NBA DRAFT

Spurs fans will get their first glimpse of rookie phenom Victor Wembanyama in action when the Silver and Black make their 2023 preseason home debut at the AT&T Center against the Miami Heat on Oct. 13.

San Antonio shops like Panifico Bake Shop are decking out their desserts with Spurs spirit. Owners there hope it spurs not just their sales, but also community support too.

French basketball sensation Victor Wembanyama vowed to give his all next season to help score a championship win for the San Antonio Spurs.

It’s official -- the San Antonio Spurs’ first overall pick in the NBA Draft is 19-year-old French basketball sensation Victor Wembanyama, and he could help bring them to the championship next season.

Members of the French community living in San Antonio are celebrating the possible arrival of a native player to the Spurs, a dream they say children aspire to in their country.

The NBA Draft will air on KSAT (ABC) from 7-11 p.m.

To celebrate draft night, the Spurs are hosting an official watch party at the AT&T Center. Fans are invited to watch the 2023 NBA Draft live from within the arena.

“I have such high expectations of myself. The expectations of others are nothing compared to what I bring on myself,” Wembanyama told Robin Roberts in an interview that aired Wednesday morning on Good Morning America.

Fans will hear from 19-year-old French basketball player Victor Wembanyama on “Good Morning America” Wednesday, just a day before his selection in Thursday’s NBA Draft.

Can’t wait for Wemby? The NBA Draft will take place June 22 and the San Antonio Spurs have the first pick.

This year’s top NBA prospect Victor Wembanyama is now in America. He landed at Newark International Airport outside New York on Monday and was swamped by fans.

To celebrate the NBA Draft, there will be several watch parties around San Antonio.

Victor Wembanyama closed out his French league career on Thursday with 22 points, as his Metropolitans 92 lost 92-85 to Monaco in Game 3 of the finals in Paris.

The Spurs won the NBA draft’s number 1 overall pick, and it’s given the Alamo City a jolt of life.

The San Antonio Spurs learned that they have the ___ overall pick in the 2023 NBA Draft on Tuesday night.

The San Antonio Spurs will enter the 2023 NBA Draft Lottery designated at the third worst team in the NBA after losing out on a tiebreaker with the Houston Rockets on Monday.

The San Antonio Spurs have four draft picks -- three in the first round, one in the second -- in this year's 2022 NBA Draft.

The San Antonio Spurs selected Alabama freshman guard Joshua Primo with the No. 12 pick in this year’s NBA Draft.

SAN ANTONIO – With the NBA Draft and free agency around the corner, the Spurs trade rumor mill is in overdrive. DeMar DeRozan, LaMarcus Aldridge and stalwart guard Patty Mills have all been linked to possible deals with other teams. If DeRozan wants a new deal, he can do a sign-and-trade with the Spurs and another team. It’s been reported that the Philadelphia 76ers and the Milwaukee Bucks have expressed interest in trading for Mills. NBA free agency starts on Nov. 20.

SAN ANTONIO – For the first time in more than two decades, the Spurs will select a player in the NBA Draft Lottery. The team announced Thursday will host a virtual watch party for fans on Wednesday, Nov. 18, during the 2020 NBA Draft. The virtual watch party is available exclusively via the official Spurs fan group on Facebook. The virtual watch party will also include a look back at previous with current players and Spurs legends while celebrating the franchise’s fandom and lifestyle. The Spurs are in this year’s NBA Draft lottery after missing the playoffs for the first time since the 1996-97 season.

Former Wagner Thunderbirds star and Missouri guard Jordan Clarkson will pass up his final year of collegiate eligibility and declare for the NBA Draft. The 6-foot-5 Clarkson averaged 17.5 points, 3.8 rebounds and 3.4 assists per game this season for the Tigers. Clarkson was named to the All-SEC second-team and scored in double figures in 34 of 35 games this season. Clarkson spent his first two seasons playing at Tulsa and then transferred to Missouri. According to ESPN.com, Clarkson is considered a late first-round pick who can play either backcourt spot.