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Over two-and-a-half weeks have passed since the Spurs’ 2023-24 season came to an end, and while they only barely managed to match last season’s win total of 22, that doesn’t mean there wasn’t anything memorable about it. Quite the contrary, actually. In that spirit, I thought it would be fun to look back at some of the most moments moments from the season. They could be entire games, certain plays, notable stat lines — really anything that will stick with us for a while, beginning with...

Similar to last season’s 5-2 start, the Spurs gave us a bit of false hope early with a 3-2 start (before the dreaded 18-game losing streak), which was capped off by consecutive wins at the home of a Phoenix Suns team that had championship aspirations behind a new big three of Devin Booker, Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal. The first game featured a huge rally by the Spurs who were still down by three late before a Victor Wembanyama putback slam with six seconds left, followed by a Keldon Johnson steal and layup in the backcourt to secure the 115-114 win on their only lead of the game.

The second game was almost a mirror image of the first, with the Spurs holding a double-digit lead most of the night before staving off a late Suns rally, but more importantly, it was Wemby’s “breakout” NBA game, showing the hype was real with 38 points and 10 rebounds in just his fifth career game.

After the early success, it was all downhill for quite a while for the Spurs, but a turning point in the season overall was a tight 111-115 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks in January. While it wasn’t a win, it was the game where Tre Jones finally returned to starting point guard, and the difference in the Spurs’ level of play was palpable. However, in the long term, the most memorable thing about that game will be the first matchup between two European unicorns in Wemby and Giannis Antetokounmpo. While the latter had himself a night with a dominant 44 points, the former held his own against the 2x MVP, including making a statement with one epic block that gave the Spurs a chance to force overtime.

It’s nearly impossible to keep track of how many historic feats Wemby accomplished throughout his rookie season, but one big one was not just recording a triple-double, but two using different stats. The first came via assists, with a 16-12-10 stat line in a January blowout win at Detroit, and the other was a more rare type with blocks, going 27-14-10 in their one Rodeo Road Trip win in Toronto.

Speaking of that game in Toronto, it featured one of my favorite plays of the season, courtesy of Devin Vassell. As the ball was heading out of bounds on the sidelines, he jumped to save it with his back to the court, and in one fluid motion flung it behind his back to an open Wemby under the basket. Wemby was already shocked before he could even complete the formality of putting the ball in the basket, and the look he had while heading back up the court was priceless.

It was another rough Rodeo Road Trip for the young Spurs, and while the return home is always a relief, it didn’t look like a win would immediately be in the works with the rising Oklahoma City Thunder waiting. However, the Spurs stunned everyone with a strong team performance for the win, and Wemby all but secured the Rookie of the Year vote with a three and dad-block over his main opponent, Chet Holmgren, on consecutive plays.

The post-RRT trip Spurs were a different team, and another time they showed it was against a Knicks team that was fighting for playoff seeding. It was yet another big Wemby game with a 40-20-7 (assist) stat line to help overcome 61 points from Jalen Brunson, but it still took a full team effort. It all came down to a wild fourth quarter with several lead changes and a thrilling OT, capped by Wemby throwing the ball into the stands for his first NBA fine.

Maybe the most satisfying win of the season came in the penultimate game, when a depleted Spurs team stunned a healthy defending-champion Nuggets squad that was still fighting for the top seed. It seemed like it would be just another loss as they got down big early in the second half, but instead the Spurs staged an impressive second-half comeback sparked by 17 straight points from Wemby in the third quarter to get them back into the game.

Then, it was another wild final few minutes, capped off with a game-winning lay-up by Devonte’ Graham (a.k.a. Unc), who had patiently sat on the bench all season but was ready when called upon. It was a joy seeing his teammates so happy for him.

This might just be recency bias, but I couldn’t finish without mentioning Jones’ dunk in the Spurs’ blowout win of the Pistons to close the season. Both teams were playing skeleton crews, but that didn’t matter to the Spurs as the ran away with the game, and by the time Jones completed his only dunk of the season, everyone was having too much fun. His smile, the sheer joy from his teammates on the bench — I keep finding myself rewatching it and smiling even today, and it brings a level of happiness to sustain me while we optimistically wait another six months for a new season.

and the crowd goes CRAZY?? pic.twitter.com/pZoYRKjz2D

— San Antonio Spurs (@spurs) April 14, 2024

How about you, Pounders? What are some more memorable moments (the positive kind) from the season that that will stick with you? Feel free to add more in the comments below!

The San Antonio Spurs biggest rival may end up being the Oklahoma City Thunder but not for the reason you think.

NBA fans got their first taste of Victor Wembanyama this season and the returns were more than what was expected. He had some of the most ridiculous performances, while routinely making highlight plays that make you belly laugh incredulously. Prior to his arrival, you had never seen a player do what he has been able to do on the court at his size.

Wembanyama's American introduction wasn't presented alone, though. Chet Holmgren not only had his rookie season at the same time but ended up on the Oklahoma City Thunder. The league could not write a better script for a heavyweight rivalry if they tried. If the basketball gods stay on the side of fans, everyone will get to watch those two go head-to-head for two decades.

It's easy to get caught up in the battles that take place on the hardwood because they're right in front of your face. The high-level basketball played on the floor is why you watch but it is not the only factor in deciding the outcomes fans enjoy. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Chet and their assortment of talented players will be problems for years to come but the biggest threat is the man running their front office: General Manager Sam Presti.

The biggest threat to San Antonio's return to dominance is Sam Presti

Oklahoma City is the only organization in the NBA with more first-round draft picks than San Antonio. The Thunder are sitting on a potential 16 opening-round selections until 2030, including 3 in this year's draft.

Presti joined their franchise in 2007 when they were still in Seattle and hasn't left, making him the longest-tenured GM in the league. His first move was to draft Kevin Durant. He put together the young, dynamic OKC team that fans remember fondly, composed of KD, Russell Westbrook, James Harden and Serge Ibaka. Many feel like it was a mistake to trade Harden when he did but that team continued to make deep postseason runs.

When Durant wanted out and Westbrook left, it made life difficult for their front office and they had to pivot but with patience and efficient asset management, they are back in the thick of things. With Presti at the helm, they will likely continue to manage the team at an elevated level. He even secured ex-Spurs shooting coach Chip Engelland.

So, if the Spurs want to retake the top spot in this rivalry, they better be prepared to go with the war with the mind of Sam Presti. That means having more hits than misses in the coming draft and beyond. However, the determining factor may end up being that San Antonio has Victor Wembanyama. That helps.

Amidst its taco scene, San Antonio is also famous for whipping up delicious pizza ladened with toppings. Bringing flavours from the prominent cities of the US, the Alamo City makes every you're wonderful with its pizza creations.

While San Antonio doesn't have a signature pie that carries its name, the city truly captures the essence of signature pies from every other city and makes it perfect every time. There are several pizza spots for the ultimate cravings, but if you're looking for something exceptional, go through this list of the top seven most popular haunts.

Whether you like the taste of true Neapolitan or the convenient American, these pizza spots have everything on their menu to soothe your tastebuds. Head to Il forno for the taste of everchanging antipasti, or visit the Dough Pizzeria to savour some of the best Neapolitan pies.

Some gems like Fralo’s even offer a BYOB menu with all your favourite toppings in one pizza. Give the must-try items a go to experience the best out of every place.

7 Pizza Gems In San Antonio To Visit

1) Il Forno

Image Credit: Il Forno

Il Forno, located in the South town, carries on the legacy of Gwendolyn with its hand-built brick oven. Its commitment to using local, sustainable ingredients is what makes it stand out of the crowd. Led by Chef Jason Garcia, the team cures meats in-house and pickles veggies for ever-changing antipasti. On the menu, you'll find the famed 12-inch thin-crust pizzas like the classic Margarita or adventurous Milano. The cosy indoor space adds to the dining experience, making every meal memorable.

Location: 122 Nogalitos St, San Antonio, TX 78204

Open Hours: Sun-Mon: Closed; Tue-Thu: 11 am–9 pm; Fri-Sat: 11 am–10 pm

Must Try: Margarita Pizza, Intero Pizza, Milano Pizza, Fun Guy Pizza, Pesto Potatoes with Goat Cheese

Price for 2: $20 approx.

2) Dough Pizzeria Napoletana

Dough Pizzeria is a landmark in San Antonio which is known for crafting the finest Naples-style pizza. The second location at Hemisfair opened in 2018, and the restaurant even got accolades from Food Network. Each bite gives you the taste of certified Neapolitan pies, endorsed by Italy's APN. The house-made burrata, especially the Burrata Al Tartufo, a truffle-infused delight is a must-try on the menu. Also, get the classics like Margherita to savour the true artistry of Dough’s.

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Location: 6989 Blanco Rd, San Antonio, TX 78216

Open Hours: Sun-Thu: 11:30 am–9 pm; Fri-Sat: 11:30 am–10 pm

Must Try: Burrata Al Tartufo, Margherita, Pesto Potatoes with Goat Cheese, Milano Pizza, Fun Guy Pizza, Intero Pizza, Verdura Pizza

Price for 2: $20 approx.

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3) Fralo’s

Image Credit: Fralo’s

Fralo’s, with its stellar pizza pies and inviting atmosphere with music and craft beer, gives every visitor a memorable surprise. Located at the intersection of urban charm and hill country allure in Leon Springs, Fralo’s is always bursting with crowds. Their brick oven pizzas made with the freshest ingredients are a local favourite. Especially Grant's Pear 2.0 and the Nutty Chicken. For a healthy alternative, you can opt for Gluten-free and quinoa crusts. Their BYOB options later choose the toppings and pizza pairings for a complete meal.

Location: 23651 I-10, San Antonio, TX 78257

Open Hours: Mon-Sun: 11 am–10 pm

Must Try: Grant’s Pear 2.0 and Nutty Chicken, along with appetisers, salads, and pasta.

Price for 2: $20 approx.

4) Capo’s Pizzeria

Image Credit: Capo’s Pizzeria

Capo’s Pizza brings the flavours of Buffalo, New York, to San Antonio with their authentic Buffalo NY-style pies. With fluffy crusts and spicy pepperoni straight from the hometown, every pizza gets a delectable flavour. Owned by Buffalo natives, Capo’s makes genuine, delicious pizzas every time. Indulge in their must-try Corleone pizza, loaded with Italian sausage and mozzarella on homemade crust. With five convenient locations across the city, experience some of San Antonio’s finest pizza, bringing a taste of the East Coast to the Alamo City.

Location: 8522 Broadway #105, San Antonio, TX 78217

Open Hours: Mon-Thu: 11 am–9 pm; Fri-Sat: 11 am–10 pm; Sun: 12–8 pm

Must Try: Corleone Pizza, Traditional New York Style Pizza, Buffalo NY Style Pizza, Sub Sandwiches

Price for 2: $20 approx.

5) Trilogy Pizza

Image Credit: Trilogy Pizza

Trilogy Pizza offers a trio of pizza styles to satisfy every craving: thin New York–style, deep dish Chicago–style, and thin wheat California crust. Dive into solid NYC–style slices or indulge in fluffy Chicago deep dishes without leaving San Antonio. Their whole wheat crust pizzas outshine national chains, with abundant toppings for any preference. Since 2003, Trilogy has been the go-to for authentic deep dishes, featuring brick oven-browned crusts loaded with meats, cheeses, and veggies. Don’t miss their speciality pies like the Quattro Carni or Spinach Pie, plus salads and pasta options.

Location: 19141 Stone Oak Pkwy #113, San Antonio, TX 78258

Open Hours: Thu-Sun: 12–9 pm; Mon-Wed: Closed

Must Try: New York Style Pizza, Chicago Style Deep Dish Pizza, California Style Thin Crust Pizza, Quattro, Carni Pizza, Spinach Pie, Cauliflower Crust Pizza

Price for 2: $20 approx.

6) Barbaro

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Barbaro, a charming corner eatery, delights with some of San Antonio’s finest pizza. Savour their classic thin, chewy crust pizzas, cooked to perfection in a wood-fired oven. Unique toppings like taleggio cheese and crispy hash browns set Barbaro apart. Enjoy excellent happy hour deals on cocktails and pizza by the slice from 4-6 pm or 10 pm - 2 am. Indulge in full meals featuring charcuterie boards, salads, and seafood tins, or simply unwind with a negroni and a roasted mushroom pizza at the bar. Barbaro promises creativity and quality in every slice.

Location: 2720 McCullough Ave, San Antonio, TX 78212

Open Hours: Mon-Thu: 4 pm–12 am; Fri-Sun: 11 am–12 am

Must Try: Hashbrown Pizza, Roasted Mushroom Pizza, Carbonara Pizza

Price for 2: $30 approx.

7) Sofia’s Pizzeria

Image Credit: Sofia’s Pizzeria

Sofia’s, a family pizzeria named after their pizza-loving daughter, crafts fresh dough and sauce daily, with 35 cents from each 18-inch pizza sold benefiting local children’s nonprofits. Indulge in speciality pies like the Fiesta, Lua, and BBQ Chicken, or savour Sofia’s pie with baby spinach, portabella mushrooms, and ricotta. Don’t miss their irresistible garlic knots. Offering NYC-style slices reminiscent of Mulberry Street in Soho, Sofia’s promises cheesy, fold-and-go goodness that will make it your new favourite pizza spot.

Location: 903 E Bitters Rd Ste 301, San Antonio, TX 78216

Open Hours: Mon-Thu: 11 am–8 pm; Fri-Sat: 11 am–9 pm; Sun: 12–8 pm

Must Try: Sofia's Pie, Fiesta, Lua, And BBQ chicken, Alongside Garlic Knots And Fresh Cannoli,

Price for 2: $20 approx.

Celebrate the city's diverse Asian community with authentic food, cultural performances, and fun activities for all ages at the San Antonio Asian Festival. (Asian Festival San Antonio)

SAN ANTONIO - Celebrate the city's diverse Asian community with authentic food, cultural performances, and fun activities for all ages at the San Antonio Asian Festival.

The event will be held on May 11th at La Villita Historic Village.

Organized by the Asian Resource Center of San Antonio (ARCSA) in partnership with the City of San Antonio and UTSA Institute of Texan Cultures (ITC), the festival offers a fun-filled experience for the whole family.

Attendees can expect:

“The Asian Resource Center of San Antonio is pleased and honored to host the San Antonio Asian Festival in partnership with UTSA ITC and the City of San Antonio,” said Elisa Chan, ARCSA President. “Through the festival, we hope to bring together people from various backgrounds to experience the flavors, traditions, and arts of Asia. We believe that the Asian Festival continues to serve as a vibrant platform for fostering cross-cultural understanding, appreciation, and unity while offering a joyful experience for all who participate.”

The festival has a rich history, starting as a grassroots initiative to share Asian cultures with the broader community. Spearheaded by May Lam, it has grown into a cherished annual event, becoming an integral part of San Antonio's cultural landscape.

“The City of San Antonio is proud to partner with the Asian Resource Center of San Antonio and UTSA’s Institute of Texan Cultures to bring the Asian festival to La Villita Historic Arts Village,” said Mayor Ron Nirenberg. “I invite all to attend and celebrate the diversity and culture of our San Antonio."

This event aligns perfectly with UTSA's commitment to cultural inclusivity and its Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month celebrations.

"The Asian Festival exemplifies UTSA's commitment to celebrating and embracing diverse cultures, fostering an inclusive environment where both our students and the wider community can learn from and appreciate the rich tapestry of Asian heritage,” said Dean Hendrix, UTSA libraries and museums vice provost and university librarian. “This partnership not only brings to life our mission of transformative education but also connects us more deeply with the community, enabling us to contribute positively to its cultural and social fabric."

CLICK HERE for more information, ticket purchases, and festival updates.