Following a victory vs. the Thunder in the NBA Cup semifinals, the Spurs may have shown they don't need to trade for Giannis Antetokounmpo.

Speculation swirls around Giannis Antetokounmpo's potential trade, but the Spurs may not be in the mix for him.

The San Antonio Spurs target bold trade, including Giannis Antetokounmpo and other NBA stars, to build around Victor Wembanyama.

Giannis Antetokounmpo dominated the headlines over the past 24 hours after deleting the majority of Milwaukee Bucks-related posts on his social media accounts.

“The Thunder at times look rattled. Had the Thunder won that game comfortably, you know all the discourse would’ve been: ‘25-1, unbeatable. The season is over, just crown the Thunder repeat champions now’,” NBA insider Marc Stein said on the All-NBA Podcast.

Spurs hold Dylan Harper and Stephon Castle as untouchable while Giannis Antetokounmpo trade talks focus on De’Aaron Fox.

We break down the Spurs roster into untouchables, players only movable for a superstar, and likely trade assets heading into the deadline.

The Spurs face the Lakers this Thursday 11th December. In parallel, the two Western Conference franchises could well engage in another battle from a distance. That of the Austin Reaves trade.

The San Antonio Spurs are off to their best start in years, reemerging as a potential playoff team. While they could contend this season, they may need to bring in some reinforcements to reach their full potential. That is where the New Orleans Pelicans ...

The Spurs' longtime front office, led by CEO R.C. Buford and Hall of Fame coach-turned-team president Gregg Popovich, typically doesn't swing for the fences in blockbuster, franchise-altering midseason trades.

The two young guards are certainly part of the Spurs' long-term plans, which makes sense, as any trade talks between San Antonio and another team would be expected to be considered off limits. According to ESPN's Tim MacMahon, neither Harper nor Castle is on the trade talk table.