Many have already crowned Jared McCain the new NBA Rookie of the Year, and it's not a bad bet. McCain is a rock-solid scorer, who down the line could become an

When Victor Wembanyama says your maturity impresses him, it’s time to take a bow. San Antonio Spurs rookie Stephon Castle might be that special. One thing’s for certain right now. His play down the stretch of close games for the Silver and Black has won has been special.

The San Antonio Spurs are facing the Utah Jazz for the fourth and final time this season and rookie Stephon Castle has been effective in the game so far.

Castle learned the slow step after tutelage from Mike Noyes, the Spurs assistant who is the team’s player development coach. Noyes, like Castle, was a former UConn guard and joined the Spurs in July after spending six years with the Memphis Grizzlies, most recently as player development director.

Chris Paul has been impressed with rookie Stephon Castle early this season with the San Antonio Spurs, and the future Hall of Famer once again his praises on Thursday. The two players combined for 20 points in the fourth quarter to lead the Spurs to a 126-118 win over the Utah Jazz at Frost Bank Center without Victor Wembanyama,

Four times in three games over the last week, Spurs rookie Stephon Castle has used the “slow step” to make defenders look foolish.

An hour before tipoff, both Stephon Castle and San Antonio Spurs assistant coach Matt Nielsen had their hands on a single basketball. The drill wa