The Official Spurs Fan Shop at the Frost Bank Center — Attraction in San Antonio

Professional basketball has a great community of passionate fans, and the excitement of watching teams like the San Antonio Spurs can spark big dreams in young kids. When an elementary schooler says, “I want to be a basketball player when I grow up,” it can sound far-fetched to adults. But rather than dismissing it, we can help frame that passion into a realistic and supportive plan. It starts by embracing the joy of the game. If the child loves to play, the most important thing is to encourage consistent practice, build healthy habits, and nurture a growth mindset. They should join a local youth league, where they learn teamwork, discipline, and how to listen to coaches — all crucial early lessons.

Looking at someone like Tim Duncan or Victor Wembanyama of the San Antonio Spurs, their path to the NBA began with mastering fundamentals and standing out at each stage of competition. For a kid today, this might mean playing on school teams, attending summer basketball camps, and watching games to study how professionals move, think, and communicate on the court. As they get older, middle school and high school become the proving grounds. It’s important they play against strong competition, stay coachable, and also take care of their academics — since high school and college coaches want athletes who are mentally sharp and disciplined too.

College is often the next big milestone. Getting a scholarship to play basketball at a Division I program — like Baylor, Texas, or even out-of-state schools — can be a stepping stone toward being noticed by scouts and making it to the NBA draft. But even before college, involvement in Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) teams during high school summers provides national exposure and helps young players get recruited. It’s not just about talent; it’s about building a reputation for hard work, sportsmanship, and resilience.

Of course, not every kid who dreams of joining the Spurs will make it to the NBA, but there are many careers around the sport — from coaching and training to sports management and media. Supporting a child’s dream means encouraging them to give their best shot while helping them develop life skills along the way. If they love the game and keep learning, they will always find a place in basketball — and maybe one day, they’ll wear silver and black on the court at the...

Generally the Fan Shop has decent merch, but given the wealth of local artists and designer talent, I'm shocked that so much of the clothing is still just standard jerseys and the black and silver gear. I don't know who needs to hear this, but WE WANT FIESTA COLORS EVERYWHERE! There are not any fiesta color polos in the Men's polo section. The La Cultura collection was a really great idea and I wish they'd lean in a bit more with these themes but try to tie it closer to the Spurs. San Antonio is such a unique city and we should really celebrate it through our favorite team's gear.

What about Wemby Alien gear and a Spurs/Wemby collab with Nike?

The toddler section is VERY lacking! We need so much more toddler and youth gear than we have today.

Also, with the Final Four being in San Antonio in 2025, maybe there's a way you can create a Final Four/Spurs style shirt. Maybe?

Overall I love our fan shop! Just a little food...

Worst customer service ever ordered a stock jersey before Christmas and finally got the email confirmation to pick up in store and store is closed. Called the number no answer no indication on voicemail of store hours being changed due to rodeo season email states I have 14 days before my package is sent back and I am refunded. There is no way to pick up my package if the store hours are closed when it says clearly online they are open.HIGHLY DISAPPOINTED!!!!!

Order#98795 it was the coyote jersey just the plain one I understand that it says custom made to order but nothing personal was added to it and it’s on display for...