In Spurscast episode 618, Spurscast host Paul Garcia and Project Spurs writer Collin Reid discuss the latest San Antonio Spurs topics:

In Spurscast episode 613, Spurscast host Paul Garcia and Project Spurs founder Michael De Leon discuss the latest San Antonio Spurs topics,: 

The Spurs’ loss in the play-in game vs Memphis

Some early offseason dates to watch

Team review of the Spurs’ strengths and weaknesses on offense and defense this season

Project Spurs writer Collin Reid discusses the odds of the Spurs making it out of the play-in and if making the playoffs is worth not having a lottery pick.

Project Spurs' writer Collin Reid breaks down how the Spurs could make the NBA play-in tournament and how the Pelicans could jump them.

Project Spurs writer Collin Reid looks at the 3 restricted free agent big men who have been linked to the Spurs and discusses how likely the Spurs are to get each, as well as how they would fit with the team. He then discusses another non-big restricted free agent he feels fits better than any of the big men and discusses Jakob Poeltl.

Project Spurs writer Collin Reid looks at the San Antonio Spurs' salary cap situation for the 2021-2022 NBA off-season. Salary cap information from http://www.basketballinsiders.com/san-antonio-spurs-team-salary/ and CBA information from http://www.cbafaq.com/salarycap.htm

In Spurscast episode 607, Spurscast host Paul Garcia is joined by Project Spurs writer Stephen Anderson to discuss: 

LaMarcus Aldridge announcing his retirement

The Spurs in the last 4 games

Lonnie Walker IV’s return from injury 

Examining how the play-in tournament will work

In Spurscast episode 605, Spurscast host Paul Garcia discusses the latest San Antonio Spurs news including:

Project Spurs' writer Collin Reid discusses why the LaMarcus Aldridge buy-out was a good move for both him and the San Antonio Spurs, even if Aldridge looks great in his smaller role on the Brooklyn Nets.

Project Spurs' Paul Garcia and Michael De Leon discuss the signing by the San Antonio Spurs of Cam Reynolds to a 10-day contract and talk about how he did in the G-League bubble with the Austin Spurs and what he may add to San Antonio.  Reynolds is capable of playing three positions at shooting guard, small forward and small ball power forward, and he really showed what he was capable of once Tre Jones and Luka Samanic were called up and he was relied on for more offense.