Here he is in his first postseason with the Spurs, …
Here he is in his first postseason with the Spurs, …
HoopsHypeSun, May 24, 2026 at 1:20 PM UTC
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Here he is in his first postseason with the Spurs, …
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Yet for all of the angst that De'Aaron Fox is feeling at the moment, none of it appears to be of the big-picture variety. Never mind the noise that has surrounded him of late. Here he is in his first postseason with the Spurs, having forced his way to San Antonio last season as part of his Sacramento Kings exit plan, and there’s already league-wide chatter about how his time here might be cut short. The assertion, shared by rival executives and media folks alike, is that rookie guard Dylan Harper (the No. 2 pick in last year’s draft) is simply too good to come off the bench for long and will eventually need to start alongside second-year guard Stephon Castle (the No. 4 pick in 2024). And because of the cost considerations — Fox signed a four-year, $229 million deal in August — that sort of development would force tough conversations about whether Fox could remain part of the future if he was coming off the bench.
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