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After seven NBA seasons, Cedi Osman signs to play for Panathinaikos in Greece

Osman was a regular part of the Spurs rotation last season but could not find an NBA contract.

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2023 San Antonio Spurs Regular Season Overview

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Standing (Conference)Conference Rank	14th Western Conference
WinsWins	22
LossesLosses	60
PPGPoints Per Game	112.1
PPG AllowedPoints Per Game Allowed	118.6
RPGRebounds Per Game	44.2
APGAssists Per Game	29.9
Head CoachHead Coach	Gregg Popovich

After seven NBA seasons, Cedi Osman signs to play for Panathinaikos in Greece

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Spurs’ Keldon Johnson switches to No. 0, allowing Chris Paul to remain No. 3

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Orlando Magic v Cleveland Cavaliers - Game Five

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Ten games to circle on calendar as NBA releases NBA Cup schedule

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TOPSHOT-BASKETBALL-OLY-PARIS-2024-FRA-USA-MEDALS

LeBron, Curry officially dub gold medal winning Team USA the ‘Avengers’

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2024 Olympics - Men's Gold Medal Game: France v USA

Who will make Team USA roster for Los Angeles 2028? Here are 25 names to watch, plus who can beat the USA

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Victor Wembanyama

SAS Power Forward #1

Victor Wembanyama led France with 26 points (11-of-19 FGs), seven rebounds, two assists, one steal and three 3-pointers in a 98-87 loss to Team USA on Saturday.

Wemby’s first Olympics weren’t flawless, but he showed out in the gold medal game. He has already received plenty of praise as the next face of the league, and this performance won’t quiet the noise at all. They lost this game in France, so he’ll certainly be looking for revenge when the Olympics head to Los Angeles in 2028. It’s scary to think how good he’ll be in four years, and the top two picks from the draft will be added to this team, which will make them incredibly dangerous.
Brandon Boston Jr.

SAS Shooting Guard #4

According to HoopsHype’s Michael Scotto, the Spurs have signed Brandon Boston Jr. to a contract.

A second-round pick of the Clippers in 2021, Boston could not carve out consistent minutes for himself in Los Angeles. In San Antonio, he’ll have the opportunity to compete for a roster spot, but this isn’t enough to make Boston a viable option in fantasy leagues.
Malachi Flynn

SAS Point Guard #14

According to Shams Charania of The Athletic, the Spurs have signed Malachi Flynn to a one-year deal.

Flynn, a 2020 first-round pick of the Raptors, has failed to lock down consistent rotation minutes at any of his three stops (Toronto, New York, and Detroit). With San Antonio signing Chris Paul and still having young guards such as Malaki Branham and Blake Wesley on the roster, Flynn faces long odds of achieving fantasy relevance next season.
Victor Wembanyama

SAS Power Forward #1

Victor Wembanyama ended Tuesday’s win over Canada with seven points, 12 boards, five assists, three steals and a block across 27 minutes.

Wemby shot a pitiful 2-of-10 from the floor including 0-of-6 from beyond the arc, but the big man’s scoring wasn’t needed. Four French players scored at least 13, including two starters who dropped 20 or more. Wemby made up for his poor shooting with solid defense and playmaking, and France earned a surprising win as 8.5-point dogs. The victorious French will face Germany on Thursday.
Victor Wembanyama

SAS Power Forward #1

Victor Wembanyama amassed 14 points (5-of-11 FGs, 1-of-1 FTs), 12 rebounds, one assist, two steals, one blocked shot, and three 3-pointers in 28 minutes in Friday’s 85-71 loss to Germany.

France supporters who hoped Tuesday’s overtime win over Japan would serve as a wake-up call for the hosts were bitterly disappointed on Friday. Wembanyama and company went cold in the second quarter, as Germany outscored France by a 24-9 margin and did not look back. Wemby recorded a double-double and a full stat line, but he did not impact the action significantly. France coach Vincent Collet decided to bench Rudy Gobert for the start of the third quarter, so a lineup change could be in the cards for the team’s upcoming quarterfinal against an opponent that won’t be known until the end of games on Saturday.
Victor Wembanyama

SAS Power Forward #1

Victor Wembanyama played 31 minutes in Tuesday’s 94-90 win over Japan, amassing 18 points (6-of-13 FGs, 3-of-3 FTs), 11 rebounds, six assists, two steals, two blocks, and three 3-pointers.

Wembanyama was at his best when the hosts needed him most, scoring France’s first eight points of overtime. A Matthew Strazel four-point play was required to force the extra period, and the 7-foot-4 phenom took over from there. The hosts’ roster has no shortage of proven NBA talent, but it’s clear who the star talent is. Wembanyama will be the key if France is to improve on its showing at the Tokyo Olympics, where it lost to the United States in the gold medal game.
Harrison Ingram

SAS Small Forward

The Spurs have signed Harrison Ingram to a two-way contract.

The 48th overall pick in June’s NBA Draft, Ingram performed well for the Spurs in summer league action. As a result, the former Stanford/North Carolina wing has been rewarded with a two-way contract. While there could be some long-term value in stashing Ingram in dynasty leagues, redraft league managers can afford to leave him on the board.
Victor Wembanyama

SAS Power Forward #1

Victor Wembanyama led France with 19 points (7-of-13 FGs), nine rebounds, one assist, two blocks and one triple in a 78-66 win over Brazil on Saturday.

Wembanyama didn’t dominate, but he did join Nicolas Batum (19 points) as the leading scorers for France in this game. Wembanyama will continue to be one of the focal points for France throughout the Olympics, and the duo down low of Wemby and Rudy Gobert will be tough for their opponents to deal with. They have a few days off before they play Japan on Tuesday, and Wemby shouldn’t have any issues dominating that matchup.
David Duke Jr.

SAS Shooting Guard #7

David Duke Jr. has agreed to a two-way contract with the Spurs, per ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.

Duke Jr. signed a two-way deal with the Spurs in December, and now he has agreed to another one for next season. He only suited up for San Antonio four times last season, and he will likely spend most of the year in the G-League this upcoming season.
Sandro Mamukelashvili

SAS Center #54

ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski reports that the Spurs have re-signed Sandro Mamukelashvili on a $2.2 million deal.

Mamukelashvili averaged just 9.8 minutes across 46 appearances in his first season with San Antonio in 2023-24. He’s far off the fantasy radar as a depth option in the Spurs’ talented frontcourt.

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