Locked On Spurs - Daily Podcast On The San Antonio Spurs

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  The Spurs Have the Deepest Wing Rotation in the West, but who has the Best? Plus, Kawhi Saga ends. 16.09.2026 37min

  The NBA's best wings all migrated East — so what's left out West? Matthew Tynan and Tyler Prince rank the Western Conference wing groups and keep circling back to the same answer: the Spurs are ludicrously deep. Devin Vassell, Julian Champagnie, Keldon Johnson, Carter Bryant, and Harrison Barnes make a wing rotation Matthew won't quite call the best in the West.
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  The Spurs Have Until Opening Night to Lock Up Devin Vassell (For Now) — and Open Scrimmage is Set 15.09.2026 20min

  An extra episode for a great voicemail on the Spurs' cap future. Matthew Tynan flags the deadline few fans know: Devin Vassell becomes extension-eligible in early October, and if it's not done before opening night, it's off the table until next year. Keldon Johnson's window runs to June 30 — and behind it all, does a De'Aaron Fox trade become inevitable once Wemby, Castle, and Harper get paid?
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  The Best Backcourt in the West, Curry is still incredible, and will the Lakers make the Playoffs? 15.09.2026 32min

  Wembanyama is the MVP favorite — but Matthew Tynan and Tyler Prince argue the Spurs actually won the day with their backcourt. De'Aaron Fox, Stephon Castle, and Dylan Harper rank as the No. 1 guard group in the Western Conference, ahead of even Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's Thunder, because they can control the pace of a game for a full 48 minutes.
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  SPURS SQUAD SHOW: ChatGPT SAID WHAT about Victor Wembanyama?!? | Revisiting Our WORST Spurs Takes! 11.09.2026 1t 2min

  Casey Viera, NBA champion Devin Brown and “Locked On Spurs” daily podcast host Matthew Tynan discuss their biggest takeaways from the offseason and have fun with ChatGPT’s projection of the Spurs.
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  Why the Fox-Harper Bond Is a Strength, Not a Storyline — Plus the Spurs' New Way to Watch 11.09.2026 29min

  Dylan Harper isn't dodging the De'Aaron Fox question. Matthew Tynan and Tyler Prince break down Harper's answer from a summer Q&A, why the so-called rivalry was never real, and how Fox mentoring the guy drafted to play his position says everything about this locker room.
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  The Spurs Have to Stop Blowing Big Leads — Keldon or Devin, and Picking Fights with other Podcasts 09.09.2026 30min

  The Spurs blew a double-digit lead in every game of the NBA Finals — and all season long against the Knicks — and Matthew Tynan and Tyler Prince say learning to close is this young team's real test. The good news? The swagger everyone criticized isn't going anywhere.
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  The Clippers lose 5 first-rounders, the Spurs Dodge a Bullet, and Uncle Dennis Gets Suspended. 07.09.2026 35min

  The NBA finally dropped the hammer on the Kawhi Leonard saga — the Clippers forfeit five first-round picks (2029-2033), Steve Ballmer is suspended a year, and Spurs fans are the ones dodging every one of these bullets. Matthew Tynan and Trevor Zickgraf break down the most severe penalty in years.
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  Harper’s budding superstar-dom, It takes Luck to win it all and the deepest roster in the NBA. 04.09.2026 32min

  Spurs people aren't calling Dylan Harper a star — they're calling him a superstar. In Part 2 of the crossover with Gavin Schall of Locked On Knicks, Matthew Tynan digs into Harper's absurd rookie postseason (40% from three over the final three months, elite agility testing, unstoppable getting to the rim) and why some around the league would take him over Cooper Flagg.
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  Billy Donovan Might Be a Bigger Addition Than Tobias Harris and The Knicks actually got worse 03.09.2026 28min

  Everyone's talking about the Tobias Harris signing, but Matthew Tynan and guest Gavin Schall think Billy Donovan's arrival might matter even more — his drive-and-kick system and track record with young players fit this Spurs roster perfectly.
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  SPURS SQUAD SHOW: Reaction to HISTORIC Kawhi Leonard-Clippers PUNISHMENT | Title or Bust for Victor Wembanyama? 03.09.2026 1t 2min

  Casey Viera, NBA champion Devin Brown and "Locked On Spurs" daily podcast host Matthew Tynan react to the historic punishment to the Clippers following the Kawhi Leonard cap circumvention scandal.
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  The Money Is Coming for the Spurs' Depth Sooner Than You Think and Keldon Johnson's Contract Year. 31.08.2026 30min

  Matthew Tynan was asked to rank the top few players in the Spurs' rotation — and the team's so deep he left the reigning Sixth Man of the Year, Keldon Johnson, off his top 7 entirely. He and Tyler Prince lay out the order (Wembanyama, Fox, Castle, Harper, Vassell, Harris, Champagnie) and the tough truth behind it.
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  MAILBAG EPISODE: Dark Alleys, Minutes Getting Squeezed, And Are You Deep Enough? 28.08.2026 37min

  Which Spur would you want on your side in a fight? Can Dylan Harper attain starter status this season? Should the Spurs be looking to make moves at the deadline? All this and more LIVE on today's episode of Locked on Spurs
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  SPURS SQUAD SHOW: Expectations Being OVERHYPED?! | Victor Wembanyama DOMINATING FIBA World Cup Qualifiers 28.08.2026 1t 1min

  Casey Viera, NBA champion Devin Brown and "Locked On Spurs" daily podcast host Matthew Tynan talk San Antonio's soaring expectations entering 2027 and whether the idea of them are too ambitious.
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  The Harper-Fox Endgame, Should the NBA add a 4-pointer? AND Victor was UNSTOPPABLE against Slovenia 28.08.2026 37min

  Victor Wembanyama is making professional basketball players look like kids. France dismantled Slovenia 92-67 without Luka Dončić, and Matthew Tynan and Tyler Prince break down how Wemby's size — plus FIBA's no-offensive-goaltending rule — turns him into an almost unfair matchup nightmare.
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  Copying the Knicks, The Decaying West, and could the Jazz be TROUBLE for the Spurs? 26.08.2026 35min

  Did the Knicks hand the NBA a blueprint for beating the Spurs, or did San Antonio just get out-sized? Matthew Tynan and Tyler Prince land on the latter — it was personnel, not scheme (Karl-Anthony Towns on Wemby, Josh Hart on Castle) — and it's exactly why the Spurs went out and added the size they were missing.
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  Wemby gets Revenge VS. Jokić, are Mavs fans mad about Skinny Luka? AND Destination Hoops 25.08.2026 26min

  Wembanyama got his revenge on Nikola Jokić — France beat Serbia 91-90 on one of the most absurd, easiest buzzer-beaters you'll ever see, and Matthew Tynan and Tyler Prince break down Wemby's 18-5-2 bounce-back (including blocking Jokić twice on one possession).
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  Defenses Are Ready for Dylan Harper Now — Is the Sophomore Slump Coming? | Locked On Spurs Podcast 21.08.2026 35min

  Here's a contrarian take to send you into the weekend: the Spurs offense is actually more dangerous when Victor Wembanyama isn't the one scoring. Matthew Tynan and Tyler Prince explain why nobody warps a defense as a decoy like Wemby, and how his dribble-handoff and pick-and-roll game unlocks everyone else.
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  HOT START: The Spurs Are Going to Start the Season 18-2 AND an Apology for the Jackals 21.08.2026 30min

  Matthew Tynan is putting it on the record: the Spurs are going 18-2 through their first 20 games. With Tyler back in the producer's chair, the guys run the early slate and make the case for an explosive start — a favorable schedule, winnable matchups, NBA Cup games, and a healthy, hungry roster that could send an early message to the rest of the Western Conference.
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  SPURS SQUAD SHOW: Will Dylan Harper Have NBA's BIGGEST BREAKOUT in 2027? | NBA 2K27 Ratings! 20.08.2026 1t 6min

  Casey Viera, NBA champion Devin Brown and "Locked On Spurs" daily podcast host Matthew Tynan debate which Spur will have the biggest breakout in 2027.
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  SMOOTH RUNWAY: The Spurs NEED to cash in on IDEAL early season schedule. 20.08.2026 34min

  The Spurs just got a schedule that sets up beautifully — and Matthew Tynan is back in the big chair to break down why. For the first time ever, San Antonio landed the maximum number of national TV games (34, tied with the Lakers, Knicks, and Sixers), a genuine marker of the Victor Wembanyama era arriving in full. But the bigger story is the soft early runway: a first month-plus that's Western Conference-heavy and largely dodges the East's best, giving a team with real roster continuity a chance to build momentum while opponents are still finding themselves — the same kind of fast start that launched Oklahoma City's run last season. There's even a hidden scheduling perk: all those TV games mean fewer back-to-backs (just 13, below the league average) and a friendlier travel map.