Spurs ranked sixth in Bleacher Report's starting lineup rankings
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 28, 2026, 1:40 AM
Last updated Jul 28, 2026
The San Antonio Spurs' projected starting five is ranked sixth in Bleacher Report's latest lineup rankings. This comes after the Spurs made their first NBA Finals appearance since 2014. Despite the team's strong record of 21–3 with their primary lineup last season, concerns remain about the backcourt, particularly regarding De'Aaron Fox's potential role. The rankings highlight the talent and promise of teams like the Philadelphia 76ers and Oklahoma City Thunder that placed ahead of San Antonio. As the Spurs prepare for the new season, they are seen as contenders with significant potential, especially with Victor Wembanyama leading the team.
- •Spurs' projected starting lineup ranks sixth overall.
- •Team had a strong 21–3 record with main lineup last season.
- •Concerns exist about the backcourt dynamics.
- •Critics argue the Spurs should be ranked higher after Finals appearance.
- •Victor Wembanyama remains a key figure for the team's success.
- 1:40 AMYahoo Sports — Spurs receive surprising placement in Bleacher Report’s starting lineup rankings
"San Antonio’s projected starting five came in lower than many Spurs fans may have expected.
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