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San Antonio Spurs forward Kawhi Leonard intends to resume working at the team's facility this week and hopes to return from a nagging quad injury by late March, according to an ESPN report on Monday. Per to the report, Leonard is back in San Antonio after spending the past three weeks in New York, where he sought further consultation on his right quad and worked out at the National Basketball Players Association's gym. Leonard, 26, missed the team's first 27 games of the season with right quadriceps tendinopathy before playing Dec. 13. Continue to Article

February 26, 2018 10:22:pm EST

Injured San Antonio  Spurs star forward Kawhi Leonard is planning to work out with the team this week and hopes to return to the court sometime in March, ESPN reports. The report comes as a bit of a surprise after Spurs coach Gregg Popovich told reporters last week that he did not expect to see Leonard play again this season. “I’ll be surprised if he returns this season,” Popovich said on Wednesday. Continue to Article

February 26, 2018 6:18:pm EST

Gregg Popovich doesn’t make public pronouncements without a purpose. When he spoke out last week saying he would be surprised if Kawhi Leonard was back this season, there were two audiences. The other was Kawhi Leonard himself — get back here now or we are moving on. Continue to Article

February 26, 2018 6:10:pm EST

Spurs star Kawhi Leonard, who hasn’t played since Jan. 13 due to a quad injury, has returned to San Antonio and hopes to resume game action in March, ESPN’s Michael C. Wright and Adrian Wojnarowski report. Leonard had been in New York where he solicited additional medical opinions and worked out at the court in the NBPA’s headquarters. Gregg Popovich said last week he didn’t expect Leonard to return this season, at which point Wojnarowski reported that Leonard’s absence was self-imposed. Continue to Article

February 26, 2018 6:07:pm EST

From EsquireGregg Popovich has proven himself to be a winner and a leader of men as head coach of the San Antonio Spurs. But Pop has also shown an unshakeable devotion to honesty, and to the truth itself. He dismisses the NBA's mid-game sideline Continue to Article

February 26, 2018 11:30:am EST