San Antonio Spurs — Summer League 2026

From: UConn

From: San Antonio Spurs

Undersized combo guard who plays with pace and can create off the bounce. Shooting consistency remains questionable—needs to prove he can space the floor at NBA range. Watch how he handles size and physicality defensively against longer guards.

From: San Antonio Spurs

Physical, high-motor forward who thrives in transition and crashing the glass. Offensive game is limited beyond straight-line drives and putbacks—needs to develop a reliable face-up jumper. Summer League will test whether his energy translates against higher-level athletes or if he gets exposed positionally.

From: Duke

Versatile defender with excellent instincts, quick hands, and the ability to switch multiple positions. Offensively limited as a non-shooter with minimal creation ability—strictly a connector and finisher. Watch if he can impact winning through defense, screening, and hustle plays alone.

From: Tennessee

From: Kentucky – NOT PLAYING

From: Nagasaki Velca (Japan – B.League)

Crafty international guard with solid ball skills and scoring creativity in the mid-range. Lack of elite athleticism and average three-point shooting raise questions about NBA translation. Key is whether he can run an offense efficiently and defend at this speed.

From: Long Island Nets

Rim-running center with excellent length, shot-blocking timing, and vertical pop. Extremely raw offensively—limited post skills, no range, questionable hands. Watch his mobility guarding in space and whether he can finish through contact consistently.

From: Delaware Blue Coats

From: South Bay Lakers

From: Capitanes de Arecibo (Puerto Rico – BSN)

Athletic wing with good size who can slash and finish above the rim. Shooting mechanics are inconsistent and defensive awareness needs refinement. Summer League will reveal if he has enough shooting potential and defensive discipline to warrant a deeper look.

From: Austin Spurs

Shot-making guard who can get hot from three and score in bunches. Struggles with decision-making and force too many difficult shots—needs to simplify his game. Watch his shot selection and whether he can defend well enough to stay on the floor.

From: Gonzaga

From: Tulsa

Lengthy forward who plays hard and competes defensively with good positional awareness. Offensive game is minimal—limited shooting range and ball skills. Needs to show he can hit corner threes and make quick decisions to carve out a role.

From: Texas Legends

Athletic wing shooter with NBA range and the ability to catch-and-fire quickly. Thin frame and below-average playmaking limit his upside—mostly a spot-up specialist. Key is proving the shooting translates consistently and he can hold up defensively against strength.

From: Nanterre 92 (France – LNB)

Undersized but lightning-quick point guard with elite on-ball defense and relentless competitive fire. Shooting remains a major concern and size limits him at the rim. Watch if his pressure defense disrupts Summer League pace and whether he can run an offense without forcing.

From: Saint Mary's

High-IQ big man with good passing vision, screening fundamentals, and sound positional defense. Lacks NBA-level athleticism and rim protection—more of a system player. Summer League will test if his skill level compensates for physical limitations against quicker, more explosive bigs.