when is the last time SPurs blew a team out?

[hater]

yeah that was Feb 5.

I don't mind as long as we win a championship but it' a fact that we are not dominating the league like previous seasons.

[TampaDude]

The WC is tight this year for a reason. No more walkovers for the Spurs. They're gonna have to bring their playoff intensity every game from now through June if they want to repeat.

[WalterBenitez]

This is the most concerning thing for me. I can't remember when was last time Spurs totally demolished any opponent. I mean having a lead by 25+ at halftime and keeping it until the end.

I think we used to do that last season a lot more often. It is definitely not a good sign if we can't do this anymore.

@ playstation or real world?

[Agloco]

Since nonone answered my questions I looked it up. last 20+ win was in indiana Feb 5. our only of the year. 3rd this season

we have won by 20+ only 3 times this season

last season at this time of the year we had won 12 games by 20+ pts.

Thats really telling a lot.......

It's definitely the offense which hasn't been on track of late. If you look at the years where the Spurs have struggled in the playoffs, it's been the years that the offense sputters for 5-7 minute stretches. Remind anyone of what we saw in the Phoenix game?

It's been a problem since..........dare I say it: Brent Barry went down (12/26 against Chicago). The Spurs were 20-7 at that point. They're 23-12 since. The point differential in those first 27 games was 7.37. Since then it's 4.09.

Bones can't come back soon enough. We miss him more than people are willing to admit.

Oh and the last 20+ win was against Charlotte 85-65 on Feb 19. But your point is no less valid.

[Obstructed_View]

Bones can't come back soon enough. We miss him more than people are willing to admit.

If his 18 minutes a game was the difference, then I'm counting the seconds until he returns.

[Agloco]

If his 18 minutes a game was the difference, then I'm counting the seconds until he returns.

Count away.........