With a flurry of offseason moves, the San Antonio Spurs suddenly have five new players. That, ironically, makes the future of the team's longest-tenured player, Keldon Johnson, unclear.
Johnson is the Spurs third-highest-paid player but may soon find himself out of the rotation next season. After all, the Spurs have gotten much deeper over the summer, especially on the wing where Johnson plays most of his minutes.
The Spurs are likely to give the lion's share of backup point guard and shooting guard minutes to second overall pick Dylan Harper. De'Aaron Fox and Stephon Castle could eat up 33 and 30 minutes, respectively, leaving Harper with up to 25 of the remaining available minutes at guard.