Jacob Tobey will be the new TV play-by-play announcer for the San Antonio Spurs, the team announced Thursday.

After more than two decades as the permanent television voice of the Spurs, broadcaster Bill Land is hanging up his boots and heading into retirement. Land sat down with KSAT’s RJ Marquez to discuss his five decades in broadcasting and much more.

Bill Land, the long-time San Antonio Spurs television play-by-play announcer who brought the catchphrase “Oh Mama!” into Spurs sports fans lexicon, is retiring ahead of the 2024-2025 NBA season, the team announced Wednesday.

Friday marked 25 years since San Antonio Spurs legend Sean Elliott underwent a kidney transplant.

Spurs legend and broadcaster says he’s doing great after procedure for Atrial Fibrillation.

We chat 1-on-1 with Spurs legend Sean Elliott! Plus, Lobster Week, sweet treats & more.

Former San Antonio Spur Sean Elliott is breathing a sigh of relief after his Apple Watch detected an irregular heartbeat, according to an Instagram post by his wife.

On June 25, 1999, the San Antonio Spurs celebrated their first NBA Championship victory after defeating the New York Knicks 4 games to 1. This marked the first of the Spurs' five total NBA Championships.

It's been 25 years since one three-pointer made Spurs fans finally feel that 1999 was their year.

Twenty-five years after Sean Elliott's remarkable playoff three-pointer, fans reminiscence.

The Spurs played at the Alamodome from 1993-2002, and now are returning to celebrate the team's 50th anniversary.

Spurs Sports and Entertainment is preparing to open the largest dog park in Bexar County at the Rock at La Cantera. KSAT got an exclusive look at the dog park before it officially opens to the public.

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SAN ANTONIO – Today at 1 p.m. on SA Live, it’s our annual breast cancer awareness show! We’re celebrating survivors, fighters and honoring those we’ve lost to the battle. Give a shout-out to the survivors, fighters and loved ones in your life who have battled breast cancer! They’ve been helping people celebrate milestones in their lives all over town - including breast cancer health care workers and survivors. and how the shop is making breast cancer fighters feel beautiful and comfortable, Tracy J Collins Jewelry will tell us about its jewelry for a cause and La Cantera Resort and Spa goes pink!

SAN ANTONIO Two San Antonio teachers were recognized by an area sporting goods store in honor of their work in the classroom on Tuesday. Trenton Logsdon and Janna Michalak, both teachers at Woodstone Elementary, received a free curbside delivery and special opportunity to talk to San Antonio Spurs great Sean Elliott over Zoom thanks to Academy Sports + Outdoors. Trenton Logsdon and Janna Michalak are incredible teachers who do so much for their students at Woodstone Elementary. The pair spoke via Zoom to Elliott who thanked the pair for their hard work and dedication. In September, education professionals can receive 10% off their in-store or online purchase with a valid school ID.

SAN ANTONIO Spurs great Sean Elliott shared an emotional and powerful account about how he has dealt with racism throughout his life, and shared an incident that occurred in San Antonio when he and Bruce Bowen were called the N-word while golfing. Elliotts account is one video in a series of social media videos titled Spurs Voices, which highlight racial discrimination and inequality. I was golfing in a golf tournament with Bruce Bowen, and Bruce and I were with two other executives. I love being a black man.The Spurs Voices series is a way for employees, coaches and players in the Spurs and San Antonio FC organizations to share their stories and experiences with racism across the country. RELATED: 10 times Spurs coach Gregg Popovich spoke out on racism, social injustice and President Donald TrumpRELATED: Gregg Popovich blasts President Trump as deranged idiot for failure to unify country amid George Floyd protests