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SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS - DECEMBER 23: Harrison Barnes #40 of the San Antonio Spurs reacts during the game against the Oklahoma City Thunder at Frost Bank Center on December 23, 2025 in San Antonio, Texas. (Photo by Kenneth Richmond/Getty Images)
The San Antonio Spurs made it all the way to the NBA Finals this season. Once there though, they were bested by the New York Knicks in five games.
As a result, some changes will likely be coming to San Antonio’s roster over the offseason.
Full List of San Antonio Spurs 2026 NBA Free Agents

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The Spurs have a plethora of players headed for free agency this summer, and it’s extremely unlikely that they’ll all be back in San Antonio next season.
The good news for the Spurs is that most of their key contributors are locked up for next season and beyond, but they could be in danger of losing some of their depth pieces.
Here is the full list of San Antonio’s 2026 NBA free agents:
- Harrison Barnes (unrestricted)
- Kelly Olynyk (unrestricted)
- Bismack Biyombo (unrestricted)
- Mason Plumlee (unrestricted)
- Lindy Waters III (unrestricted)
- Jordan McLaughlin (unrestricted)
- David Jones-Garcia (restricted/two-way)
- Harrison Ingram (restricted/two-way)
In addition to those free agents, Julian Champagnie has a $3 million team option in his contract for next season that the Spurs will almost assuredly exercise. After his contributions this past season, it’s hard to imagine the Spurs letting Champagnie walk anywhere.
This story will be updated.
Michael Kaskey-Blomain Michael Kaskey-Blomain is an experienced sports media member covering the NBA and NFL for Heavy. He has been in the industry for well over a decade with previous stops including the Philadelphia Inquirer and CBS Sports. Michael also serves as a Philadelphia 76ers reporter and insider for ESPN 97.3 and an NBA and NFL contributor for The Sporting News. More about Michael Kaskey-Blomain




















