Spurs may trade $229 million point guard for 76ers forward
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 20, 2026, 10:46 PM
Last updated Jun 20, 2026
The San Antonio Spurs are considering a trade that would send veteran point guard De'Aaron Fox to the Philadelphia 76ers in exchange for star forward Paul George. After struggling in the NBA Finals against the New York Knicks, the Spurs are looking to revamp their roster for future seasons. A report suggests that moving Fox, whose contract extension starts next season, could ease the financial burden on the Spurs, as George's contract is shorter. However, concerns remain regarding George's current performance and health. The Spurs' potential decision on this trade could shape their upcoming roster and playoff aspirations.
- •De'Aaron Fox struggled in the NBA Finals against the Knicks.
- •Paul George may be acquired in a trade centered on Fox.
- •Fox's contract extension begins next season, worth $55 million annually.
- •George's performance has decreased due to age and injury issues.
- •Spurs aiming to strengthen their roster for future playoff runs.
- 10:46 PMYahoo Sports — Spurs predicted to cut ties with overwhelmed $229 million point guard, acquire 76ers star forward
"The San Antonio Spurs would land an aging Philadelphia 76ers star in a recent trade concept.
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