Cooper Flagg and Bronny James are just two of the intriguing players and storylines to watch in this year's tournament
With Victor Wembanyama, De’Aaron Fox, Stephon Castle, and an elite rookie in Dylan Harper all in town, the San Antonio Spurs can finally put together the pieces and start playing winning basketball.
The 2025 NBA Draft class is ready to impose its will on the league. Plenty of talk has surrounded Cooper Flagg and even Ace Bailey. However, the second overall pick, Dylan Harper, is ready to turn heads with both his individual performance and the San Antonio Spurs’ team success in the 2025-26 season.
How many of the career leaders for games played in the NBA can you name in five minutes?
No. 2 overall pick Dylan Harper is considered one of the most talented players in his draft class. Having joined the San Antonio Spurs, Harper is set to earn a whopping $56.1 million on his rookie contract, overshadowing his father's career earnings as a professional.
Talent begets talent. Winning begets winning. That's the way things work in sports, and the newest member of the San Antonio Spurs, Dylan Harper, seems to understand that.
The Spurs have selected Rutgers guard Dylan Harper with the second pick of the 2025 NBA Draft.
The San Antonio Spurs are in the mix of the Kevin Durant sweepstakes, and the rumors are thundering. As everyone tries to decipher what the Spurs would be giving up in a package for Kevin Durant, one horribly bad decision has popped up over and over.
Stephon Castle played one year for the UConn Huskies Men's Basketball program during the 2023-24 season. During that time, he started in 30 of the 34 games.
The Phoenix Suns have reportedly set a high bar in trade negotiations for Kevin Durant, asking the San Antonio Spurs for their No. 2 draft pick and/or
Phoenix Suns forward Kevin Durant's potential destinations for the 2025-26 season came into focus on Saturday following a report from ESPN NBA insider Shams Charania.
With the 2025 NBA Draft approaching, it’s easy to forget now, but leading up to last year’s draft and once Stephon Castle’s name was announced, it appeared as though the San Antonio Spurs may had again come away with a potential Rookie of the Year.
Former UConn Huskies guard Stephon Castle enjoyed quite the rookie season on the NBA level, winning the Rookie of the Year award after a tremendous debut with the San Antonio Spurs.
For a long time Georgia's basketball scene has gone over looked, but thats a thing of past. In the recent NBA draft there's has been a Georgia native to be selected out of the upper lottery picks of the draft: Stephon Castle, Jabari Smith, Anthony Edwards, Wendell Carter and Collin Sexton to name a few.
The NBA has officially announced the 2024–25 All-Rookie First and Second Teams, highlighting a season rich with emerging talent and international flair.
Rookie of the Year Stephon Castle of the San Antonio Spurs was unanimously voted to the 2024-25 NBA All-Rookie first team, the league announced Tuesday.
Shortly after David Robinson, Tim Duncan, and Victor Wembanyama surprised just about everyone attending, including Stephon Castle, at a press conference that resembled more of a celebration, Castle was asked about joining them as the San Antonio Spurs’ latest Rookie of the Year winner.
Stephon Castle claimed the 2025 NBA Rookie of the Year award in a result few expected early in the season. He secured 92 of 100 first-place votes, an overwhelming majority.
San Antonio Spurs guard Stephon Castle was the runaway winner of the NBA Rookie of the Year award on Tuesday. Castle is the second straight San Antonio player to win top rookie honors.
Stephon Castle won a national championship with the University of Connecticut in his lone college season. The 20-year-old wing has now earned a major individual accolade.
As the race to the end of the regular season winds down, the San Antonio Spurs won't be playing basketball much longer. They still have plenty to look forward to regarding their future, however.
San Antonio Spurs guard Stephon Castle is nearing the end of a standout rookie season with confidence, leading the charge in the NBA Rookie of the Year race.
SAN ANTONIO — Stephon Castle knows that all bets are off regarding the San Antonio Spurs this season. That doesn't mean he won't be playing hard. “We’ve still got to fight with the five guys we have on the court," the rookie said, responding to a question about San Antonio's playoff elimination at the hands of the Portland Trail Blazers.
According to the Kia NBA Rookie Ladder, Spurs guard Stephon Castle has been in control of the Rookie of the Year Award for the last couple of months, if not more, putting up a stat line of 14.3 points per game, as well as 3.4 rebounds and 3.8 assists.
Stephon Castle dished out 14 assists in the Spurs' 128-120 win over the Philadelphia 76ers Friday night.
San Antonio Spurs Guard Stephon Castle has been great over his last five games. Over that stretch, he is averaging 24.1 points per game, 4.8 rebounds, and 4.8 assists.
Victor Wembanyama's absence will be Stephon Castle's time to shine for the Spurs...and they'll need all the help they can get.
The Spurs rookie will be the first player to take part in events on all three days of All-Star weekend since Blake Griffin did so in 2011.
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