Sports & Recreation

'I'm very much looking forward to it,' Victor Wembanyama said of the prospect of playing again in his hometown.

During a 30-second video clip, someone can be heard saying that getting video of a body pulled from Canyon Lake would be 'good for ratings.'

The two Monterrey-based soccer teams will face off Oct. 12 for only the second time in the U.S.

Wemby is a favorite to win Rookie of the Year, but his prospects for Defensive Player of the Year are less bright.

The Warriors could be looking to offload talent, while Lebron James has said he wants to play alongside his son.

'San Antonio, guess who's coming to town?' Barkley quipped during a now-viral Instagram clip in which he bites into a churro.

Wemby debuted the new basketball shoe during NBA All-Star Weekend in February.

Wemby, who will have earned more than $12 million this season, told reporters he thought the fine was 'funny.'

The Spurs have been playing games abroad since 1994.

'I don't know if it's in the blood or what,' the often-hotheaded Popovich told reporters of his grandson's technical.

The hot take came during Tuesday's episode of NBA Today, and lots of Spurs fans aren't having it.

A wild melee following the Cardinals' 76-72 loss against Texas A&M-Commerce grabbed national attention this week.

San Antonio experienced the fifth-largest ratings bump in the NBA.

The Southland Conference said its officials are working with UIW and Texas A&M-Commerce, the other team involved in the altercation, to determine disciplinary action.

The Silver and Black also got a second-round draft pick and cash in the deal.

The Brahmas will kick off the season at home against the D.C Defenders on March 31.

In the Spurs' Jan. 10 win over Detroit, he became the youngest player in NBA history to record a triple-double with zero turnovers.

It's the first time since the 2015-16 season that a rookie has cracked the top 15 best-selling jerseys list.

Arlington's AT&T stadium beat out New York's MetLife Stadium to host the elite event, a British newspaper reports.

Mike Taylor and Rudy Jay are the latest San Antonio radio personalities to jump from broadcast to the internet.