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The Spurs have three real position battles brewing this camp, and how Mitch Johnson handles the players who lose them may matter as much as who wins.

Following the San Antonio Spurs' heartbreaking NBA Finals loss, superstar Victor Wembanyama has all the motivation in the world to reach the next level.

Tarris Reed Jr. will get an immediate NBA education when the Spurs face two physical Western Conference contenders to open the season.

The Spurs will be the team to beat in the Western Conference next season, putting the pressure on them to live up to the hype and return to the Finals.

With the Spurs' increased depth, Keldon Johnson could adopt a new role that puts him and the team in a better position to succeed ...

CBS Sports named Victor Wembanyama and either Stephon Castle or Dylan Harper the NBA's best duo, but the Spurs might top the trio and four-man rankings too.

The San Antonio Spurs' new-look roster should make them a favorite to make the NBA finals next season, though it could come at the expense of Carter Bryant.

Spurs rookie Tarris Reed Jr. must stay ready for his number to get called by Mitch Johnson to make an impact in big games.

ESPN predicts a Knicks-Thunder NBA Finals, and that's good news for the Knicks, who should be hoping to avoid a rematch with a more experienced Spurs team.

Dylan Harper's continued development could force Mitch Johnson to make a difficult decision about San Antonio's backcourt hierarchy.