Bingo!
Last year, opposing teams literally went after Bonner on the defensive end time and again. Bonner hustles and is scrappy, but he lacks footspeed, is slow to react and does not possess the necessary athletic skills needed to defend most of the starting bigs in the NBA.
Pop is going to have to make a choice.
If he's more concerned with spreading the floor on offense, then he'll continue rolling out Bonner and again sacrifice a level of team defensive efficiency.
On the other hand, if he truly wants to improve this team defensively and set a tone on that end of the floor, he'll roll out McDyess instead.

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Nice concise summary there.
on this one. Spurs' owner have allowed them to spend a lot of money and they have build a team that isn't balanced at all. Trade deadline is in 26 days, they better do something to fix that.
