Sooo, the Spurs season opener had a lot going on. The team (and retired legends Tim Duncan and David Robinson) made a very clear political statement by linking arms and sharing a message encouraging San Antonio to take a stand against social injustice. And we got our first full look at this season’s H-E-B commercials. AND Tim Duncan’s baby, Quill, made her debut.

If you missed out on the big night, don’t worry. The Current (with some help from social media) will fill you in.

Current and past players stood on the court in solidarity after the National Anthem as the message was displayed. Credit: Photo via Twitter, @manuginobili
“That commonality should include aspirations for social justice, freedom of speech in its many forms, and equal opportunity for education and economic advancement regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation or religion. It is our hope that we can, as a community, inspire and evoke real change. We ask that you join with us in your daily lives in the pursuit of equality. And in that, we honor our country by exercising demands for what this great nation has promised and what our military continues to fight for.” Credit: Screenshot via Twitter, @JasonMinnix
“That commonality should include aspirations for social justice, freedom of speech in its many forms, and equal opportunity for education and economic advancement regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation or religion. It is our hope that we can, as a community, inspire and evoke real change. We ask that you join with us in your daily lives in the pursuit of equality. And in that, we honor our country by exercising demands for what this great nation has promised and what our military continues to fight for.” Credit: Screenshot via Twitter, @JasonMinnix
“That commonality should include aspirations for social justice, freedom of speech in its many forms, and equal opportunity for education and economic advancement regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation or religion. It is our hope that we can, as a community, inspire and evoke real change. We ask that you join with us in your daily lives in the pursuit of equality. And in that, we honor our country by exercising demands for what this great nation has promised and what our military continues to fight for.” Credit: Screenshot via Twitter, @JasonMinnix
The Spurs warmed up in their season opener against the Minnesota Timberwolves. Credit: Photo via Twitter, @JasonMinnix
In the first H-E-B commercial to come out this season, Spurs players tasted hummus from every Texan’s favorite grocery store. Credit: Screenshot via YouTube, H-E-B
Patty Mills said his chocolate hummus really “awakens the palate.” He’s so cultured. Credit: Screenshot via YouTube, H-E-B
Manu Ginobili said his hummus was “very full bodied.” So eloquent. Credit: Screenshot via YouTube, H-E-B
Pau Gasol asks whether the correct plural term is “hummus” or “hummuses.” “Na, it stays the same,” said Patty Mills. “Like ‘moose.'” “Hu-moose,” joked Kawhi Leonard. Credit: Screenshot via YouTube, H-E-B
But perhaps most exciting of all was the debut of Quill Duncan, who was born in March. Credit: Photo via Twitter, @Austinforkeep
Tim Duncan and girlfriend Vanessa Macias have been dating since 2013. Credit: Photo via Twitter, @WildKingdumb
This guy is right. The Spurs Nation is all family. Credit: Photo via Twitter, rene_ramirez1/

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