SAN ANTONIO — Dressed in all black, presumably mourning the Los Angeles Lakers' NBA Cup hopes, LeBron James uncapped a sharpie and put felt to polyester.
The San Antonio Spurs are among the teams best set up for the future in the entire NBA, and they showed why on Wednesday night. They faced the Los Angeles Lakers in the Emirates NBA Cup quarterfinals and ran away with the win despite being without young superstar Victor Wembanyama.
SAN ANTONIO — Stephon Castle often keeps things close to the vest. Prior to announcing his latest off-court venture, he gave no hints. Thursday morning,
The Los Angeles Lakers got exposed by the San Antonio Spurs. The Los Angeles Lakers‘ defense was widely questioned going into their NBA Cup quarterfinals matchup against the San Antonio Spurs and they got lit up.
Stephon Castle delivered a breakout performance, scoring 30 points to lead the San Antonio Spurs past the Los Angeles Lakers 132–119 in Wednesday’s NBA Cup quarterfinal.
Christmas and the NBA go hand-in-hand. The day serves for the top hoops league in the world, like Thanksgiving for the NFL. However, while the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys are perpetual Thanksgiving participants, the NBA has mixed up the matchups and the teams throughout the years.
The San Antonio Spurs have had to play the past few weeks without their star Victor Wembanyama, but it hasn’t been a problem for them, as they’re still winning games.
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Move over, Tim Duncan and Victor Wembanayama. Make some room for Stephon Castle. The reigning Rookie of the Year joined the greatest power forward ever and a player who may go down as one of the absolute greats in the San Antonio Spurs’ 132-119 victory vs.
Sometimes, you just know. You watch a player move, and the game seems to slow down around them while everyone else is scrambling in fast-forward. That was Stephon Castle on Wednesday night in Los Angeles.
Stephon Castle scored 30 points with 10 rebounds and De'Aaron Fox added 20 points as the San Antonio Spurs advanced to the NBA Cup West final with a 132-119 road victory over the Los Angeles Lakers on Wednesday.
The San Antonio Spurs may not have Victor Wembanyama for their first-ever knockout round game in the NBA Cup, but what they’ll miss in his talent, they’re making up for in focus.
SAN ANTONIO — Julian Champagnie made his presence known with a smile, easing any nerves his sophomore point guard might have had facing the media again.
The San Antonio Spurs appear to be getting half of their one-two Rookie of the Year punch vs. the New Orleans Pelicans. The team lists Stephon Castle as “Questionable” on the injury report published the day before what’s set to be their third meeting against the Pels already this season.
Star center Victor Wembanyama and 2025 Rookie of the Year Stephon Castle were full participants in the Spurs‘ practice on Sunday, according to Jeff McDonald of The San Antonio Express-News, who reports that backup guard Jordan McLaughlin participated as well.
Starters Stephon Castle and Victor Wembanyama were left behind when the San Antonio Spurs boarded a plane Tuesday night to begin a three-game road trip.
San Antonio Spurs rookie guard Dylan Harper has been cleared to return to action following a 10-game injury absence and should be active on Wednesday as the team takes on Portland.
Reigning NBA Rookie of the Year Stephon Castle will be sidelined with a left hip flexor strain and will be re-evaluated within two weeks, ESPN reported Tuesday.
The San Antonio Spurs entered Sunday’s game against the Sacramento Kings looking to get back on track after a one-point loss to the Golden State Warriors.
Second-year guard is building on his Rookie of the Year foundation with poise, power and production Stephon Castle didn’t waste time proving he belonged in the NBA.
LOS ANGELES — Eager to leave the second hostile arena they'd occupied in three days, the San Antonio Spurs sent in Stephon Castle rather quickly. The second-year point guard was tasked with owning up for his mistakes.