Spurs are last in the NBA in box outs

[Amuseddaysleeper]

Amazingly and despite mostly drafting defense first and having the best defensive anchor in the league, they're 18th and haven't ranked above average in 7 years.

The drafting/developing here has been a colossal failure. Excluding Wembanyama (obviously a no brainer, so he doesn't count), not one young or youngish player has shown marked improvement. Some have actually regressed.

Sochan maybe?

[MannyIsGod]

The idea that the Spurs drafting has been a "colassal" failure is also incredibly stupid. The Spurs have had 2 high lottery picks and one mid lottery pick recently that all seem either excellent or good. Primo was obviously , but was also not a high pick. Vassel is the same. Keldon is still a GREAT pick considering he was late first.

Just exactly what do you guys expect from these picks other than that? I think you might be able to make an argument that the Spurs are below average in that time (probably not though considering Wemby and Castle) but a "colossal failure" is just ing ridiculous.

Y'all have me on Spurstalk after a bad loss sounding like a sniffer because some of you have the emotional stability of a 13 year old who just broke of with the love of their life that they've known for all of 3 days.

[xellos88330]

I miss Malik Rose. , I miss DeJuan Blair. Rebounding is absolute for the Spurs. We need a big with some dog in him that actually acts on it. Don't get me wrong, I am lovin Wemby, but it would be nice to have a consistent person to box out and set brick wall screens. It may be enough despite the lack of 3pt defense.

[TD 21]

Sochan maybe?

Not really; his role has just been more streamlined.

In typical Spurs fashion, instead of improving from 3, he's virtually given up on it.

[Mal]

Not really; his role has just been more streamlined.

In typical Spurs fashion, instead of improving from 3, he's virtually given up on it.

Whether you like it or not, Sochan is improving every year