Spurs upcoming schedule given Manu's injury

[DMC]

The F.O. needs to see if the young boys can really play.
We can't rely on Duncan and Parker...doing so, maybe we'll catch the play offs, but with a low seed and when manu's coming back Tim and Tony we'll have no energy left.
That's make no sense at all.
Time to sink or swim for Anderson, Blair, Leonard.
At this point, if in the next 20 games we'll be under 50 %, maybe it will be time to decide to tank the season...and explore february's market.

Because young late round draft picks are known to group up and dominate the league.

[DMC]

Some has to go to Timmy and sweep the leg. He will be out and it's not his fault.

[analyzed]

Their odds to win the lottery in such a scenario would be about 0.5% - 0.8%. They'd need to tank hard if they decide to go this route, which they most likely won't tbh.

Even without Manu, the spurs are to good a team to have a realistic chance of getting a high draft pick (top 5). There still a mid level team that could make or narowally miss the playoffs

[BackHome]

Well this is just the beginning of the season so who knows what will happen latter on. We could I think at best have the seventh or eight seed or depending on other injuries be drafting 8-13.

[therealtruth]

I think the West becomes more compe ive with Adelman running the Wolves. The West could be even tougher this season.

[bluebellmaniac]

Some has to go to Timmy and sweep the leg. He will be out and it's not his fault.

[Spurtacus]

Best case he's out 4 weeks and misses 17 games. Worst case he's held out longer until after the All-Star break for a total of 29 games missed.