Matt Guzman is a sports journalist and storyteller from Austin, Texas. He serves as a credentialed reporter and site manager for San Antonio Spurs On SI. In the world of professional sports, he’s a firm believer that athletes are people, too. He aims to spotlight the true, behind-the-scenes character of players and teams through strong narrative writing and sharp, hooking ledes.
After starting 68 games last season, Julian Champagnie could return to the bench. But the San Antonio Spurs' Swiss Army Knife has made a career of doing whatever's asked of him.
Dylan Harper is confident in the San Antonio Spurs' new three-guard starting lineup, but making the most of its offensive potential will require more than individual talent.
San Antonio-native Kingston Flemings made a return visit to South Texas for a preseason contest against the San Antonio Spurs Thursday night. He was welcomed with open arms.
Despite De'Aaron Fox's late scratch for the San Antonio Spurs' first preseason game vs. the Atlanta Hawks, Mitch Johnson remains confident in a three-guard starting lineup.
The San Antonio Spurs experienced a new level of physicality during the playoffs last season. Now equipped with those experiences, they plan to apply it from the jump this year.
During an hourlong media showcase Wednesday evening, DAZN highlighted its new NBA user interfaces and features that will be available to subscribers this season.
The San Antonio Spurs took a trip to Paris over the summer to visit Victor Wembanyama, and left ready to attack a new season with a renewed sense of camaraderie.
The San Antonio Spurs announced on Sunday that Tobias Harris suffered a left calf strain during training camp. He is listed QUESTIONABLE for the team's regular season opener.
A year ago, Victor Wembanyama personally sought out the rowdiest San Antonio Spurs fans he could find. This year, he's trusting the group's leaders to continue his work.
Mitch Johnson inherited a legendary coach's seat and quickly led the San Antonio Spurs to the NBA Finals. Year 2 brings a different challenge: making the job entirely his own.
Victor Wembanyama spoke to reporters to close out Day 3 of San Antonio Spurs training camp on Thursday, including a tidbit about sports gambling and personal morals.
While Victor Wembanyama is poised to lead the San Antonio Spurs back to the postseason on both ends of the floor, there is one way he can continue to improve his game.