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Par Mathieu Seguin | Rédacteur sport
The enthusiasm is palpable among Spurs fans as the NBA season approaches. Despite the Kevin Durant saga that didn’t materialize, supporters remain convinced that the San Antonio team is on the right track to become competitive again soon. Several factors give hope around the project led by Victor Wembanyama.
Despite the setback in the Kevin Durant pursuit, Spurs fans want to stay optimistic for the coming years. The franchise still has a very interesting core, which should be strengthened in the coming days with the arrival of Dylan Harper. Like this fan, all signs are green for the organization’s future.
“The Spurs are in a much better position than the Rockets. Wemby (generational), Rookie of the Year Castle, De’Aaron Fox, Dylan Harper, and a vault of assets. KD is still great, but he’s no longer a number one player. The Spurs will be in the playoffs next year. No doubt! We’re ready!”
Spurs fans keep hope alive after the Kevin Durant setback
These words show how much fans rely on the momentum around their young star Victor Wembanyama, as well as the depth of the roster with promising players like Stephon Castle and De’Aaron Fox. And soon Dylan Harper, who will likely be selected by the Spurs in the upcoming draft on June 25.
San Antonio is clearly betting on a rebuilding project centered on young players with high potential, as well as a significant stockpile of assets for future trades. The front office also keeps an eye on superstar recruitment opportunities, notably Giannis Antetokounmpo, who could become a priority target in the coming years.
Fans see a promising future and firmly believe in the Spurs’ ability to return to the playoffs as soon as next season. This renewed optimism is also fueled by the patience and discipline shown by management, who did not hesitate to turn down high offers for Kevin Durant, preferring to focus on youth development.
The Spurs’ ambition is clear: to build a team capable of competing sustainably with the league’s best franchises. The upcoming arrival of young talents, combined with stable leadership, could well allow San Antonio to become a major NBA player again in the coming years.
