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Spurs overcome Timberwolves in home opener, 91-100.

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-clutch threes by ingram, murray -comeback threes by shumpert -mills and gay with nice drives to stay in the game -noah and o'quinn with nice defensive plays -ingram and bradley with steals -8-0 run to end fourth quarter

Mario Chalmers signs with the Spurs.

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Mario Chalmers finally has an NBA roster spot again. "First off, I'm glad to be healthy. Body feels right, again. I want to thank the San Antonio Spurs organization for giving me a shot, and I will make the most of it. I'm capable of doing everything they ask me to do. At this point of my career, I'm wanting what is best for the team, what's best for the organization, trying to take care of little things that keep me on the court and help a team win. They win championships here. I've won a couple rings in Miami, had some wars with these guys, so I'm excited to be part of all this. It's kind of come full circle." Chalmers is known for hitting the game-winning shot in the NCAA Tournament with Kansas, and for me being part of the "Big 3" superteam in Miami, the same that took on these Spurs and even came away with a title over them. Rest assured, Chalmers likely won't harp on that too much as he seems legitimately interested in ...

A team chases history, as a player embarks on a new adventure...

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Kawhi Leonard is no longer a Spur. News broke this summer that Kawhi Leonard desired to take his NBA career into its next phase, contented by several championship runs in San Antonio and hungry for a new challenge. Startled, shocked, a bit hurt, the San Antonio Spurs organization honored the star forward's request. Another player on the fringe of that next step, Brandon Ingram, would be the parting gift by Leonard's commanding trade value. A third-year player, Brandon Ingram has shown promise. "There comes a time when every man sets his heart and his mind on a dream. For Kawhi, that's LA. Kawhi has helped this entire organization and its fanbase realize championship-level dreams, so it bequeaths us to oblige him on this next level of his basketball career. I'm sure as hell gonna miss him, though," Coach Gregg Popovich told reporters once the blockbuster deal was approved by the league. Leonard & Popovich have shared great success together. ...