Fox signed a four-year, $229 million extension with the San Antonio Spurs, creating an immediate win-now core around Victor Wembanyama. The deal threads Fox’s All-Star ceiling with Wembanyama’s rookie-era development, while Stephon Castle and Dylan Harper are positioned for rookie extensions on the same timeline. Spurs fans debate cap flexibility, but the piece argues the long-term upside justifies the sacrifice, binding a high-velocity offense to a developing superstar.

Klutch Sports, Rich Paul’s agency, casts a wide net in the league’s power dynamics. While San Antonio isn’t chasing LeBron James, the club’s willingness to financially honor Klutch clients could unlock future marquee targets like Tyrese Maxey, Collin Sexton, or Scotty Pippen Jr. The strategy aims to keep Klutch engaged and open doors to upgrades, marrying a ready-now push with a flexible runway for Wembanyama’s ascent.