San Antonio Spurs star Chris Paul shared a candid assessment of his team’s trip to Paris, where they faced the Indiana Pacers. The San Antonio Spurs have returned to the U.S. after their two-game stint against the Indiana Pacers in Paris,

With respect to Chris Paul, who has done an admirable job as a veteran leader, the Spurs don't have their point guard of the future on the roster right now. They need a young pick-and-roll scorer who can run the floor with Wembanyama. There aren't many available targets that fit better than the 27-year-old Fox.

In a chat with ESPN's Brian Windhorst, longtime NBA veteran Chris Paul opened up on his NBA career. At 40 years old, Paul is living his best life which includes attending fashion shows and leading a young playoff team.

As Victor Wenbanyama and the Spurs left Paris, France, Chris Paul points to what the team can take going forward this season.

Great NBA teams can often string wins together. But some teams have been able to do something truly special with long winning streaks.

The story, as Buford tells it, goes like this: Claudio Crippa, an international scout for the Spurs, proposed going to see a youth game before checking out Doumbouya. Buford saw Wembanyama play for the first time that day. And the seeds for the Spurs’ new master plan were immediately planted.

Before the Feb. 6 NBA trade deadline, the Spurs could make a deal to add a high-level passer next to Wembanyama. Paul is 39 years old and is signed to only a one-year deal, so being proactive about finding his replacement is a must.

The Spurs signed veteran point guard and all-time great Chris Paul this summer for a one-year deal. The main reason for the signing was simply to offer Wembanyama a steady hand both on and off the court, although Paul, like Wembanyama, values winning above all else.

Chris Paul’s career postseason statistics are available in this article, for those interested in how he has performed in the playoffs.Paul, who is still seeking his first NBA title, has

Chris Paul’s legendary hoops IQ was on full display again by forcing a Wemby vs. Zach Edey jump ball.

In a heartfelt display of NBA camaraderie, Chris Paul reached out to his close friend and former teammate, JJ Redick, following the devastating loss of Redick's home in the recent

Paul frantically got Wembanyama's attention, pulling the center's arm into the fray so Paul was not severely overmatched on the resulting jump. It was a small thing but a pretty clever move and one that isn't often observed.