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San Antonio Spurs: 2015-16 Season Outlook

By Gerald Bourguet

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Apr 24, 2015; San Antonio, TX, USA; San Antonio Spurs players (from left to right) Kawhi Leonard, and Tim Duncan, and Tony Parker, and Manu Ginobili watch on the bench against the Los Angeles Clippers in game three of the first round of the NBA Playoffs at AT&T Center. Mandatory Credit: Soobum Im-USA TODAY Sports
Apr 24, 2015; San Antonio, TX, USA; San Antonio Spurs players (from left to right) Kawhi Leonard, and Tim Duncan, and Tony Parker, and Manu Ginobili watch on the bench against the Los Angeles Clippers in game three of the first round of the NBA Playoffs at AT&T Center. Mandatory Credit: Soobum Im-USA TODAY Sports /

2015-16 Roster

LaMarcus Aldridge, F
Kyle Anderson, F
Matt Bonner, F
Rasual Butler, F
Boris Diaw, F
Tim Duncan, F
Jimmer Fredette, G
Manu Ginobili, G
Danny Green, G
Kawhi Leonard, F
Boban Marjanovic, C
Ray McCallum, G
Patty Mills, G
Youssou Ndoye, C
Tony Parker, G
Jonathon Simmons, G
Keifer Sykes, G
Deshaun Thomas, F
David West, F
Reggie Williams, F

Offseason Additions
LaMarcus Aldridge (free agent-Portland), Rasual Butler (free agent-Washington), Jimmer Fredette (free agent-New Orleans), Boban Marjanovic (free agent-Serbia), Ray McCallum (trade-Sacramento), Youssou Ndoye (free agent-undrafted), Jonathon Simmons (D-League call-up), Keifer Sykes (free agent-undrafted), Deshaun Thomas (free agent-Spain), David West (free agent-Indiana)

Offseason Subtractions
Jeff Ayres (free agent-China), Aron Baynes (free agent-Detroit), Marco Belinelli (free agent-Sacramento) Cory Joseph (free agent-Toronto), Tiago Splitter (trade-Atlanta)

Quick Thoughts

With Aldridge being the best free agent that was actually considering leaving his team this summer, the Spurs hauled in the biggest fish of the offseason. Though Aldridge may have to play out of his preferred position alongside Tim Duncan, he and Kawhi Leonard now represent the promising present and bright future of the franchise.

West’s stunning decision to turn down an extra $10 million to join the Spurs only helps his cause of competing for a championship, with the former Indiana Pacer set to bolster San Antonio’s depth, which took a blow after losing Splitter, Belinelli, CoJo, Baynes and Ayres this summer.

To round out the roster, the Spurs brought in Jimmer Fredette, made an win-win trade for Ray McCallum, brought back Matt Bonner and added some intriguing prospects, like 7’3″ behemoth Boban Marjanovic. San Antonio will also look forward to seeing what Kyle Anderson — a.k.a “Slow Mo” — can do after wrapping up NBA Summer League MVP honors this summer.

Next: Storyline: How Will Aldridge Fit?

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