verified
| The Athletic Verified
When Victor Wembanyama’s pen glided across the page in front of him at his home in France, he became an incredibly rich man. Just not quite as wealthy as he could’ve been. On Friday, as relics of his past, nods to his future and the key figures of his professional life surrounded him, Wembanyama signed his next Spurs contract.
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