Dylan Harper, the 19-year-old son of five-time champion Ron Harper, is a blue-chip prospect who will presumably be available at number two on NBA Draft night (June 25) after Cooper Flagg is selected. He would be the best player for the Spurs to grab because of his talent, pedigree and poise.

A source confirmed that the Sixers engaged the Spurs about obtaining the second pick. This comes after league executives told The Inquirer they expect the team to be involved in pre-draft trade talks.

The San Antonio Spurs are expected to draft Dylan Harper second overall in the 2025 NBA Draft, although some cold water has been poured on that assumption.

San Antonio Spurs’ No. 2 draft pick plans take a shocking turn with intriguing new developments surrounding Dylan Harper.

Though San Antonio's backcourt remains crowded, Rutgers phenom Dylan Harper remains the most likely pick at No. 2. His former coach, Steve Pikiell, agrees.

The Spurs are projected to select Dylan Harper with the No. 2 pick in the NBA Draft, but could consider other options.

What factors are in play that might see Dylan Harper, if the San Antonio Spurs draft him, have a better rookie campaign than Stephon Castle? Host Jeff Garcia and guest Sweep The League's Rudy Campos break down draft prospect Dylan Harper's impressive college stats and compare his offensive firepower to Stephon Castle's defensive prowess.