Welcome to the latest update on the San Antonio Spurs! Just a few days before the Spurs’ annual media day, news broke that sixth-year guard Devin Vassell will miss the start of the upcoming season due to recovering from offseason surgery to repair a stress fracture in his right foot.
Vassell, speaking with KSAT 12 on media day, shared details about his injury and recovery process. He mentioned that after the season, he tried to let his foot heal naturally, but eventually needed surgery to fix the issue. Despite the setback, Vassell is optimistic about his return and is looking forward to being reevaluated on Nov. 1.
While Vassell focuses on his recovery, he is excited to see his teammates step up in his absence. He highlighted the opportunity for Spurs rookie Stephon Castle to showcase his skills until he’s back on the court. Vassell expressed confidence in his teammates and emphasized the team’s defensive and fast-paced offensive approach for the upcoming season.
The Spurs, with a mix of young talent and veteran additions like Chris Paul and Harrison Barnes, have set their sights on making the playoffs in the 2024-25 season. Vassell believes that the changing landscape of the NBA presents a prime opportunity for the Spurs to establish themselves as contenders.
As Vassell looks ahead to the future, he remains hopeful and determined to make a playoff push with his team. Stay tuned for more updates on the Spurs’ journey in the upcoming season!
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