The San Antonio Spurs have never been a team that is known for making a big splash in free agency. Consequently, the signing of Rudy Gay this past summer was somewhat of a surprise. The former Sacramento King had spent the majority of his career as the first or second scoring option. He was also coming off of one of the most damaging injuries a professional basketball player can have, a torn Achilles tendon. He came to San Antonio knowing that his role in the offense would be significantly less than he was accustomed to, but the chance to play meaningful postseason basketball was too promising to pass up, especially for a player that had only reached the playoffs once before.
San Antonio Spurs 2017-18 season review: Rudy Gay
