The Spurs made a splash in free agency, locking down Julian Champagnie on a lucrative three-year deal and bringing back Harrison Barnes on a one-year contract, while also signing veteran Tobias Harris to a two-year pact. Harris, a key contributor for Detroit last season, adds playoff experience and scoring consistency to the frontcourt. Though fans split on the Harris signing, analysts largely praised the move as smart value. The team also bolstered coaching with the addition of Billy Donovan, a proven winner with college and NBA experience. With restricted free agents David Jones Garcia and Harrison Ingram still in the mix, the Spurs are focused on building a competitive roster for the 2026-27 season.

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The Spurs are poised for a major roster overhaul, adding four new players including two expected starters and two on two-way deals. With Tobias Harris joining the mix, lineup changes are minimal, and the projected starting five features DeAaron Fox, Stephon Castle, Devin Vassell, Julian Champagnie, and Victor Wembanyama. Behind them, Dylan Harper, Harris, and Keldon Johnson battle for roles, while Luke Kornet steps in as Wembanyama’s backup. This young, deep squad could be championship contenders if their rookies take major leaps this offseason.

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Billy Donovan, former Chicago Bulls head coach, is making a strategic comeback as Mitch Johnson’s top assistant with the Spurs — a move that might seem like a step back, but insiders say it’s actually a smart play. After his head coaching stints with Oklahoma City and Chicago, and a failed Magic pursuit, Donovan’s landing the best assistant gig in the league. With the Spurs rising, led by Victor Wembanyama, and Donovan’s proven NBA and college coaching pedigree, this role positions him perfectly for his next head coaching shot.

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