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#2 Dante Cunningham
Dante Cunningham was drafted 33rd overall by the Portland Trail Blazers in the 2009 NBA Draft, although the 31-year-old has never established himself as a regular starter since entering the league. Ahead of his summer move to the Spurs, Cunningham found himself on six different teams in as many years, and his period in San Antonio hasn't particularly worked out.
While Cunningham started the season well, he has fallen out of favor since the turn of the year, and the power forward has played just 14 minutes over the Spurs' last seven games. Gregg Popovich has looked towards younger players in this period, and it looks unlikely that the veteran will feature much during San Antonio's upcoming playoff run. Cunningham's current deal expire in the summer, and the Spurs should look at other options on veteran minimum deals.
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