Game ID: 22300703
Cleveland Cavaliers @ San Antonio Spurs
Saturday, February 3, 2024 at 8:30 PM ET
Frost Bank Center, San Antonio, TX
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Final
SAS 25 20 26 30 101CLE 30 37 25 25 117
CLE @ SAS ScoutingCLE @ SAS Scouting
Welcome to the scouting desk. The coffee is cold, the film is play-by-play, and somebody has to explain what happened.
Every game has a hinge — a stretch where it was decided, usually while everyone was watching something else. Start where the evidence lives: the Lineups' face-offs say which five actually won their minutes; the Possessions ledger says who ran ahead of the night's own pace; the Shot Chart says where the points really came from, which is rarely where the highlights were. When all three agree, that is the story. When they don't — that is why this desk has a chair.
SAS availability going into 1/27 · back-to-backOUT Barlow missed 4 since 1/20, returns tonight: 18 min (143% of 13)
OUT Cissoko missed 13 since 1/02, out tonight
BACK Collins back 1/19 after 9, 20 min since (92% of 22)
BACK Graham back 1/24 after 3, 5 min since (35% of 14)
NEW Wesley 14 to 20 min over the last 5
SAS availability going into 1/29 · 1 day's restOUT Branham missed 2 since 1/26, out tonight
OUT Graham missed 2 since 1/26, out tonight
OUT Cissoko missed 14 since 1/02, out tonight
BACK Barlow back 1/27 after 4, 18 min since (143% of 13)
NEW Wesley 14 to 21 min over the last 5
SAS availability going into 1/31 · 1 day's restOUT Collins missed 2 since 1/27, out tonight
OUT Branham missed 3 since 1/26, returns tonight: 15 min (72% of 21)
OUT Graham missed 3 since 1/26, out tonight
OUT Cissoko missed 15 since 1/02, out tonight
BACK Barlow back 1/27 after 4, 16 min since (128% of 13)
NEW Wesley 14 to 20 min over the last 5
SAS availability going into 2/02 · 1 day's restOUT Collins missed 3 since 1/27, returns tonight: 20 min (89% of 22)
OUT Graham missed 4 since 1/26, out tonight
OUT Cissoko missed 16 since 1/02, out tonight
BACK Branham back 1/31 after 3, 15 min since (72% of 21)
BACK Barlow back 1/27 after 4, 17 min since (133% of 13)
SAS availability going into 2/03 · back-to-backOUT Johnson missed 2 since 1/31, returns tonight: 22 min (75% of 30)
OUT Graham missed 5 since 1/26, out tonight
OUT Cissoko missed 17 since 1/02, out tonight
BACK Collins back 2/02 after 3, 20 min since (89% of 22)
BACK Branham back 1/31 after 3, 16 min since (73% of 21)
BACK Barlow back 1/27 after 4, 17 min since (133% of 13)
SAS availability going into 2/07 · 3 days' restOUT Graham missed 6 since 1/26, out tonight
OUT Barlow missed 2 since 2/02, out tonight
OUT Cissoko missed 18 since 1/02, out tonight
BACK Johnson back 2/03 after 2, 22 min since (75% of 30)
BACK Collins back 2/02 after 3, 20 min since (90% of 22)
BACK Branham back 1/31 after 3, 14 min since (64% of 21)
SAS availability going into 2/08 · back-to-backOUT Graham missed 7 since 1/26, out tonight
OUT Barlow missed 3 since 2/02, out tonight
OUT Cissoko missed 19 since 1/02, out tonight
BACK Johnson back 2/03 after 2, 23 min since (79% of 30)
BACK Collins back 2/02 after 3, 19 min since (85% of 22)
BACK Branham back 1/31 after 3, 12 min since (58% of 21)
NEW Osman 18 to 23 min over the last 5
SAS availability going into 2/10 · 1 day's restOUT Graham missed 8 since 1/26, out tonight
OUT Barlow missed 4 since 2/02, returns tonight: 12 min (94% of 13)
OUT Cissoko missed 20 since 1/02, out tonight
BACK Johnson back 2/03 after 2, 24 min since (80% of 30)
BACK Collins back 2/02 after 3, 21 min since (93% of 22)
BACK Branham back 1/31 after 3, 14 min since (65% of 21)
SAS availability going into 2/12 · 1 day's restOUT Graham missed 9 since 1/26, returns tonight: 6 min (46% of 14)
OUT Cissoko missed 21 since 1/02, out tonight
BACK Johnson back 2/03 after 2, 25 min since (85% of 30)
BACK Collins back 2/02 after 3, 18 min since (80% of 22)
BACK Barlow back 2/10 after 4, 12 min since (94% of 13)
CLE availability going into 1/26 · 1 day's restOUT Garland missed 17 since 12/16, out tonight
OUT Eva. Mobley missed 21 since 12/08, out tonight
BACK LeVert back 1/24 after 2, 28 min since (99% of 28)
BACK Porter Jr. back 1/17 after 2, 16 min since (126% of 13)
NEW Merrill 17 to 26 min over the last 5
NEW Thompson 11 to 17 min over the last 4
CLE availability going into 1/29 · 2 days' restOUT Garland missed 18 since 12/16, out tonight
OUT Eva. Mobley missed 22 since 12/08, returns tonight: 21 min (66% of 32)
OUT Thompson missed 2 since 1/24, out tonight
BACK LeVert back 1/24 after 2, 26 min since (92% of 28)
BACK Porter Jr. back 1/17 after 2, 16 min since (126% of 13)
NEW Merrill 17 to 25 min over the last 5
CLE availability going into 1/31 · 1 day's restOUT Garland missed 19 since 12/16, returns tonight: 20 min (61% of 34)
OUT Porter Jr. missed 2 since 1/26, out tonight
OUT Thompson missed 3 since 1/24, out tonight
BACK Eva. Mobley back 1/29 after 22, 21 min since (66% of 32)
BACK LeVert back 1/24 after 2, 25 min since (89% of 28)
NEW Merrill 17 to 23 min over the last 5
CLE availability going into 2/01 · back-to-backOUT Porter Jr. missed 3 since 1/26, out tonight
OUT Thompson missed 4 since 1/24, out tonight
BACK Garland back 1/31 after 19, 20 min since (61% of 34)
BACK Eva. Mobley back 1/29 after 22, 22 min since (69% of 32)
BACK LeVert back 1/24 after 2, 25 min since (89% of 28)
CLE availability going into 2/03 · 1 day's restOUT Porter Jr. missed 4 since 1/26, returns tonight: 0 min (4% of 13)
OUT Thompson missed 5 since 1/24, out tonight
BACK Garland back 1/31 after 19, 22 min since (66% of 34)
BACK Eva. Mobley back 1/29 after 22, 22 min since (69% of 32)
BACK LeVert back 1/24 after 2, 26 min since (91% of 28)
CLE availability going into 2/05 · 1 day's restOUT Thompson missed 6 since 1/24, out tonight
BACK Garland back 1/31 after 19, 23 min since (67% of 34)
BACK Eva. Mobley back 1/29 after 22, 22 min since (71% of 32)
BACK Porter Jr. back 2/03 after 4, 0 min since (4% of 13)
CLE availability going into 2/07 · 1 day's restOUT Thompson missed 7 since 1/24, out tonight
BACK Garland back 1/31 after 19, 24 min since (71% of 34)
BACK Eva. Mobley back 1/29 after 22, 24 min since (75% of 32)
BACK Porter Jr. back 2/03 after 4, 2 min since (13% of 13)
CLE availability going into 2/08 · back-to-backOUT Thompson missed 8 since 1/24, out tonight
BACK Garland back 1/31 after 19, 25 min since (73% of 34)
BACK Porter Jr. back 2/03 after 4, 2 min since (13% of 13)
CLE availability going into 2/10 · 1 day's restOUT Thompson missed 9 since 1/24, out tonight
BACK Porter Jr. back 2/03 after 4, 2 min since (17% of 13)
I Know — the desk, before tip-off
Written before tip-off, from the five games each side brought in.
San Antonio comes in 2-3 over its last five, scoring 111 a night and allowing 110, shooting 48 percent and 33 from three, 20 free throws a game; Vassell at 24 and Wembanyama at 21 a game. That is 3 straight losses. It has won the glass by 6 a night. Without Johnson (2 straight). Second night of a back-to-back. Cleveland comes in 4-1 over its last five, scoring 116 a night and allowing 111, shooting 48 percent and 36 from three, 23 free throws a game; Mitchell at 31 and Allen at 19 a game. That is 4 straight wins. One day's rest.
So: Cleveland wins, on the road, and the game turns on the glass, where San Antonio has been plus-6 a night and Cleveland plus-1 and the turnovers, San Antonio giving it away 16 times a game to Cleveland's 12. Call it Cleveland 115, San Antonio 112, San Antonio keeping it close.
1/27 vs MIN 113-112 — SAS notes
SAS won 113-112. SAS shot 55% (46 of 84) to MIN's 57%, 13 of 30 from three. Vassell led with 25 (11 of 17, 3 of 6 from three); Wembanyama added 23, Johnson 14. The hinge was Q4, 33-22: SAS came in trailing by 10 and left it ahead by 1. SAS trailed 52-64 at the half and won the second half 61-48. Wembanyama was the night's best plus/minus at +19.
1/29 vs WAS 113-118 — SAS notes
SAS lost 113-118. SAS shot 47% (43 of 92) to WAS's 53%, 12 of 30 from three, and got to the line 17 times to WAS's 24. Vassell led with 24 (9 of 19, 1 of 5 from three, 5 of 6 at the line); Wembanyama added 22, Osman 20. Q1 was theirs, 35-25, but the other 3 periods went 93-78 against them. They led by as many as 14.
1/31 vs ORL 98-108 — SAS notes
SAS lost 98-108. SAS shot 45% (36 of 80) to ORL's 48%, 9 of 31 from three. Vassell led with 26 (8 of 18, 3 of 8 from three, 7 of 10 at the line); Wembanyama added 21, Sochan 18. Q4 was theirs, 26-17, the deficit cut from 19 to 10, but the other 3 periods went 91-72 against them. They led by as many as 11. Vassell's -16 in 37 minutes was the worst on the floor.
2/02 vs NOP 113-114 — SAS notes
SAS lost 113-114. SAS shot 48% (46 of 96) to NOP's 48%, 10 of 39 from three. SAS turned it over 18 times to NOP's 9, and NOP turned those into 14 steals. The glass went 55-39 for them. Vassell led with 28 (11 of 21, 5 of 10 from three); Jones added 20, Wembanyama 16. Q1 was theirs, 33-24, but the other 3 periods went 90-80 against them. They led by as many as 12.
2/03 vs CLE 101-117 — SAS notes
SAS lost 101-117. SAS shot 37% (36 of 98) to CLE's 47%, 12 of 40 from three, and went to the line 21 times to CLE's 13 — 17 points from the stripe to their 12. Vassell led with 22 (7 of 16, 3 of 8 from three); Wembanyama added 19, Johnson 17. Q4 was theirs, 30-25, the deficit cut from 21 to 16, but the other 3 periods went 92-71 against them. Collins's -28 in 20 minutes was the worst on the floor.
2/07 @ MIA — I Know, the desk before tip-off
Written before tip-off, from the five games each side brought in.
Miami comes in 3-2 over its last five, scoring 109 a night and allowing 105, shooting 46 percent and 34 from three, 23 free throws a game; Butler III at 25 and Herro at 15 a game. It has won the glass by 4 a night. Without Jović (5 straight). Second night of a back-to-back. San Antonio comes in 1-4 over its last five, scoring 108 a night and allowing 114, shooting 46 percent and 33 from three, 19 free throws a game; Vassell at 25 and Wembanyama at 20 a game. That is 4 straight losses. 3 days' rest.
So: Miami wins, and the game turns on the defense, Miami allowing 105 a night to San Antonio's 114 and the turnovers, San Antonio giving it away 15 times a game to Miami's 11. Call it Miami 114, San Antonio 108.
2/08 @ ORL — I Know, the desk before tip-off
Written before tip-off, from the five games each side brought in.
Orlando comes in 3-2 over its last five, scoring 110 a night and allowing 111, shooting 48 percent and 38 from three, 23 free throws a game; Banchero at 25 and F. Wagner at 22 a game. One day's rest. San Antonio comes in 0-5 over its last five, scoring 106 a night and allowing 115, shooting 44 percent and 31 from three, 19 free throws a game; Vassell at 24 and Wembanyama at 19 a game. That is 5 straight losses. Second night of a back-to-back.
So: Orlando wins, and the game turns on the arc, Orlando at 38 percent from three to San Antonio's 31. Call it Orlando 116, San Antonio 108.
2/10 @ BKN — I Know, the desk before tip-off
Written before tip-off, from the five games each side brought in.
Brooklyn comes in 1-4 over its last five, scoring 111 a night and allowing 121, shooting 45 percent and 37 from three, 17 free throws a game; Thomas at 23 and Bridges at 22 a game. That is 3 straight losses. It has lost the glass by 9 a night. Without Finney-Smith (6 straight), Cam. Johnson (2 straight), Walker IV (2 straight). One day's rest. San Antonio comes in 0-5 over its last five, scoring 105 a night and allowing 116, shooting 45 percent and 30 from three, 19 free throws a game; Vassell at 25 and Wembanyama at 18 a game. That is 5 straight losses. One day's rest.
So: Brooklyn wins, and the game turns on the glass, where San Antonio has been plus-1 a night and Brooklyn minus-9 and the arc, Brooklyn at 37 percent from three to San Antonio's 30. Call it Brooklyn 117, San Antonio 112.
2/12 @ TOR — I Know, the desk before tip-off
Written before tip-off, from the five games each side brought in.
Toronto comes in 2-3 over its last five, scoring 110 a night and allowing 123, shooting 46 percent and 37 from three, 20 free throws a game; Barrett at 20 and Barnes at 18 a game. It has lost the glass by 4 a night. Without Freeman-Liberty (8 straight). One day's rest. San Antonio comes in 0-5 over its last five, scoring 106 a night and allowing 119, shooting 44 percent and 30 from three, 19 free throws a game; Vassell at 23 and Wembanyama at 18 a game. That is 5 straight losses. One day's rest.
So: Toronto wins, and the game turns on the arc, Toronto at 37 percent from three to San Antonio's 30 and the glass, where San Antonio has been plus-2 a night and Toronto minus-4. Call it Toronto 117, San Antonio 114, San Antonio keeping it close.
1/26 @ MIL 112-100 — CLE notes
CLE won 112-100. CLE shot 41% (38 of 92) to MIL's 40%, 14 of 36 from three, and went to the line 31 times to MIL's 24 — 22 points from the stripe to their 17. CLE turned it over 13 times to MIL's 18. Mitchell led with 32 (12 of 27, 6 of 12 from three); Allen added 24, LeVert 12. The hinge was Q4, 32-23: a lead of 3 became 12, and the lead reached 17. CLE trailed 54-57 at the half and won the second half 58-43. Mitchell was the night's best plus/minus at +15.
1/29 vs LAC 118-108 — CLE notes
CLE won 118-108. CLE shot 49% (42 of 86) to LAC's 48%, 13 of 40 from three. Mitchell led with 28 (11 of 21, 2 of 10 from three, 4 of 6 at the line); Allen added 20, Okoro 17. The hinge was Q1, 28-25: from level to 3 ahead. Wade was the night's best plus/minus at +20.
1/31 vs DET 128-121 — CLE notes
CLE won 128-121. CLE shot 53% (47 of 89) to DET's 56%, 12 of 35 from three. CLE turned it over 9 times to DET's 17. Mitchell led with 45 (14 of 25, 6 of 13 from three, 11 of 12 at the line); Garland added 19, Allen 14. The hinge was Q1, 30-23: from level to 7 ahead. Mitchell was the night's best plus/minus at +22.
2/01 @ MEM 108-101 — CLE notes
CLE won 108-101. CLE shot 48% (41 of 86) to MEM's 41%, 14 of 35 from three. Mitchell led with 25 (10 of 19, 3 of 9 from three); LeVert added 16, Allen 14. The hinge was Q3, 30-22: CLE came in trailing by 7 and left it ahead by 1. CLE trailed 51-58 at the half and won the second half 57-43. Wade was the night's best plus/minus at +19.
2/03 @ SAS 117-101 — CLE notes
CLE won 117-101. CLE shot 47% (46 of 97) to SAS's 37%, 13 of 44 from three, and got to the line 13 times to SAS's 21. Mitchell led with 31 (12 of 20, 4 of 9 from three); Mobley added 28, Allen 26. The hinge was Q2, 37-20: a lead of 5 became 22, and the lead reached 26. Allen was the night's best plus/minus at +26.
2/05 vs SAC — I Know, the desk before tip-off
Written before tip-off, from the five games each side brought in.
Cleveland comes in 5-0 over its last five, scoring 117 a night and allowing 106, shooting 48 percent and 35 from three, 22 free throws a game; Mitchell at 32 and Allen at 20 a game. That is 5 straight wins. One day's rest. Sacramento comes in 4-1 over its last five, scoring 117 a night and allowing 112, shooting 51 percent and 34 from three, 23 free throws a game; Fox at 27 and Sabonis at 19 a game. Without Ellis (7 straight). One day's rest.
So: Cleveland wins, and the game turns on the turnovers, Sacramento giving it away 15 times a game to Cleveland's 12 and the defense, Cleveland allowing 106 a night to Sacramento's 112. Call it Cleveland 116, Sacramento 112, Sacramento keeping it close.
2/07 @ WAS — I Know, the desk before tip-off
Written before tip-off, from the five games each side brought in.
Washington comes in 2-3 over its last five, scoring 112 a night and allowing 118, shooting 47 percent and 29 from three, 20 free throws a game; Kuzma at 22 and Kispert at 15 a game. That is 3 straight losses. Without Bagley III (2 straight). 2 days' rest. Cleveland comes in 5-0 over its last five, scoring 121 a night and allowing 108, shooting 51 percent and 38 from three, 19 free throws a game; Mitchell at 32 and Allen at 19 a game. That is 5 straight wins. One day's rest.
So: Cleveland wins, on the road, and the game turns on the arc, Cleveland at 38 percent from three to Washington's 29 and the defense, Cleveland allowing 108 a night to Washington's 118. Call it Cleveland 119, Washington 112.
2/08 @ BKN — I Know, the desk before tip-off
Written before tip-off, from the five games each side brought in.
Brooklyn comes in 2-3 over its last five, scoring 122 a night and allowing 120, shooting 47 percent and 39 from three, 18 free throws a game; Thomas at 25 and Bridges at 24 a game. It has lost the glass by 5 a night. Without Finney-Smith (5 straight), Sharpe (13 straight). One day's rest. Cleveland comes in 5-0 over its last five, scoring 121 a night and allowing 108, shooting 51 percent and 39 from three, 19 free throws a game; Mitchell at 34 and Eva. Mobley at 17 a game. That is 5 straight wins. Second night of a back-to-back.
So: Cleveland wins, on the road, and the game turns on the defense, Cleveland allowing 108 a night to Brooklyn's 120 and the glass, where Cleveland has been plus-1 a night and Brooklyn minus-5. Call it Cleveland 116, Brooklyn 115, Brooklyn keeping it close.
2/10 @ TOR — I Know, the desk before tip-off
Written before tip-off, from the five games each side brought in.
Toronto comes in 2-3 over its last five, scoring 113 a night and allowing 126, shooting 47 percent and 38 from three, 20 free throws a game; Barrett at 22 and Barnes at 19 a game. It has lost the glass by 5 a night. Without Freeman-Liberty (7 straight). Second night of a back-to-back. Cleveland comes in 5-0 over its last five, scoring 119 a night and allowing 103, shooting 51 percent and 40 from three, 17 free throws a game; Mitchell at 30 and Eva. Mobley at 19 a game. That is 5 straight wins. It has won the glass by 4 a night. One day's rest.
So: Cleveland wins, on the road, and the game turns on the defense, Cleveland allowing 103 a night to Toronto's 126 and the glass, where Cleveland has been plus-4 a night and Toronto minus-5. Call it Cleveland 119, Toronto 110.
Who is who
the initials in the Players column
SASBW B. Wesley
CO C. Osman
DM D. McDermott
DV D. Vassell
JC J. Champagnie
JS J. Sochan
KJ K. Johnson
MB M. Branham
TJ T. Jones
VW V. Wembanyama
ZC Z. Collins
CLECL C. LeVert
DG D. Garland
DM D. Mitchell
DW D. Wade
EM E. Mobley
GN G. Niang
IO I. Okoro
JA J. Allen
MS M. Strus
SM S. Merrill
SAS/CLE the team itself, not a player
-- the feed named nobody
What
What happened
the codes in the Events column
M2 / M3 made 2 / made 3
X2 / X3 missed 2 / missed 3
FT / X1 free throw made / missed
AST assist
OR / DR offensive / defensive rebound
STL steal
BLK block
TO turnover
FL foul
OF offensive foul — ends the possession
VIOL violation
JUMP jump ball
TM timeout
IR instant replay
HE heave at the buzzer, filed to the team
END the clock ran out, ball in hand
Where
Where a shot came from
the middle field of M3.LW.25
RM at the rim inside 4 ft
RC right corner
RW right wing
SO straight on
LW left wing
LC left corner
M3.LW.25 made 3, left wing, 25 ft
X2.RM.01 missed 2, at the rim, 1 ft
When
When it happened
the Offset column
one number per event, in the Events order:
whole seconds from the start of the
possession to that event
Events FL X3.RC.23 OR M2.RM.01
Offset 0 18 22 24
the foul opens the possession at 0s;
the putback ends it at 24s, which is
the possession's own Dur
Mitchell, Mobley help Cavaliers stand tall against Wembanyama, Spurs for 5th straight win, 117-101
SAN ANTONIO -- — San Antonio Spurs center Victor Wembanyama has received a lot of attention during his stellar rookie season, but the Cleveland Cavaliers ' big men wanted to remind everyone they are pretty good, too.
Donovan Mitchell scored 31 points, Evan Mobley had 28 points and 10 rebounds, and the Cavaliers routed the Spurs 117-99 on Saturday night.
Jarrett Allen had 26 points and 16 rebounds and Mitchell added eight rebounds and seven assists to help Cleveland win its fifth straight and 13th in 14 games.
“It’s always a competition when you hear about a guy that we all feel can be, probably will be, one of the faces of the league or the face of the league,” Mitchell said. “For Ev and J, but especially Ev being around the same age and kind of coming up together. You want to send a message for sure.”
Wembanyama had 19 points and 14 rebounds for San Antonio. Devin Vassell led the Spurs with 22 points, and Keldon Johnson had 17.
The Spurs have lost four straight and 10 of 13 to remain at the bottom of the Western Conference at 10-40.
Cleveland led by 26 points in the fourth quarter, but the lopsided victory didn't end without drama.
Mitchell and San Antonio’s Zach Collins were ejected with 54.7 seconds remaining after the Cleveland All-Star leapt up to push Collins in the face and chest after taking an elbow to the head on a moving screen from the center.
“The kid was upset at a play that happened before, and he retaliated," Cavaliers coach J.B. Bickerstaff said. “... Donovan did what Donovan does, he stood up for himself. I understand the rule, but if a guy takes a cheap shot on you, again you should be able to protect yourself.”
Mitchell said he could not recall any prior run-ins with Collins, but wanted to make sure there would be none in the future.
“He just hit me in the face,” Mitchell said. “I felt like it was dirty, so I just pushed him back. I knew I was probably going to get ejected, but it’s my second or third time getting ejected. If you push me, I push you back.”
The Spurs looked like a team playing the second night of a back-to-back and fourth game in six nights. San Antonio’s only lead lasted 33 seconds at 11-10 following a 15-foot jumper by Collins with 6:51 left in the opening quarter.
“We didn’t have as much juice as last night, obviously,” Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said. That’s three in four nights and three weekends in a row and it’s starting to show.”
Cleveland led by double digits throughout the second quarter and opened a 60-40 advantage on Mitchell’s 3-pointer with 2:37 left in the first half.
The Cavaliers used their overall size advantage on a series of consecutive plays at the rim in the opening quarter.
“Their length and physicality poses a big problem, and so does their talent,” Popovich said.
Mobley opened with a dunk in front of Wembanyama two minutes into the game. On the ensuing possession, Mitchell blocked a short jumper while it was still in Sochan’s hands. Mobley and Allen followed with layups in front of Wembanyama to put the Cavaliers up 10-6 with 8:35 remaining in the first quarter.
“They came out from the jump,” Mitchell said. “Evan Mobley set the tone. That was big for us. Evan Mobley set the tone for us offensively defensively. Jarrett Allen did the same.”
Cleveland had 36 points in the paint in the first half while San Antonio had 22.
Wembanyama responded with a pair of 3-pointers, including a step-back 3-pointer he set up with a crossover dribble against Allen.
Wembanyama finished 2 for 4 on 3-pointers and 5 for 16 from the field.
The Spurs completed a seven-game homestand with a 2-5 record. San Antonio begins a nine-game trip Wednesday in Miami.