Who will start for the San Antonio Spurs this season? Will newly-acquired free-agent veteran Tobias Harris start, or will homegrown development darling Julian Champagnie remain in his spot? How long can Dylan Harper remain on the bench, and what’s the best path forward with De’Aaron Fox as the Spurs build around Victor Wembanyama?These are the questions facing the Silver and Black right now, and the questions the Silver and Black Coffee Hour will answer in Spurs Court. Hosts Tom Petrini, Aaron Blackerby, and Zach Montana put on their best powdered wigs and engage in a debate for the ages.

The NBA’s hottest club is the San Antonio Spurs, and their 2026-27 schedule has everything:34 games on national TVA trip to Paris and ManchesterChristmas at Madison Square GardenA crossover with F1 race weekend in AustinA hellish March to the Playoffs, pun intendedHosts Tom Petrini, Aaron Blackerby and Zach Montana break down the Spurs’ schedule, from an opening night rivalry duel against the Thunder to the NBA Cup to the Austin-assisted Rodeo Road Trip.

THE SUMMER OF WEMBY:Fresh off a Finals appearance, Spurs superstar Victor Wembanyama is the center of the NBA world in many ways. Tom Petrini, Aaron Blackerby, and Zach Montana break down everything important in an eventful offseason for Vic and for San Antonio.Wemby left over $50 million on the table in a huge contract extension that prioritizes winning over money and sets a meaningful precedent for the Spurs and for the NBA. How does it impact Steph Castle, Dylan Harper, De'Aaron Fox, and the rest of the roster? What does it mean for the league, the players' association, and the collective bargaining agreement? How will it shape Wemby's legacy?Wembanyama also became the first Spur on the cover of 2K27, and it seems he insisted on making it the first 2K cover ever to feature the star's teammates. And once again it's a summer full of whimsical side quests for Wemby, from pickup soccer to training with De'Aaron Fox and their new teammate Tobias Harris, and his old friend Hakeem Olajuwon.Plus, a wrap on what we saw at Summer League from Carter Bryant, Tarris Reed Jr., Ja'Kobi Gillespie, Maliq Brown, Hyunjung Lee, and coach Corliss Williamson.