San Antonio Spurs guard Dylan Harper wants to help his team win, but he has little interest in spending his second NBA season as a reserve. The issue carries greater weight after his postseason breakout accelerated expectations for the 20-year-old…

San Antonio Spurs guard Dylan Harper made his lineup preferences explicit during a joint GQ interview with teammate Stephon Castle published on Monday, September 28. After briefly offering a diplomatic response about doing whatever the team requires, Harper rejected a reserve role, stating he will not come off the bench for the upcoming NBA season.
Harper's comments follow a breakout postseason run that included a 24-point, 11-rebound start against the Oklahoma City Thunder while replacing an injured De'Aaron Fox. Although San Antonio previously positioned Harper as a reserve behind Fox, his strong playoff performances have intensified discussions regarding the Spurs' starting backcourt rotation.
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