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What We Learned from the Spurs being hopelessly outclassed by the Jazz 
What’s one more loss between friends? It almost like the Spurs are in a game of chicken with the very concept of winning a basketball game. It’d be sort of fascinating if it didn’t didn’t also make my heart hurt a little bit every time our weary players trudged off the court at the buzzer to go reckon with yet another notch in the loss column.
Luka Samanic leads team with career high as Spurs are torched by Jazz
The good news is that there’s always next year; the bad news is that we have to wait till next year. The good guys did not have much of anything going against the Utah Jazz who outclassed them on both ends.
One-on-One: Derrick White, Spurs' youth trying to make a name for themselves
In San Antonio, iron is sharpening iron. It might not be coming in the usual form of an unprecedented playoff streak or championship gold, but it is instead manifesting itself through the development of its highly-touted young talent, as the Spurs transition from the old era to a new one.
Reeling Spurs can’t hang with Jazz, lose 5th straight game
The Jazz proved to be on another level, beating the Spurs comfortably for the second time in a row while missing two All-Stars. The reeling Spurs suffered yet another blowout loss in Utah, this time 126-94.
Report: Trail Blazers are eyeing Brent Barry as a candidate for Portland’s next head coach
Could the San Antonio Spurs’ Vice President of Basketball Operations be on the move this offseason? According to Shams Charania and Sam Amick of The Athletic,
Tim Duncan was never the NBA’s “biggest crybaby”
And don’t let some Mavs writer convince you otherwise. If there is one thing that will always bring San Antonio Spurs fans together, it’s when a reason is given to come to the defense of the always underappreciated Tim Duncan.
3 Things we’ve learned from the Spurs’ losing streak
If you witnessed the San Antonio Spurs‘ overtime loss to the Boston Celtics on Friday and you’re like me, you may have been at a bit of a loss for words by the end of the game.
What we learned from the Spurs loss to the Jazz
Sometimes finding the silver lining proves to be to much of a challenge. The San Antonio Spurs were pummeled last night, beaten soundly and methodically by the Utah Jazz in a game that somehow still managed to appear closer than it actually was.
Rudy Gay carries scoring load for the bench in Spurs loss to the Jazz
The Spurs need more from everyone not named DeMar, Dejounte, and Rudy. As the San Antonio Spurs fight to get out of their downward spiral during a brutal stretch of schedule, the same few players continued to carry the scoring load in their 110-99 loss to the Utah Jazz.
Spurs unable to challenge overwhelming Jazz
The Jazz prove too much to handle for the Spurs on the second night of a back to back as they lose comfortably; 110-99 The Spurs lost their 4th straight game, 110-99, at the hands of an overwhelming performance from the now 1st seeded Jazz.
San Antonio vs. Utah, Final Score: Spurs can’t match Jazz’s execution, lose 99-110
San Antonio loses the first of its two game series in Salt Lake City in ‘death by a thousand cuts’ fashion The host Jazz ran away from the Spurs after the opening tip and was not seriously threatened after that.
Play-in controversy is insult to the San Antonio Spurs, other small markets
Last season, the San Antonio Spurs narrowly missed a chance to secure a play-in spot in the second-to-last game of the season. The new format was introduced as a way to create a fair ending to a season in which teams would have an uneven number of games completed.
Keldon Johnson is one move away from the next level
In a season full of ups and downs, Keldon Johnson has me excited for the future of the San Antonio Spurs. Rising from a 29th pick to a full-time starter
What We Learned from the Spurs loss to the Sixers
The best moral victories always sting a little. You know that thing where you’re too lazy to go get groceries but you’re too hungry to wait for take out, so you just sort of make do with what’s in the pantry already?
A Trade for Myles Turner is a win for both sides
Despite trumping meager preseason projections, the San Antonio Spurs still find themselves in the bottom half of the West, occupying the 10th seed to qualify for the play-in.
Are the San Antonio Spurs in danger of missing the play-in tournament?
The San Antonio Spurs now have less than three games of cushion over the 11th seed in the Western Conference. After losing their third straight in a hard-fought overtime game to the Philadelphia 76ers, the margin for error is getting thinner while opponents are getting tougher.
Lonnie Walker IV pilots the Spurs replacements in close loss to the Sixers
The Spurs probably could have used Shane Footsteps Falco in this game. With 3 starters out (not including the injured Derrick White), the Spurs still kept it respectable in their OT loss against the Philadelphia 76ers.
Spurs push 76ers but suffer second straight overtime loss
Shorthanded and young San Antonio hung in before losing to Philadelphia; 113-111. In a game where the short-handed Spurs never led, they took the best team in the East to overtime before losing at the buzzer to a Ben Simmons tip-in.
Shaquille O'Neal On The Spurs Dynasty: "The First Time I’m Hearing About A Dynasty That Never Had No Problems."
Shaquille O'Neal was been on plenty of talented teams during his time in the NBA. From the Magic, to the Lakers, to Miami, he's worked alongside a number of star-studded rosters.
Spurs coach Gregg Popovich 'loves this group' of players
The Spurs are no longer a juggernaut, but Popovich seems to be enjoying his young squad.
Spurs' Rudy Gay secures $500K games played bonus
Because Gay received the bonus last season as well, it was deemed “likely” entering this year and was already baked in to his $14.5M cap hit for 2020-21.
Spurs' Derrick White likely out for the season with ankle injury
White is an important part of San Antonio’s attack, averaging 15.4 points and 3.5 assists in 36 games.
Could DeMar DeRozan return to Eastern Conference?
DeRozan will be an unrestricted free agent after the season.
Tim Duncan On The Spurs Drafting Manu Ginobili: ‘We Pick People I’ve Never Heard Of’
Tim Duncan, Tony Parker, and Manu Ginobili changed the San Antonio Spurs’ history when they teamed up at the beginning of the 2000s. The trio went to win four championships with the Texans franchise, becoming big legends at the AT&T Center, leaving a huge mark on the city.
Could Knicks target DeMar DeRozan in offseason?
The New York Knicks are having a truly inspiring run this season. After years of residing in the Eastern Conference basement, the team is squarely in the playoff picture, boasting a 4th place standing with a 34-27 record.
Heat wallop Spurs for largest win ever in San Antonio
It was a night of firsts for the Miami Heat, who actually won their third straight overall in beating the San Antonio Spurs by a 107-87 count on Wednesday.
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Spurs to make big offer to Lauri Markkanen this offseason?
Multiple scouts and executives believe the Spurs will make a strong offer to Chicago Bulls big man Lauri Markkanen this offseason. The 23-year-old is about to become a restricted free agent.
DeMar DeRozan describes Kobe Bryant's last game as 'an Avengers movie'
DeRozan outlined how Bryant's final game was far different from the usual farewell.
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