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Daniel Kelack  

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why are Gregg Popovich's Spurs so bad?

Fortunately the Detroit Pistons exist, the San Antonio Spurs must say. The Michigan franchise broke the record for consecutive losses in NBA history on Wednesday. Without this, we would surely further burden the Spurs, last in the Western Conference with a distressing record of 4 victories for 25 defeats, after a little more than a third of the season. How to explain such results? Is the background just as worrying? And Victor Wembanyama in all this?. We suspected that we shouldn't be demanding with the Spurs. Experience often weighs heavily at the highest level, and the Texan team is the youngest in the NBA (23.5 years average age). Except that the second youngest, the Oklahoma City Thunder (24.1 years), is ranked 3rd in the West. “We lack maturity,” diagnosed legendary coach Gregg Popovich after Tuesday night’s setback against the Utah Jazz (118-13. However, a common experience exists: 7 of the 9 most used players this season had already spent the entire 2022-23 season at the club. The automatisms remain vague.
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