Spurs injuries finally...

[Tek_XX]

taking a toll on this team? Can we expect such craptasticular performances in the future?

[Whisky Dog]

They play like this several games a season no matter how healthy they are.

[Mr.Bottomtooth]

In future Novembers and Decembers yes.

They'll get over it, though.

[slayermin]

7-25 from three plus turnovers. Nothing was falling for us.

But in a weird way, I'm glad I watched this game. Also, is it me or do the Spurs lose when they play in HD this season?

[loveforthegame]

Sure the Spurs missed the points and leadership off the bench in Ginobli and Barry but that's not why they lost tonight. The Spurs have shown they can win without some of the key guys.

Too many turnovers, nothing from Parker or the bench besides Bonner, and the cost the Spurs. They can't assume they'll win against teams without giving the effort. I hope they don't take Memphis lightly again.

[BonnerDynasty]

Only thing injured is their heart.

Few players other than Ginobili actually have one.

Typical lazy Spurs in the 1st half playing down to the opponent like always and then deciding to make a run at the end for the comeback.

Game 5 vs PHX last year....

[urunobili]

They play like this several games a season no matter how healthy they are.
:clap I AGREE WITH THIS

[Kori Ellis]

They play like this several games a season no matter how healthy they are.

Exactly.

They aren't going to play awesome for 82 games whether they are all healthy or not. Sometimes, they just suck. They aren't machines.

[T Park]

They looked ok on offense.

The ball was moving, players were moving, shots just didn't go down.

I mean Parker missed his tear drop.

that summed up the night. it dropped halfway down and popped out.

It was the prototypical "One of those nights"