San Antonio Spurs Team Salary
Quick: Over the cap. Hard capped by the DeMarre Carroll sign and trade.
Salary Cap: $109,140,000
Luxury Tax Threshold: $132,627,000
Hard Cap: $138,928,000
Projection for 2020-21 ($116 million cap): Up to $47.6 million, significantly less or none with DeMar DeRozan’s player option, partial guaranteed salary of LaMarcus Aldridge and other cap holds.
Roster Count: Fifteen guaranteed, two two-ways
Depth Chart
PG: Dejounte Murray, Patty Mills
SG: Bryn Forbes, Derrick White, Marco Belinelli, Lonnie Walker, Quinndary Weatherspoon (two-way)
SF: DeMar DeRozan, DeMarre Carroll, Keldon Johnson
PF: LaMarcus Aldridge, Rudy Gay, Trey Lyles, Chimezie Metu, Luka Samanic
C: Jakob Poeltl, Drew Eubanks (two-way)
Note: Teams often adjust their depth chart throughout the season, sometimes game by game.
Exceptions
- Mid-Level Exception — $3,758,000 (Trey Lyles)
- Bi-Annual Exception — $0 (Used in 2018-19)
Non-Guaranteed Salaries
- None
Waived Players: Jeff Ledbetter, Matt Farrell, Dedric Lawson, Daulton Hommes, Kenny Williams, Galen Robinson
Traded Players: None
G-League Affiliate: Austin Spurs (general manager Landry Fields, coach Blake Ahearn)
Two-Way Contracts: Drew Eubanks, Quinndary Weatherspoon
Two-Way Daily Rate in NBA/G-League: TBD
Coaching Staff
Head Coach: Gregg Popovich
Assistants: Chip Engelland, Becky Hammon, Will Hardy, Tim Duncan, Mitch Johnson, Darius Songalia (player development assistant)
Trainer: Will Sevening (head athletic trainer), Phil Coles (director of medical services), Paul West (assistant athletic trainer and recovery coordinator), Anthony Falsone (athletic performance coordinator)
Basketball Executives:
- R.C. Buford — president of sports franchises and general manager
- Gregg Popovich — head coach and president of Spurs basketball
- Brian Wright — general manager
- Brent Barry — vice president of basketball operations
- Phil Cullen — director of basketball operations and innovation
- Adam Glessner — senior director of basketball intelligence
- Brandon James — vice president of basketball administration and deputy general counsel
- Dave Telep — director of player personnel
- Niraj Mulji — director of basketball strategy
- Nick Repole — director of research and development
Pick Swaps
- 2022 — Owe second-rounder to Utah Jazz (Boris Diaw).
Cash Paid ($5,617,000 max): $0
Cash Received ($5,617,000 max): $0
Deadlines
- 12/15/19 — No-trade restriction lifts on Trey Lyles and DeMarre Carroll.
- 1/15/20 — No-trade restriction lifts on Rudy Gay.
- 6/29/20 — Player option on DeMar DeRozan.
- 6/29/20 — LaMarcus Aldridge’s $24.0 million guarantees for 2020-21.
- 6/29/20 — Qualifying offer deadline on Jakob Poeltl.
- 6/30/20 — Trey Lyles’ $5.5 million guarantees for 2020-21.
- 8/1/20 — Chimezie Metu’s salary guarantees at $500,000.
- 10/15/20 — Chimezie Metu’s $1,663,861 guarantees for 2020-21.
- Before first day of 2020 season — Extension deadlines on Derrick White and Jakob Poeltl.
- 10/31/20 — Team option on Lonnie Walker, Luka Samanic and Keldon Johnson.
- Three Days following the NBA Draft or 6/30/21 — DeMarre Carroll’s $7 million guarantees for 2021-22.
- 6/29/21 — Qualifying offer deadlines on Derrick White and Chimezie Metu.
- First day of 2021 season — Extension deadline on Lonnie Walker.
- 10/31/21 — Team options on Luka Samanic and Keldon Johnson.
- 6/29/22 — Qualifying offer deadline on Lonnie Walker.
- Before first day of the 2022 season — Extension deadlines for Luka Samanic and Keldon Johnson.
- 6/29/23 — Qualifying offer deadlines for Luka Samanic and Keldon Johnson.
Teams and players can renegotiate guarantee dates. The NBA’s general cut-down date is approximately January 10.
Transactions
- 6/20/19 — Drafted Luka Samanic (19th), Keldon Johnson (29th), Quinndary Weatherspoon (49th).
- 7/1/19 — Signed Luka Samanic (2019-19th) to a $13,030,303 rookie-scale contract.
- 7/1/19 — Signed Keldon Johnson (2019-29th) to a $10,017,385 rookie-scale contract.
- 7/8/19 — Traded Davis Bertans to the Washington Wizards and the draft rights to Nemanja Dangubic (2014-54th) to the Brooklyn Nets for DeMarre Carroll, via sign and trade on a partially-guaranteed three-year $20,650,000 contract, from the Nets.
- 7/8/19 — Signed Quinndary Weatherspoon (2019-49th) to a two-way contract.
- 7/8/19 — Re-signed Rudy Gay to a two-year $32 million contract, incentives TBD.
- 7/8/19 — Signed Trey Lyles to a partially-guaranteed two-year $11 million contract.
- 7/22/19 — Signed Dedric Lawson to a non-guaranteed $898,310 minimum summer contract.
- 8/14/19 — Signed Daulton Hommes to a non-guaranteed $898,310 minimum summer contract.
- 9/12/19 — Signed Jeff Ledbetter to a non-guaranteed $898,310 minimum summer contract.
- 9/24/19 — Waived Jeff Ledbetter.
- 9/24/19 — Signed Matt Farrell to a non-guaranteed $898,310 minimum summer contract.
- 9/29/19 — Waived Matt Farrell.
- 10/1/19 — Picked up the third-year rookie-scale option on Lonnie Walker.
- 10/1/19 — Picked up the fourth-year rookie-scale option on Derrick White.
- 10/13/19 — Waived Dedric Lawson.
- 10/13/19 — Signed Kenny Williams to a non-guaranteed $898,310 minimum summer contract.
- 10/13/19 — Signed Galen Robinson to a non-guaranteed $898,310 minimum summer contract.
- 10/16/19 — Waived Kenny Williams and Galen Robinson.
- 10/19/19 — Waived Daulton Hommes.
- 10/21/19 — Signed Dejounte Murray to a four-year $63,820,000 rookie-scale extension.
Expired 10-Day Contracts: None
Trade Kickers
- LaMarcus Aldridge — 15 percent
Note: Players can waive their trade bonuses.
No-Trade: None
Poison Pill
- Dejounte Murray $13,264,347
Note: Expires 7/1/20.
Free Agents (with Cap Holds)
- Non-Bird: Donatas Motiejunas ($1,620,5646), Dante Cunningham ($2,984,400), Quincy Pondexter ($1,620,564), Joffrey Lauvergne* ($1,620,564), David Lee* ($1,618,486), Matt Costello* (two-way), Darrun Hilliard* (two-way), Ben Moore (two-way)
*Did not play in the most recent season, cannot be included in a sign-and-trade.
Unsigned Draft Picks:
- First-rounders: Nikola Milutinov (2015-26th)
- Second-rounders: Cady Lalanne (2015-55th), Adam Hanga (2011-59th), Giorgos Printezis (2007-58th), Erazem Lorbek (2005-46th), Viktor Sanikidze (2004-42nd), Sergei Karaulov (2004-58th), Robertas Javtokas (2001-55th)
Arena: AT&T Center
Archives
2018-19
2017-18
2016-17
2015-16
2014-15
2013-14
2012-13
Cap Holds
For notes on some of the rules and an explanation of cap holds, please refer to the following Salary Notes.
Salary and team data change quite often. If you notice a discrepancy, please notify Basketball Insiders Senior Writer Eric Pincus.
(Updated on 10/24/19)

Pingback: Free-agent roundup: Diaw stays with Spurs, Clips add Hawes + Farmar, Heat re-tool with McRoberts + Granger, etc. | NBARealTalk
Pingback: Patty Mills, Boris Diaw Re-Sign with San Antonio Spurs
Pingback: Enel Brindisi signs Marcus Denmon | Project Spurs
Pingback: Which NBA teams are getting the most bang for their buck? | The Mind of Marinara
Pingback: Numbers Say Tim Duncan Has Plenty Left in the Tank, Even at 39 - Yackity Yack Sports - Yackity Yack Sports
Pingback: Best Potential Free-Agent Landing Spots for Brook Lopez During 2015 Offseason - Distinct Athlete
Pingback: Numbers Say Tim Duncan Has Plenty Left in the Tank, Even at 39 - Distinct Athlete
Pingback: Here's how the Spurs can sign LaMarcus Aldridge while also bringing back "The Big Four" - Yackity Yack Sports - Yackity Yack Sports
Pingback: Here's how the Spurs can sign LaMarcus Aldridge while also bringing back "The Big Four" - The Sports Center
Pingback: Here's how the Spurs can sign LaMarcus Aldridge while also bringing back "The Big Four" – Sports Take
Pingback: Here's how the Spurs can sign LaMarcus Aldridge while also bringing back "The Big Four" - Sports Train
Pingback: Here's how the Spurs can sign LaMarcus Aldridge while also bringing back "The Big Four" – Sports nSite
Pingback: Here's how the Spurs can sign LaMarcus Aldridge while also bringing back "The Big Four" - sportunate
Pingback: Here's how the Spurs can sign LaMarcus Aldridge while also bringing back "The Big Four" – Sports Call
Pingback: Signing LaMarcus Aldridge Would Keep San Antonio Spurs' Dynasty Going - Distinct Athlete
Pingback: Here's how the Spurs can sign LaMarcus Aldridge while also bringing back "The Big Four" - Sports Gnus
Pingback: Signing LaMarcus Aldridge Would Keep San Antonio Spurs’ Dynasty Going | Your News Resources
Pingback: Final 2014-15 Season Grades for Every San Antonio Spurs Player | Your News Resources
Pingback: Danny Green takes $45M to stay with Spurs, starts recruiting LaMarcus Aldridge
Pingback: San Antonio Spurs Rumors: Team Will Have Up To Three Roster Spots Up For Grabs Come Training Camp, Who Will Likely Earn The Spots?
Pingback: NBA Rumors: San Antonio Spurs Among Teams Interested In Rasual Butler | Likev.net
Pingback: NBA Rumors: San Antonio Spurs Among Teams Interested In Rasual Butler
Pingback: NBA Rumors: San Antonio Spurs Among Teams Interested In Rasual Butler - News Fetch
Pingback: NBA Rumors: San Antonio Spurs Among Teams Interested In Rasual Butler | Fullact
Pingback: Why Jimmer Fredette has a real chance of making the Spurs' roster - The Sports Center