The San Antonio Spurs have solidified their frontcourt with a rotation that includes Victor Wembanyama, Luke Kornet, and Kelly Olynyk, ranking them among the elite in the NBA. Only the LA Clippers and Denver Nuggets boast comparable matchups. Wembanyama's presence is bolstered by dependable backups, allowing teammates like Jeremy Sochan to settle into their natural roles. Sochan, known for his defensive prowess, can now focus on being a power forward without the burden of handling multiple positions, potentially unlocking his offensive capabilities.

Despite concerns over Sochan's shooting consistency, his rebounding and defensive skills are undeniable. This offseason should present him with an opportunity to thrive as the Spurs reshape their lineup. His versatility will become a greater asset with established bigs around him, creating a more balanced offensive and defensive structure for the team.