2016-17 Spurs Player Grades
Kawhi Leonard 2016-17 season review: A prophecy fulfilled
As foretold a half-decade ago, Leonard continued to carve his own path to becoming a full-fledged NBA superstar.
Dejounte Murray 2016-17 season review: His time is coming
Murray’s patience was tested last season, but he showed a rare combination of development and potential for a Spurs rookie.
Tony Parker 2016-17 season review: Holding out for the masterpiece
Parker saved his best for last, capping off his 16th NBA season with a throwback playoffs that ended too soon.
Jonathon Simmons 2016-17 season review: More juice please
The late bloomer shined on the NBA’s biggest stage — just in time to make a splash in free agency.
Davis Bertans 2016-17 season review: Draft and splash
The Latvian forward finally made his way across the Atlantic and wasted little time in showcasing his potential.
Patty Mills 2016-17 season review: Not your average backup
The diminutive fan favorite continued to round out his game while playing the most minutes of his career.
Danny Green 2016-17 season review: Your friendly neighborhood 3-and-D guy
Green’s shot returned to him last season, while he remained one of the league’s best wing defenders.
Manu Ginobili 2016-17 season review: More tall tales for your grandkids
At 39, Ginobili delivered a solid season and more heroics than anyone could’ve anticipated.
Pau Gasol 2016-17 season review: Acclimation and reinvention
Gasol’s first season as a Spur was a story of two halves, with the veteran moving to the bench and flourishing as a floor-spacing seven-footer.
Dewayne Dedmon 2016-17 season review: A true win-win
Dedmon quickly proved to be a smart signing, even if it might just be for a single season.
Kyle Anderson 2016-17 season review: Still buffering
Anderson’s production stagnated in year three, but he remains a deceptively effective, if underused, player.
David Lee 2016-17 season review: The Spurs’ supercharged super sub
The former All-Star carved out an important role in the Spurs’ fluid frontcourt rotation.
Bryn Forbes 2016-17 season review: A surprise signing who never stopped shooting
The undrafted rookie earned a roster spot in October and more minutes as the season went on.
LaMarcus Aldridge 2016-17 season review: he was better than you may think
The Spurs’ second banana didn’t turn in another All-Star campaign, but he still played a big part in the 61-win season.