The Spurs need high cap players, and two white players are their ideal targets for the fourth signing?

In the next NBA draft conference, the San Antonio Spurs will hold two lottery tickets, the fourth and eighth in the first round respectively. From the perspective of the needs of the Spurs, they need to use these two draft rights to win a player of the first position and a player of the third position, which are obviously two relatively weak positions in the current starting lineup of the Spurs.

Judging from the players in these two positions in this year's draft conference, the player with the highest maturity in the No. 1 position is undoubtedly the Serbian point guard Nikola Topic. Topic's ball control and dribbling ability, breakthrough ability, finishing ability, organization and tandem attack ability are very excellent. He is also the only player among all the rookies who can assume the main control responsibility at the current stage. The only problem is that the Spurs' No. 4 signing may not have a chance to win Topic, because the Washington Wizards who hold the No. 1 pick and the Houston Rockets who hold the exploratory draw may win Topic first. Perhaps Topic may not be the highest limit of point guards this year, and his adaptability to the Spurs' lineup is not too high, but he is also the only number one player who can immediately improve the competitiveness of the Spurs in a short time.

In the third position, the Spurs selected Zaccarie Risacher, Matas Buzelis and Stephen Castle, who has amazing static talent in body measurement. Rissahe is a projective striker, Buzelis is a striker with comprehensive offensive ability, and Castle is a winger with both offensive and defensive abilities. Rissahe's projection ability can help the team open up space; The upper limit of Buzelis may be very surprising, and his plasticity in organization and connection is very high; Castle can reduce the pressure on the team at both ends of attack and defense. His multi position attribute is very good. Their joining can help the team, but it seems that these players are difficult to stay in the eighth place. The Spurs should also consider using the fourth sign to directly select one of them.

If the Spurs can select Topic with the No. 4 signing, it is undoubtedly the most ideal result. Even if they cannot select these small forwards with the No. 8 signing, they can also choose other front-line players, such as Cody Williams or even Ron Holland. Conversely, if Topic is selected by the Rockets or Wizards, the operation of the Spurs should be to use No. 4 to sign and select one of Boozeris or Castle, who has organizational talents. After all, if they can realize their talents, they really have a chance to help the Spurs improve the overall competitiveness of the team, and the Spurs also need high cap players like them. Next, the Spurs can use the No. 8 draw to select one of Reed Sheppard or Rob Dillingham to fill the No. 1 position.

Option 1 (Topic can be selected): No. 4 will sign Topic, No. 8 will sign Cody or Holland

Option 2: Bouzelis or Castle on the 4th, Shepard or Dillingham on the 8th