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Spurs remain committed to De'Aaron Fox

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The San Antonio Spurs remain committed to De Aaron Fox despite his performance in the NBA Finals, according to team sources. Fox's contributions during his recovery from a high right ankle sprain allowed the Spurs to reach the Finals. The decision between Fox and young guard Harper will be made by Spurs President Johnson and will be based on on-court performance.

Victor Wembanyama, the Spurs' superstar, spent time working with Fox at Fox's home gym and with Hakeem Olajuwon to improve his post game. The Spurs CEO, R.C. Buford, revealed that up to ten additional players, including Wembanyama, were expected to participate in these workouts in France.

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