Spurs
Coverage of Spurs in the Nexus archive.
- Bulls find no-shortcut guy, landing Tiago Splitter as new head coach
The Chicago Bulls have hired Tiago Splitter as their 25th head coach, replacing Billy Donovan. Splitter, a former NBA champion with the Spurs, previously served as an assistant coach in Brooklyn and Portland, where he led the Trail Blazers to a playoff berth this season. Bulls executive Bryson Graham emphasized the need for a coach who is intelligent, a leader, and capable of coaching both offense and defense.
- Prince Harry makes surprise solo appearance at Knicks vs. Spurs game after skipping Trooping the Colour
Prince Harry made a surprise solo appearance at a Knicks vs. Spurs game after skipping Trooping the Colour. He is set to visit the UK next month to promote the 2027 Invictus Games.
- James Talarico Plays Up Spurs’ Past Glory in Campaign Ad Aimed at Texas Voters
James Talarico, a Senate candidate in Texas, is using the Spurs' past glory in a campaign ad aimed at Texas voters to improve his standing with male voters.
- Teen beaten into coma by brute bellowing ‘Spurs in 7’ during livestreamed Knicks Game 4 NYC brawl
A teen was beaten into a coma by an individual shouting 'Spurs in 7' during a livestreamed Knicks Game 4 in NYC. Dozens of bystanders either filmed the incident or ignored it due to being engrossed in the game.
- NYPD searching for several hooligans who attacked Spurs fan and snatched his jersey after Game 3 mayhem
The NYPD is investigating a group of hooligans who attacked a 39-year-old Spurs fan and stole his Tim Duncan jersey on 47th Street just after midnight on Tuesday following Game 3. The incident occurred as the fan was returning to his hotel.
- NYPD says group attacked Spurs fan and stole jersey after Game 3 in Midtown
The NYPD released footage of an attack on a Spurs fan in Midtown after Game 3, where the victim was punched and kicked near Times Square. Police confirmed the incident involved robbery, with the fan's jersey stolen.
- Spurs-Knicks Game 4 ticket prices are dropping by thousands. Get them now
Ticket prices for Spurs-Knicks Game 4 are dropping significantly, and the article urges readers to purchase now to attend a Finals game at the Garden.
- Inside the astronomical ticket prices for sporting events and concerts
The average cost for a ticket to Game 3 of the NBA Finals between the Knicks and Spurs at Madison Square Garden on the secondary market has risen from $3,000 to over $8,000. CBS News reporter Joe Enoch highlights the trend of escalating ticket prices in the entertainment industry.
- Spurs-Knicks Finals ticket prices plummet before Game 3. Get them at a discount
Spurs-Knicks Finals ticket prices have dropped significantly ahead of Game 3, offering fans an opportunity to purchase tickets at a discount. The article highlights how to save thousands of dollars on tickets for the event.
- Latin America Sports Daily for Saturday, June 6, 2026
Messi returned to full training with Argentina in Kansas City, Brazil's World Cup code of conduct was revealed, and the Knicks defeated the Spurs 105-104. The article also mentions five days remaining until kickoff.
- Mitchell Robinson looks “comfortable” in practice with wrap on hand | Knicks Practice Report
Mitchell Robinson appears comfortable during Knicks practice in San Antonio ahead of Game 1. The NY Post’s Stefan Bondy and Jared Schwartz highlight challenges posed by the Spurs' defense, strategies to slow Victor Wembanayama, and the potential significance of the Karl-Anthony Towns series.
- Polymarket promo code NYPMAX: Deposit $20, get $50 for Thunder vs. Spurs
Polymarket is offering a promotional bonus for new users who deposit $20 using promo code NYPMAX, receiving $50 in return. The promotion is tied to the Thunder vs. Spurs sports event. This represents a marketing initiative to attract users to the prediction market platform.