Potential surprise players for all 22 teams in the NBA restart
Which NBA players are ready to take advantage of the spotlight in the bubble for each franchise?
2020 SeasonAll times ET
2020 Schedule
27-36, 5th in Southwest
- 1/17L 121-120
- 1/19W 107-102
- 1/20W 120-118
- 1/22W 121-117
- 1/24L 103-99
- 1/26L 110-106
- 1/27L 110-109
- 1/29W 127-120
- 2/1W 114-90
- 2/3L 108-105
- 2/4L 129-102
- 2/6L 125-117
- 2/8L 122-102
- 2/10L 127-120
- 2/11W 114-106
- 2/21W 113-104
- 2/23L 131-103
- 2/26L 109-103
- 2/29W 114-113
- 3/2L 116-111
- 3/3W 104-103
- 3/6L 139-120
- 3/8L 132-129
- 3/10W 119-109
- 7/31h:mm a z, US/Eastern
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Spurs' Pop, 71, says bubble is safest place to be
Gregg Popovich, the current oldest coach in the NBA, said he doesn't think there is a safer place for him to be than the NBA bubble in Orlando, Florida.
Popovich: Safer in NBA bubble than at home (1:36)
Is the Spurs' 22-season playoff streak coming to an end? (1:27)
Here's how NBA players and teams are arriving to the Disney bubble
Get an inside look at NBA players' arrivals, hotel-room setups and practice courts as teams make their way into the Disney bubble.
Patty Mills to donate his salary to BLM, social justice causes (0:58)
Spurs' Mills giving salary to BLM, other causes
Spurs guard Patty Mills has decided to donate the rest of his 2019-20 salary to social justice organizations when the season resumes.
Lowe Post: Bosh talks Heat, Raptors, & Tim Duncan
Zach talks to Chris Bosh about his playoff runs in Miami, his early days in Toronto, his new newsletter "The Last Chip," guarding Tim Duncan, much more.
New NBA Power Rankings, and key questions for all 22 teams
All 22 teams face big questions ahead of training camp, which begins this week in Orlando, Florida.
First Take HR 1: NBA concerns before the season kicks off
First Take is joined by Bruce Bowen to discuss players opting out in the NBA, the future of the Spurs and Ian Desmond's recent comments about the MLB.
DeRozan frustrated and overwhelmed by NBA handbook (1:21)
ENN with Peter Rosenberg 7/2/20
The Evening Nightly News with Peter Rosenberg including some prominent NBA players voicing their concerns with the bubble, the Washington Redskins being pushed to the brink of changing their team name & more.
DeRozan: Bubble rules 'frustrating, overwhelming'
San Antonio Spurs guard DeMar DeRozan says some of the NBA's health and safety rules for the bubble are "frustrating and overwhelming."
The Hoop Collective: Players Concerns About Health And Safety
Several players don't trust that their teammates will adhere to the NBA's campus protocol, Brian Windhorst tells Jackie MacMullan and Tim MacMahon (38:45). The crew also discusses big decisions that Victor Oladipo and Bradley Beal must make, and if any coaches will voluntarily forgo the chance to go to Disney.
Does Stephen A. think Popovich is at fault for the Spurs' regression? (1:59)
2020 NBA schedule: The 12 most important games of the restarted regular season
The schedule for the NBA's restart is set. Here are the must-watch games as teams push for the postseason.
Source: Spurs signing free agent Tyler Zeller
Free-agent center Tyler Zeller is signing with the San Antonio Spurs for the rest of the season, a source told ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski.
Top 10 moments of Kawhi Leonard's career (3:51)
Pop knocks Goodell for earlier caving to Trump
Spurs coach Gregg Popovich calls out NFL commissioner Roger Goodell for kowtowing in the past to criticism from President Donald Trump.
Spurs' Walker cuts hair, feels freed of painful past
In an Instagram post on Thursday, Spurs guard Lonnie Walker IV said that when he cut his signature hairstyle this week, he was attempting to free himself of painful memories of being sexually abused as a child.
The Hoop Collective: Players' Hesitations With Living In The Bubble
With a small group of players growing hesitant about the NBA's restart plans, Brian Windhorst, Jackie MacMullan and Tim MacMahon break down some of the players' most pressing concerns.
Lonnie Walker finally cuts his hair (0:15)
Why the Spurs shut down LaMarcus Aldridge (1:01)
Aldridge out for season after surgery on shoulder
San Antonio Spurs forward LaMarcus Aldridge will miss the remainder of the NBA season after having surgery on his right shoulder, the team announced Monday.
The fight for the 8-seed in the West (2:10)
2019-20 Southwest Standings
| TEAM | W | L | PCT | GB | STRK |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Houston | 40 | 24 | .625 | - | W1 |
| Dallas | 40 | 27 | .597 | 1.5 | W1 |
| Memphis | 32 | 33 | .492 | 8.5 | L1 |
| New Orleans | 28 | 36 | .438 | 12 | W2 |
| San Antonio | 27 | 36 | .429 | 12.5 | W1 |
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2019-20 Team Leaders
- Offense
- Defense
Points Per Game
Assists Per Game
Field Goal Percentage
Rebounds Per Game
Steals Per Game
Blocks Per Game
Team Stats
Points Per Game113.210th
Rebounds Per Game44.418th
Assists Per Game24.513th
Points Allowed114.924th
2019 Draft Picks
| RD(PK) | PLAYER | POS | SCHOOL |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1(19) | Luka Samanic | PF | |
| 1(29) | Keldon Johnson | SF | Kentucky |
| 2(19) | Quinndary Weatherspoon | SG | Mississippi State |
Team History
| YEAR | W | L | PCT |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2019-20 | 27 | 36 | .429 |
| 2018-19 | 48 | 34 | .585 |
| 2017-18 | 47 | 35 | .573 |
| 2016-17 | 61 | 21 | .744 |
| 2015-16 | 67 | 15 | .817 |