I say rest the big 3 for the Magic game and take the Heat on at full strength

[roycrikside]

Your statement makes no sense. Kawhi and Jackson are out, so the Spurs won't be at full strength regardless. Get the Orlando game and rest 'em up against Miami so we can be physically ready for Grizzles (with Leonard back, hopefully).

[Rummpd]

100% agree try to win them all with the best lineup available and limit minutes when you can, ala last PM.

[TampaDude]

Start the Big 3 against Orlando, and rest them in the 4th if it's a blowout.

Tank the Miami game, if only to piss off the national media.

[Rummpd]

I say that pussy at ude and pussy coaching of the past few years. Here is the truth;

Pop has been more than "careful" with his players and especially the big 3. What was the result? Injuries - no-- matter- what.

So that losing mentality. Play like champions all ing year long and throw caution to the wind. The result;

Someone will get injured - no - matter - what.

So it. Play everyone normally and enjoy timmy's mvp- like season until he gets injured--or until he recaptures his "toughness" and finishes the year holding up a championship trophy. Once and for all just play hard all year long and may the best and toughest team remain standing at the end.

100% agree, too early to over think - play hard for as long as you can to try to win each and every game (rotating the top 8-9 players), and rest the starters when you can [ala last PM]!

[SayTown]

Id rather see the Spurs test themselves against a very good team like the heat even if they may lose than for the spurs to beat a bad team.

[Stabula]

Spurs could beat Orlando without the big three.

[Darius Bieber]

I would agree to play everybody tonight, blow the score up and then "rest" the big three and let them win against Miami.

However, I'd love to see Stern's face and the TNT commentators discuss:
Tim Duncan - DNP--Old
Manu Ginobili - DNP-- Old
Tony Parker - DNP-- Old

[Strategic]

Do what is necessary to win this one, then worry about the next one.