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Ralph Sampson's Victor Wembanyama warning is one the Spurs already answered in June, with two first-round bigs and a Tobias Harris signing.

The Spurs reportedly view Dylan Harper as their second-best player, making the months-long debate over keeping him on the bench difficult to defend.

The president is currently on a multi-state travel binge where he is shoring up Republicans in key states, including Nebraska, New York, Oklahoma and Tennessee. He is also scheduled to speak in Youngstown, Ohio, next week.

Tobias Harris' calf injury may delay his regular season debut for the San Antonio Spurs, but his possible absence creates an opportunity for an exciting lineup.

Victor Wembanyama's ejection cost the Spurs a game, but it shouldn't define his leadership or erase the physical treatment he endured in the playoffs.

Victor Wembanyama's ejection cost the Spurs a game, but it shouldn't define his leadership or erase the physical treatment he endured in the playoffs.

Dylan Harper, Stephon Castle, and De'Aaron Fox's unique attributes are the perfect match for Billy Donovan's expertise in managing three-guard lineups.

David Jones Garcia's size and versatility could make him the ideal fourth guard for a Spurs team already loaded with ball-handlers.

De'Aaron Fox or Dylan Harper? Either way, the San Antonio Spurs can resolve a massive Victor Wembanyama dilemma.

The San Antonio Spurs have a rising superstar in Dylan Harper, who they are no doubt hoping will be the missing piece to their championship puzzle.