The San Antonio Spurs won the 2023 title, and for the Spurs in the post-GDP era, this may be their chance to build a dynasty again, and Popovich is also very happy to see the team get the top pick. After all, after so many years, the team finally has a chance to win the tall player again and complete the turnover.
The Spurs will build around him after taking Benyama and San Antonio has a way to truly become a championship-ready team in 2023-24, a year after Ventanyama's rookie season. Because San Antonio's salary cap is in good shape. To this end, the US media FW has listed five plans for the Spurs to prepare for the championship in 2024, let's take a look.
1. The draft will take the following Banyama
The San Antonio Spurs should take the next Banyama in the 2023 draft. The San Antonio Spurs have been one of the most successful and best-run teams in the NBA. Because they are developing young players, there is indeed a set. Vembanyama has an excellent height and reach, as well as excellent projection, and dribbling. The Spurs built a team around Venbanyama and focused on developing him to quickly adapt to the pace of the NBA's game.
2. Sign Cole
Popovich's continued tenure as Spurs' head coach seems unlikely, given that the 74-year-old is there. Do the Spurs need a better head coach to lead them up? Golden State Warriors head coach Cole, is a good choice.
Kerr's Warriors contract ends in 2023-24, and Kerr has been one of the league's best head coaches for nearly a decade, leading the Warriors to four championships. He can make the Spurs a top team. With his rich coaching experience and a championship in the team, this time to succeed Popovich is a good choice.
3. Trade to get Lillard
Lillard may choose to leave his host team, the Trail Blazers, and he doesn't want to continue wasting his time here with the young players. With San Antonio having decent salary space, young players and draft picks, they have plenty of chips to trade for Lillard.
The Spurs could use a multi-party trade for Keldon Johnson and 2 future first-round picks in exchange for Lillard. Keldon Johnson is 23 years old and is averaging 22 points per game this season and is already an All-Star-caliber player. Trading Lillard could give the Blazers a complete rebuild, and could also get rid of Lillard's bad big contract.
4. Scheduled to take down Brownie James
LeBron James has said that whichever team wins Brownie, he may join that team. Brownie James is an excellent defensive player and pitcher, and the Spurs could consider taking him to lure LeBron James to the team.
1. San Antonio Spurs recruit LeBron James
LeBron James will be 39 next season, but we can see that LeBron James is still capable, averaging 20+5+5 data per game. The addition of LeBron James has made the Spurs' inside and outside better line, and Venbanyama can receive LeBron James' passes on the inside and easily hang the inside. Outside, there are pitchers like Lard, and LeBron James likes this lineup the most because he can use his passing to the extreme.