if I may reintroduce myself…

Trying to do Every Spurs Win A Sketch, not sure how much I can keep up this season as things have gotten busier for me. I do this for fun, try to keep it original and mainly whatever comes to mind. Feel free to make suggestions, and I hope you guys enjoy my shitty little sketches. Go Spurs Go! #ESWAS

Easy to say our route to the finals last year was tough and I know it’s early right now but these teams are real now and they were definitely real in the playoffs last season. Spurs look great last night, especially Wemby. 29 points, no 3’s and just one free throw.

Side note: Champ went crazy!
Go Spurs Go!

🍾 makes it rain.

👽 block party. 🚫

Unc still got it.

"Bruce Lee fears the man who has repeated one kick 1,000 times, and not 1,000 different kicks once"

protect ya neck HB!

Source: https://www.sports-reference.com/stathead/tiny/1KUdj

Dude has been looking like the stud veteran we paid for this season so far. Seems fully healthy and out to prove something.

edit: somebody sent me a "Reddit Cares" suicide prevention notice, no doubt from this post lol. Just goes to show the Fox haters really are trolls. I bet most that post here are actually Thunder and Knicks fans just looking to stir the shit.

🇫🇷: You spoke before the start of the season about developing your isolation game. You've played four games, so it's still very early, but how would you assess your progress so far? Are you feeling more comfortable with certain moves? How are you feeling?

👽: I'd say that in just four games, I've already had the chance to see what works and what doesn't, what I've tried and what I haven't explored yet. And I'm getting closer, I'm getting closer.

I'm trying to cut down on the number of moves I use so I can get better at certain things. At my level, it's about putting in the work and repeating one move a thousand times rather than doing a thousand different moves just once.

I know exactly what works and what doesn't. And as we were saying, what works often comes down to keeping things simple. It's about reading the defense and not rushing. It's about having a plan, knowing what I'm going to do, and reading the game. When you're learning new things, it's easy to try to force them into your game at all costs, even when the situation simply isn't right for them.

Harrison Barnes subbed in for Victor Wembanyama with 11:07 remaining in the second quarter of the San Antonio Spurs'road win over the Dallas Mavericks. Wembanyama had played just 53 seconds of the period, missing his only field goal attempt.

While Wembanyama was out, the Mavericks embarked on a 12-4 run that prompted Johnson to reinsert his star with 7:12 remaining. Within the next three minutes, Wembanyama logged seven points, one block, one rebound and one assist. He looked motivated.

Wembanyama and Mitch Johnson had different stories of the interaction when asked about the peculiar change to the rotation. The Frenchman blamed a sideline miscommunication.

"I pointed at Mitch intensely," Wembanyama began, "because I was wondering what kind of defense we were in. And I think he understood that (as) I wanted a sub."

Johnson, who spoke first, didn't have a chance to address Wembanyama's explanation. His own account, however, suggested the substitution may have been more deliberate.

"I mean, it was a second night of back-to-back," Johnson said, "so, there was a little bit of mindful minutes ... (but) we've just all got to be better. We've got to make sure we're putting our energy into the right stuff ... we've got to play like our hair's on fire."

Whether Johnson intended to send Wembanyama a message remains unclear — he likely won't be asked about it again. But what isn't disputed is how the 7-foot-4 center responded after returning to the floor. That exemplified Johnson's broader intent on Saturday.

The Spurs earned their first win of the season over the depleted Mavericks, 122-106. Inside the visiting locker room at American Airlines Center, you wouldn't have known.

"If you were in there, you would have thought we lost the game," De'Aaron Fox said.

Finding chemistry takes time. Johnson understands that. But some of San Antonio's early struggles have extended beyond unfamiliar rotations and offensive execution.

"Our floor right now is way too low," Johnson said.

The coach wasn't particularly interested in sugarcoating his assessment, either.

"Effort goes a long way," Johnson explained. "As simple as it sounds and as talented as these guys are, consistent effort with just a little bit of togetherness and execution can really be something to grow and build upon ... we just have not been consistent enough."

Full article is here: https://www.si.com/nba/spurs/onsi/way-too-low-after-3-games-mitch-johnson-wants-san-antonio-spurs-to-play-with-hair-on-fire

I’m so thankful Philly didn’t give this man a chance. So grateful for this man.

80 PTS, 23 AST, 13 3PM in the 1st Half

All highs for a team in a half so far this season. And 8 of those 3s belonged to Jules! 🤩

Whole team played great, and even Tarris Reed Jr. got some nice work in the last few minutes! 🤘🏻

More of this, please! 🙏🏻🙌🏻

Honestly suits him given the fact that from he is only 4 steps from the basket at any given time on the opponents half

Source : @/MaximeAubin