If you've been to a San Antonio Spurs game recently, you likely spotted a man with a huge castle on top of his head. That's Alex Garces Jr., a lifelong Spurs fan that knows all about the unique, puro spirit the NBA team brings to the Alamo City.

Castle, a Rookie of the Year contender, was ready to leave Frost Bank Arena after contributing eight points and two rebounds in the victory. As Castle approached his car, teammates were filming him, and it became clear he wasn't going anywhere anytime soon.

San Antonio Spurs guard Stephon Castle was next on the list to receive his rookie treatment on Wednesday night. After the Spurs' 126-116 win over their cross-state rival Dallas Mavericks, Castle, who scored eight points and grabbed two rebounds,

Well, Castle's Spurs teammates on Wednesday night took the rookie treatment even further by removing the wheels from the 20-year-old's car—and Castle seemed like he couldn't bel

While the centerpiece of the San Antonio Spurs is undoubtedly Victor Wembanyama, rookie Stephon Castle is emerging as a very real core player, perhaps even passing Devin Vassell and Jeremy Sochan.

As Stephon Castle builds steam around the NBA for Rookie of the Year, the Spurs say he's the obvious choice to win the award.

Players on the San Antonio Spurs played a prank on Stephon Castle, the former UConn men's basketball player and NBA Rookie of Year candidate.

San Antonio Spurs rookie Stephon Castle finished Wednesday night’s victory against the Dallas Mavericks with eight points and four missing car wheels after his teammates pulled a prank on him.

The San Antonio Spurs decided to up the ante on car pranks with rookie Stephon Castle, as the Rookie of the Year contender went out to his car on Wednesday night after a win over the Mavs and found that his car was on blocks after his teammates stole all four wheels off of his Toyota Supra.

The big man from the Republic of Georgia revealed Friday he was the mastermind behind the removal of the wheels from the 20-year-old's sports car.