Which current spur has the brightest future after retiring from basketball

[spurraider21]

jimmer

[FromWayDowntown]

You can say what you want about Matt Bonner, but that guy is going to have a nice life after the NBA. Financial security, a long a successful career with championship rings and a long tenure with a great organization in a town where alumni are basically revered, wit and intelligence, and a boatful of options to live his life on whatever terms he chooses (and probably without ever really having to touch his NBA money).

I do suspect that the Spurs have suggested to Matt that he's welcome to stay around in some capacity once he retires and I'm guessing that if he wants it, they'll help him out with whatever he might want to pursue as a post-playing career in basketball.

[SPURt]

http://www.si.com/cauldron/2015/09/1...etired-players

i know this is NFL related but Kluwe mentions NBA statistics. How much of an obligation do the Spurs have to former players? Do the players need to be an all time great Spur? I feel like the Spurs are the best at making sure their players transition well to whatever comes next for them, be it another team or retiring.

[CosmicCowboy]

As strong as the dollar is Manu could go home and buy Argentina.

[SPURt]

As strong as the dollar is Manu could go home and buy Argentina.

Or he could blow all his money saving kidnapped relatives from drug lords