Matthew Tynan, Trevor Zickgraf and Bruno Passos discuss everything from conspiracy theories, to draft prospects, to what the Spurs' approach should be during this draft cycle.

The main focus was on Dylan Harper, and whether San Antonio just needs to draft him and call it a day. But there's a bigger conversation to be had about fit, long-term identity, and the idea it's almost time for the Spurs to start streamlining their roster construction.

Matthew Tynan and Trevor Zickgraf explore some pressing questions about everything Spurs as the team heads into a very important offseason.

Matthew Tynan answers questions from Corporate Knowledge newsletter subscribers during a live show.

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First, Matthew Tynan gives a quick update on Gregg Popovich, who released an official statement Thursday announcing he would not return to the sidelines this season, but hopes to return to coaching. Wishing Pop the best.

Then, Matthew and Trevor Zickgraf get into a long discussion about Devin Vassell's tough season, what's gone wrong, and what's led to his struggles.

After the break, the guys open up the can of worms that is Stephon Castle's minutes situation and role within the rotation.

Also, more De'Aaron Fox talk, and flowers for Keldon Johnson.

Matthew Tynan is joined by Isaac Levy-Rubinett of The Ringer to discuss Victor Wembanyama's second season in San Antonio and its much-too-early ending. Where did Vic thrive? Where is improvement needed? Were there any surprises? What about his status as a No. 1 option?

Then, after the break, they get into MORE questions moving forward, particularly as it pertains to the team's mindset, its goals, Mitch Johnson's rotation decisions without Wemby, and how to best develop for the future while still remaining competitive in the present.

Host Matthew Tynan fields mailbag questions from Corporate Knowledge newsletter subscribers.

Topics range from trade-deadline inquiries, to buyout-market speculation, to questions about the current rotation, to what Mitch Johnson eats for breakfast.

First, Matthew Tynan and Trevor Zickgraf discuss the Spurs' deadline dealings, as well as teams like Chicago and Atlanta making things even sweeter for San Antonio.

Then, after the break, they reflect on De'Aaron Fox's excellent debut for his new team.

First, Matthew and Trevor discuss what San Antonio can do to hit the reset button in Paris, and remind listeners of the obvious importance of Jeremy Sochan.

Then, after the break, they try to figure out the Spurs' thought process as the February trade deadline approaches. Moves are coming in the near future, but will it be sooner rather than later?

Matthew Tynan is joined by Trevor Zickgraf to talk about almost everything under the sun as it pertains to the current state of your San Antonio Spurs. From late-game struggles, to Devin Vassell's shooting, to Mitch Johnson's decisions, to Jeremy Sochan's role, to Victor Wembanyama's rough clutch-time performances -- it's all mostly covered. They'd need another hour to get to every single issue, but one should do just fine for now.

First, Trevor and Matthew discuss the NBA Cup and San Antonio's loss to Phoenix, including the uncharacteristic lack of poise from a team that's done so well remaining organized this season.

Then, after the break, they get into the different possible lineup constructions the Spurs will have on the table once Victor Wembanyama returns from his newest injury and Devin Vassell finally makes his way back into the starting lineup.

Finally, a brief reflection on the first quarter of the Spurs' season.