SAN ANTONIO — Veteran point guard Reggie Bullock is reportedly coming to San Antonio in a three-team trade, along with a first-round pick swap.
The Athletic's Shams Charania reported on Wednesday night that the Spurs, Celtics, and Mavericks were finalizing a three-team trade that will send Grant Williams to Dallas, multiple second-round picks to Boston, and Bullock and an unprotected 2030 first-round pick swap from the Mavericks to the Spurs.
The 32-year-old Bullock is on an expiring contract worth $10.5 million this season. Last year he averaged 7.2 points, 3.6 rebounds and 1.4 assists per game while shooting 38% from three on over 5 attempts per game. He played in 78 games for Dallas, and started in 55 of them.
ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski did not mention San Antonio's involvement in the deal when the news broke, but initially reported that Boston would be getting three second-round picks in the deal: 2024, 2025, and 2028.
Woj later updated the compensation to say that Boston and Dallas would both receive two second-round picks.
When the Spurs officially announced the trade, they said they would be sending Toronto's 2025 second and Miami's 2028 second to Dallas, as well as sending the best pick out of either the Bulls or Pelicans to Boston next year.
San Antonio now has $12.5 million in cap space, according to Bobby Marks. It takes the Spurs over the salary floor of $122.418 million, which is the minimum the team had to spend on players this season.
The Spurs have 12 first-round picks through the 2030, and now three of them include pick swaps that give San Antonio the right to take another team's pick instead of their own if it's better. They'll have the right to do that for Atlanta's 2026 (Dejounte Murray trade), Boston's 2028 (Derrick White trade), and Dallas' 2030 (this trade).
It remains to be seen what role, if any, Bullock will have on the Spurs this season, but he's been tweeting like a veteran member of San Antonio's locker room since the trade was announced.
This is a developing story.