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The San Antonio Spurs don’t necessarily need to swing back this offseason to return to the NBA Finals in the foreseeable future (they suffered a 4-1 defeat at the hands of the New York Knicks in the final round of this year's postseason).
The five-time NBA champions have the talented, evolving young players required for sustained success in the big leagues, making notable yet far-from-earth-shattering offseason acquisitions more than acceptable.
However, CBS Sports’ Sam Quinn thinks it isn’t off-base to suggest the Spurs could land a Los Angeles Lakers star and four-time NBA champion who’s likely to receive an enticing free agent offer from the Golden State Warriors.
“But he (LeBron James) and longtime Spurs coach Gregg Popovich have long shared a mutual admiration,” Quinn wrote Sunday. “If he's as serious about wanting to win as he says, there's no better suitor out there. The Spurs can make the money work.”
The San Antonio Spurs don’t necessarily need to swing back this offseason to return to the NBA Finals in the foreseeable future (they suffered a 4-1 defeat at the hands of the New York Knicks in the final round of this year's postseason).
The five-time NBA champions have the talented, evolving young players required for sustained success in the big leagues, making notable yet far-from-earth-shattering offseason acquisitions more than acceptable.
However, CBS Sports’ Sam Quinn thinks it isn’t off-base to suggest the Spurs could land a Los Angeles Lakers star and four-time NBA champion who’s likely to receive an enticing free agent offer from the Golden State Warriors.
“But he (LeBron James) and longtime Spurs coach Gregg Popovich have long shared a mutual admiration,” Quinn wrote Sunday. “If he's as serious about wanting to win as he says, there's no better suitor out there. The Spurs can make the money work.”
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