SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Spurs are bringing veteran point guard Chris Paul to the roster next season.
According to a report, Paul is set to ink a one-year deal and fill the Spurs' need for a veteran point guard to pair with Victor Wembanyama and mentor the young guards on the roster, including rookie Stephon Castle and the rest of the players.
The 18-year NBA veteran averaged 9.2 points per game (the lowest of his career), 3.9 rebounds, and 6.8 assists (the second lowest) last season for Golden State and shot 37% from the three-point line.
Following the news, Spurs fans took to X to voice their opinions and the signing was mostly met with applause.
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However, some fans scoffed at the signing, pointing out that Paul wasn't what they wanted at the point guard spot.
Here's a sample of how Spurs fans reacted CP3 coming to San Antonio:
Some fans did not agree with the addition.
The 18-year NBA veteran averaged 9.2 points per game (the lowest of his career), 3.9 rebounds, and 6.8 assists (the second lowest) last season for Golden State and shot 37% from the three-point line.
Paul fills the Spurs' need for a veteran point guard to pair with Victor Wembanyama and mentor the young players on the roster, including rookie guard Stephon Castle. He is a multi-time All-Star and a floor general and would be able to impart his NBA knowledge to the young Spurs team.
How do you feel about Paul joining San Antonio? Let us know on X at @KENS5 and @JeffGSpursKENS5.