The San Antonio Spurs are off to a strong start this season, despite significant injuries to key players like Victor Wembanyama

The NBA Cup final doesn't count. New York will enter with an 18-7 record. San Antonio will enter with an 18-7 record. And when Tuesday night's game between the Knicks and Spurs is over, those records will be unchanged.

The San Antonio Spurs, off to their best start in nine years, found ample success without Victor Wembanyama. In his absence, Devin Vassell showed how.

New York investment banker Daniel Bassichis, who oversees Vero Capital, says he looks forward to putting the litigation behind them.

And as he pondered the pressure to end the Spurs’ six-year postseason drought, the 19-year-old Harper embraced the expectations that come with joining a franchise that played beyond the regular season for 22 consecutive years (1997-98 through 2019-20). “We’re going to make the playoffs,” Harper said at the team’s media day.

Saturday was our first true taste of what the future holds for the Oklahoma City Thunder and San Antonio Spurs. The two met for the first time this season in Ve