On the other hand, it also implies that other players will get less touches, and Gregg Popovich will try to hold a roster space open in case they need to make a trade.

In light of this, they have chosen to waive veteran guard G Jamaree Bouyea, according to a HoopsHype article by Michael Scotto.

Playing for their G-League affiliate, Bouyea finished the previous season with averages of 17.1 points, 6.0 rebounds, 7.3 assists, 2.1 steals, and 1.4 blocks per game.

Despite his advanced age of 25, he may still be able to stand thanks to his defensive prowess.

Regarding the Spurs, supporters should temper their expectations because they won’t become a title contender right away.
However, the inclusion of Paul and Barnes will benefit the development of the younger players.

They may set an example with their work ethic and educate kids the ins and outs of the NBA lifestyle.

They don’t want losing behaviors to persist in the locker room, and it’s obvious that they want to build around Victor Wembanyama.

Stephon Castle, a young combo guard with the potential to be a real two-way star if he improves his shooting consistency, was also recruited by the Spurs.

This squad may be considered for a Play-In position, and the league does not want to expose Wembanyama to postseason basketball.