The San Antonio Spurs add firepower. The Summer League roster includes rookies Josh Primo and Joe Wieskamp. Weiskamp leaves behind the University of Iowa after completing his junior season. The former Hawkeye lights it up from three-point range with a 46.2 percent average.
The San Antonio Spurs gave Joshua Primo his ticket to NBA stardom by selecting him as the 12th pick in the first round of the NBA Draft. Primo’s first appearance on the NBA hardwood proved his poise in the new environment. The Spurs Summer League team faced the Utah Jazz Blue on August 4, 2021. The Spurs came up short during the outing. The final score favored the Jazz 78-54, in Salt Lake City.
The San Antonio Spurs added firepower with. Primo. As a very young player, Primo has time to grow and improve, but he didn’t disappoint his fans or the commentators. Primo launched a contested three-point shot from the wing and earned his first professional points. The brand-new Spur logged more than 20 minutes of playing time. He scored eleven points and snagged three defensive rebounds. His debut appearance showcased his maturity beyond his years.
The San Antonio Spurs add firepower and rebuild roster
A native Canadian, Primo traveled to West Virginia to play for Huntington Prep. He returned to Toronto in 2020 and graduated from high school a year early. Recruited heavily by Alabama, his basketball dreams led him back to the United States. His single year in Alabama provided the launching pad he needed to hone his skills for the NBA.
The San Antonio Spurs added firepower by rebuilding their roster during the first week of the free agency period. Doug McDermott, Zach Collins, and Jock Landale signed contracts with the Silver and Black. Jock Landale is an Australia native who will be wearing the silver and black for at least two years. Spurs fans will recognize Bryn Forbes as a familiar face. The Michigan native is slated to return from Milwaukee. He earned his Championship ring in 2021 in the 2021 NBA Finals. His experience will add depth back to the Spurs’ lineup.
The Washington Wizards traded Chandler Hutchinson to the Spurs. This trade included a 2022 second round pick. The Wizards worked a deal with the Spurs and other teams to acquire Spencer Dinwiddie of the Brooklyn Nets.
Spurs added firepower will make them a threat at every outing
The Chicago Bulls traded two players, Al-Farouq Aminu and Thaddeus Young, and draft picks for DeMar DeRozan. Al-Farouq Aminu brings his ten years of experience in the NBA as a power forward to the Spurs. A 2007 Round 1 draft pick, Thaddeus Young averages 12.1 points per game.
Returning player Drew Eubanks worked with Chip Engelland during the offseason to increase his firepower. Eubanks focused on perfecting the catch-and-shoot three pointer. According to a KENS 5 article by Garcia, “I’ve been able to get more arch on it and be way more consistent, especially from three,” Eubanks said.
The Spurs have work ahead of them to make them worthy of Championship contention. The added firepower will make them a threat at every outing. The three-point marksmen could make a difference in the outcome of the games.
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