Spurs fans cheered as Dylan Harper was taken with the No. 2 pick, igniting hopes for a playoff return. SAN ANTONIO — Many Spurs faithful were hoping that the team’s No. 2 pick in the NBA Draft would turn out to be Dylan Harper. And while that expectation was met, it didn’t take away from … Read more
According to KENS 5 Sports Anchor Nate Ryan, Harper is set to wear No. 2, like the pick he was drafted. He will be the first person to wear this number since Kawhi Leonard was traded from the team in 2018. They are currently selling officially licensed “Fast Break Replica Jerseys.” Men’s sizes from small … Read more
The league had seven known Achilles injuries this season, including Indiana star Tyrese Haliburton, who ruptured his in Game 7 of the NBA Finals. The NBA had already convened a panel of experts to study Achilles tendon injuries even before Indiana star Tyrese Haliburton ruptured his in Game 7 of the NBA Finals, Commissioner Adam Silver … Read more
The moms of the NBA draftees took centerstage, receiving hugs and wiping away tears from their sons. NEW YORK — It was mother’s day at the NBA draft Wednesday night. The moms of the NBA draftees took centerstage, receiving hugs and wiping away tears as they heard their offspring’s names called. Kelly Flagg, whose son … Read more
“We fully intend to comply with the law, and we’re gonna do everything in our power, to comply with it,” said Sheriff Javier Salazar. BEXAR COUNTY, Texas — ICE operations have been a concern for many in the community. Now a new Senate Bill, signed into law by Governor Greg Abbott on Sunday, will … Read more
Carter Bryant joins Dylan Harper as the two newest Spurs heading to San Antonio Wednesday night. SAN ANTONIO — After selecting Rutgers guard Dylan Harper earlier in the draft, the Spurs have selected Carter Bryant with the No. 14 overall pick of the 2025 NBA Draft. Bryant averaged 6.5 points and 4.1 rebounds in 37 … Read more
Local creeks are cluttered with trash after the flood, prompting urgent cleanup efforts by River Aid San Antonio. SAN ANTONIO — From bedding to BBQ pits and shopping carts to smashed couches, after the flood of June 12, local creeks are now littered with debris left behind by raging water. Because millions of taxpayer dollars … Read more