Lamar Jackson led the Ravens to a 34-10 victory over the Texans, with Jackson contributing four touchdowns. Houston's playoff hopes were ended despite a turnaround season.

Victor Wembanyama led Spurs to a 131-127 win against Wizards with 24 points after recovering from an ankle sprain.

The Spurs lost to the Hornets and Bulls while their top pick, Wembanyama, was benched due to recovery. LaMelo Ball led the Hornets with 28 points, and the Bulls' win featured Vucevic's double-double.

Spurs owner Peter J. Holt is focused on building a successful team centered around rookie Victor Wembanyama, committing to a slow growth strategy without rushing for immediate success.

San Antonio Spurs fans donate blood for game tickets; Seattle's Bloodworks also hosts a drive combating low winter donations, emphasizing regular blood donations' lifesaving impact.

The San Antonio Spurs are amidst rumors of potentially re-acquiring their former All-Star point guard Dejounte Murray from the Atlanta Hawks, with considerations on how he'd fit with their roster.

The San Antonio Spurs played the Charlotte Hornets, with both teams having poor records. Key players including Victor Wembanyama and Brandon Miller were inactive for the game.

Mike McCarthy is set to remain the Dallas Cowboys' head coach for the 2024 season, despite their recent playoff failures.

The San Antonio Rodeo's Cowboy Breakfast returns as an official event, providing scholarships and celebrating the show's 75th anniversary at 142 Gembler Road.

The U.S. Men's National Soccer Team will play Slovenia in an international friendly at San Antonio's Toyota Field, with tickets nearly sold out and excitement high for the match.

The San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame will announce its 2024 class of inductees, highlighting individuals with significant contributions to the city's sporting history, with a ceremony set for May 9.

Rookie Victor Wembanyama boosts the San Antonio Spurs' performance with his notable contributions, helping the team to recover from a slow season start.

San Antonio welcomes SaGO, an eco-friendly, free electric trolley service by entrepreneurs Kevin and Elizabeth Mancha, aiming to ease downtown navigation between key attractions.