Before the start of last offseason, I said the following: “This will be the most intriguing and fascinating San Antonio offseason since 2015”. Well, one year later I repeat the sentiment over again. After a 34-48 season and a second straight first round play-in loss, the San Antonio Spurs are once again preparing for the offseason before the playoffs even begin.
This year saw an abundance of personal and team growth and a bunch of solid foundational pieces starting to unfold, which should give fans hope that the current three-year playoff drought will end sooner than expected.