San Antonio Spurs draft picks 2025, 2026 through 2031: Full list

The San Antonio Spurs, in addition to having one of the best young cores in the NBA, headlined by Victor Wembanyama, also have a treasure trove of draft picks. Spurs GM Brian Wright has done a terrific job of rebuilding the team with an eye toward the future.

With 36 future draft picks over the next seven years, they have the most selections in the league, even more than the Oklahoma City Thunder. With that in mind, let's take a look at all of the team's future picks.

2025 Draft Picks

First-round picks:

-Spurs own first-round pick
-Atlanta's first-round pick (unprotected, guaranteed to convey)

Second-round picks:

-Spurs own second-round pick

2026 Draft Picks

First-round picks:

-Spurs own first-round pick
-Atlanta's first-round pick (the Spurs can swap their pick with Atlanta's)

Second-round picks:

-Spurs own second-round pick
-Utah's second-round pick (unprotected)
-Second-round pick (via OKC, DAL, or PHI; the Spurs will receive the worst of these picks)
-Second-round pick (via IND or MIA; the Spurs will receive the worst of these picks)
-Second-round pick (via NOP or POR; the Spurs will receive the worst of these picks)

2027 Draft Picks

First-round picks:

-Atlanta's first-round pick (unprotected, guaranteed to convey)

Second-round picks:

-Spurs own second-round pick
-Second-round pick (via OKC, HOU, IND, or MIA; the Spurs will receive the worst of these picks)

2028 Draft Picks

First-round picks:

-Spurs own first-round pick
-Boston's first-round pick (top-1 protected; the Spurs reserve the right to swap their pick with Boston's)

Second-round picks:

-Spurs own second-round pick
-New Orleans' second-round pick (unprotected)
-Minnesota's second-round pick (unprotected)

2029 Draft Picks:

First-round picks:

Spurs own first-round pick

Second-round picks:

-New Orleans' second-round pick (unprotected)
-Clippers' second-round pick (unprotected)

2030 Draft Picks

First-round picks:

-Spurs own first-round pick
-First-round pick from Dallas or Minnesota (most favorable)

Second-round picks:

-Spurs own second-round pick
-Cleveland's second-round pick (unprotected)

2031 Draft Picks

First-round picks:

-Spurs own first-round pick
-Sacramento's first-round pick (the Spurs reserve the right to swap their pick with Sacramento's)

Second-round picks:

Spurs own second-round pick 
Sacramento's second-round pick (unprotected)

With so many picks, the Spurs have plenty of options going forward. These assets should help them build around Wembanyama in both the short and long terms.

The Spurs lost a few picks in their deal to acquire De'Aaron Fox, but that's why they had so many assets in the first place. San Antonio still has many improvements to make to this roster, and they'll use every option, whether that be trades or drafting the best available players, to make that happen.