San Antonio Spurs Team info, Roster, Achievements, All Time Records, Upcoming Game

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San Antonio Spurs Team info, Roster, Achievements, All Time Records, Upcoming Game

According to NBA Score stats: The San Antonio Spurs are not any basketball team but represent consistency, teamwork, and strategic excellence in every form. Originally known as the Dallas Chaparrals in 1967 under the American Basketball Association (ABA), the team changed allegiance and base to San Antonio in 1973 and joined the NBA after the ABA-NBA merger took place in 1976. Since then, these Spurs come to personify success, winning championships and epitomizing leadership through excellence.

With the presentation of the history of San Antonio Spurs matches, the team roster, records, achievements, coaches, the Hall of Fame inductees, and much more, this blog will be the ultimate guide, whether you are an ardent fan, or someone just trying to learn, to give in-depth insight into the rich history of the Spurs.

San Antonio Spurs Schedules & Key Matches 

A packed Spurs schedule filled with exciting matchups throughout the 2024-2025 season of the NBA awaits fans. Games against their biggest rivals, such as the Dallas Mavericks and the Houston Rockets, elicit great expectations. Their performance in these matches will set the tone for their season. Also, you can check the status of the official NBA website. 

2024-2025 Schedule

Mar 23, 2025@
Toronto Raptors
6:00 PMScotiabank Arena
Mar 25, 2025@
Detroit Pistons
7:00 PMLittle Caesars Arena
Mar 27, 2025@
Cleveland Cavaliers
7:00 PMRocket Mortgage FieldHouse
Mar 29, 2025vs
Boston Celtics
8:00 pm NBAtFrost Bank Center
Mar 30, 2025vs
Golden State Warriors
7:00 PMFrost Bank Center
Apr 2, 2025@
Denver Nuggets
9:00 PMBall Arena
Apr 4, 2025vs
Cleveland Cavaliers
8:00 PMFrost Bank Center
Apr 6, 2025@
Portland Trail Blazers
6:00 PMModa Center at the Rose Quarter
Apr 8, 2025@
L.A. Clippers
10:30 PMIntuit Dome
Apr 9, 2025@
Golden State Warriors
10:00 PMChase Center
Apr 11, 2025@
Phoenix Suns
10:00 PMFootprint Center
Apr 13, 2025vs
Toronto Raptors
3:30 PMFrost Bank Center

San Antonio Spurs: The 2024-25 Lineup

The San Antonio Spurs have been a team stacked with all-time talent on the roster. One primary reason for the longevity of success the Spurs achieved was their ability to draft and develop talent.

All Players (2024-2025)
Jersey No.PlayerPOSHeightWeightDOB (AGE)
Harrison BarnesPF6-82255/30/1992 (32)
28Charles BasseyC6-1023010/28/2000 (23)
Brandon Boston Jr.SG6-618811/28/2001 (22)
21Jamaree BouyeaPG6-21806/27/1999 (25)
22Malaki BranhamSG6-41805/12/2003 (21)
Stephon CastlePG6-621011/1/2004 (19)
30Julian ChampagnieSF6-72176/29/2001 (23)
25Sidy CissokoSF6-52244/2/2004 (20)
23Zach CollinsC6-1125011/19/1997 (26)
7David Duke Jr.PG6-420410/13/1999 (24)
Malachi FlynnPG6-11755/9/1998 (26)
Malachi FlynnPG6-11755/9/1998 (26)
Harrison IngramSF6-523411/27/2002 (21)
3Keldon JohnsonSF6-522010/11/1999 (24)
33Tre JonesPG6-11851/8/2000 (24)
54Sandro MamukelashviliPF6-92405/23/1999 (25)
Juan NunezPG6-41906/4/2004 (20)
16Cedi OsmanSF6-72304/8/1995 (29)
3Chris PaulPG6-01755/6/1985 (39)
10Jeremy SochanSF6-82305/20/2003 (21)
24Devin VassellSG6-52008/23/2000 (24)
1Victor WembanyamaC7-42101/4/2004 (20)
14Blake WesleySG6-31853/16/2003 (21)

San Antonio Spurs Statistics & All-Time Records

  • Most Wins in a Season: The 2015-16 Spurs set a franchise-best record with 67-15.
  • Most successive winning seasons: Between 1997 and 2019, the Spurs had the longest streak of 22 successive winning seasons in the franchise’s history.
  • All-time scoring leader: Tim Duncan is the franchise’s all-time leader in scoring with 26,496 points.

Key Players:

  • Tim Duncan: Franchise leader in scoring, rebounding, and blocked shots.
  • Tony Parker: Leads the Spurs in assists and ranks in franchise history among the greatest-scoring guards in the NBA.
  • David Robinson: The second-ranked player in points, rebounds, and blocks in team history.

San Antonio Spurs Stats – Basic (Totals)

San Antonio Spurs
LocationSan Antonio, Texas
Team NameSan Antonio Spurs, Texas Chaparrals, Dallas Chaparrals
Seasons: 58 (49 NBA & 9 ABA)1967-68 to 2024-25
Record2683-1928, .582 W-L% (2305-1562 NBA & 378-366 ABA)
Play off Appearances47 (39 NBA & 8 ABA)
Championships5 (5 NBA & 0 ABA)

Last 10 years of the San Antonio Spurs

2017-18NBASAS47350.4570.3520.4990.772849277736261868628460107814088424
2016-17NBASAS61210.4690.3910.50.797821277735981954655484110114988637
2015-16NBASAS67150.4840.3750.5150.803770283136012010677485107114338490
2014-15NBASAS55270.4680.3670.5050.7880627723578200065744411461564846

Background of the San Antonio Spurs: Origins and Early Struggles

The San Antonio Spurs originated as the Dallas Chaparrals in 1967 in the ABA. After struggling with performance and attendance, the team eventually relocated to San Antonio in 1973, where they assumed the moniker “Spurs” as a salute to the city’s cowboy heritage and Western tradition.

Over the years, the San Antonio Spurs logo has changed, but remained a clean and sharp design that portrays a strong team identity. Today, the stylized silver spur logo incorporated into the bold black and silver colors shows the internal grittiness and their relentless spirit as part of the team.

The San Antonio Spurs jersey is the most iconic in basketball. While recognizable as a uniform, it’s a classic design of black, silver, and white that embodies the no-nonsense, workmanlike approach to the game. And speaking of consistency, the Spurs’ jersey design has changed very little over the years. Two retired jerseys now hang in the rafters at AT&T Center: Tim Duncan’s No. 21 and Tony Parker’s No. 9.

San Antonio Spurs Championships &Achievements

One of the defining characteristics of the San Antonio Spurs is the kind of achievement whereby they have won five NBA championships. Therefore one of the best performing teams ever to play in the league during these seasons. 

  • 1998-99: The Spurs won their first NBA title during this shortened lockout season. Led by Tim Duncan and David Robinson defeated the New York Knicks in the NBA Finals, establishing themselves as an emerging force in the league.
  • 2002–03: In second title under David Robinson’s watch, during his final season with the Spurs, they swept the New Jersey Nets in six games. Timmy D took home the Finale’s MVP trophy.
  • 2004–05: The Spurs swept the Detroit Pistons in seven games, to win their third championship. For the third time, Tim Duncan was named Finals MVP.
  • 2006–07: The Spurs swept the Cleveland Cavaliers, led by a young LeBron James, to win their fourth title.
  • 2013–14: The Spurs won their fifth title in a season that represented the culmination of many years of teamwork and development, this time by defeating the Miami Heat in five games. Their series will always be remembered for beautiful ball movement and one more example of being one terrific team series MVP, Kawhi Leonard.

With five championships under their belt, the Spurs etched names as one of the prime franchises in the history of the NBA league.

San Antonio Spurs Coaching Staff: Leadership from the Sidelines

Their coaching staff, especially the legendary head coach Gregg Popovich, must be mentioned in the discussion of the San Antonio Spurs’ success. Known simply as “Pop,” Gregg Popovich has been the Spurs’ head coach since 1996, which gave him the honor of being the longest-tenured coach in NBA history. He led the Spurs to five NBA championships widely regarded as one of the greatest coaches in the history of the NBA. 

2024-25 Coaching Staff
Head CoachGregg Popovich
Assistant CoachBrettBrown
Assistant CoachMitchJohnson
Assistant CoachMattNielsen

Hall of Fame: San Antonio Spurs Legends

Several Spurs legends received induction into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame over the years. A testimony to the impact that these players and coaches have on basketball. Some of the most notable Hall of Famers include:

San Antonio Spurs Basketball Hall of Famers
Players
No.NamePositionTenureInducted
16Cliff Hagan 1F/G1967–19691978
44George GervinG/F1974–19851996
2Moses MaloneC/F1994–19952001
21Dominique WilkinsF1996–19972006
50David Robinson 2C1989–20032009
53Artis GilmoreC1982–19872011
10Dennis RodmanF1993–19952011
10Louie DampierG1976–19792015
1Tracy McGradyG/F20132017[177]
10Maurice CheeksG1989–19902018
21Tim DuncanF1997–20162020[178]
20Manu GinóbiliG2002–20182022
16Pau GasolF/C2016–20192023
9Tony ParkerG2001–20182023
Coaches
NamePositionTenureInducted
Larry BrownHead Coach1988–19922002
Jerry TarkanianHead Coach19922013

George Karl 3
Assistant Coach1978–19802022
Gregg PopovichAssistant CoachHead Coach1988–19921996–present2023
Contributors
Cotton FitzsimmonsHead Coach1984–19862021
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