CHARLOTTE, N.C. — It's starting to sink in, Spurs fans. After 17 seasons in the silver and black, Tony Parker really won't be playing in San Antonio anymore.
In a photo posted to Instagram Friday morning, Tony Parker can be seen posing in front of a Charlotte Hornets logo in the team's practice facility. His Facebook page has also been updated with a new photo with his new number 9 Hornets jersey. As of Friday at noon, however, his Twitter page still has a Spurs theme.
Last week, Parker agreed to a two-year deal with the Charlotte Hornets. Coach Gregg Popovich released a statement thanking Parker for his contributions to multiple championship-winning teams in San Antonio.
In Charlotte, Parker joins former Spurs assistant coach James Borrego, who took over as head coach of the Hornets in May.
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