The San Antonio Spurs entered the 2025 NBA Draft with two first-round picks and a clear plan. By selecting Dylan Harper at 2 and Carter Bryant at 14, they added

Dylan Harper has yet to touch the floor in the Summer League, and despite that, the Spurs still appear to have had a very successful draft class.

The San Antonio Spurs have reportedly traded the No. 38 pick in this year's draft to the Indiana Pacers for a future second-round draft choice and cash, per ESPN's Shams Charania.

The Spurs reloaded their roster in a big, aggressive way through the NBA Draft. Time to grade both first round picks.

Flagg completely changes the Mavericks' trajectory for next season and the future. If he can quickly live up to his potential — or exceed it — the Mavericks could be contenders with a young star and a roster that includes Davis, Dereck Lively II, Daniel Gafford, PJ Washington, Klay Thompson — and Irving, whenever he returns.

The Spurs aren't likely to relinquish the No. 2 pick for Durant because, according to sources, it's expected they'll draft Dylan Harper to add to a talented young core featuring Wembanyama and Castle.