San Antonio Spurs News: Game Recaps, Grades And More

The San Antonio Spurs are off to a 6-2 start. They are starting to click on both ends of the floor. LaMarcus Aldridge and David West are starting to get comfortable with the team and know what their roles are going to be.
San Antonio has won six out of their last seven games. Though with all of the hype surrounding the Golden State Warriors and their impressive 10-0 start, for the Spurs and their fans, flying below the radar is what they are used to.
Kawhi Leonard is off to an impressive start this season. His maturity and will to take on the role of the teams first option on the offensive end has not phased him one bit.
Being on a team with future Hall of Famers as Tim Duncan, Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili, the torch is surely being passed over to Leonard and he is stepping up.
Spurs blogs around the inter-webs have great insight on this team. All links below open in a new window.
AROUND THE FANSIDED NETWORK
Ball Movement Key In Spurs 113-101 Win Against BlazersGeorge Middleton, Air Alamo
Spurs Grades vs Blazers: Aldridge Shines in ReturnMichael Rehome, Air Alamo
Each NBA Team’s Best X-FactorCody Williams, Fansided
WHAT OTHERS SAY ABOUT THE SPURS
Breaking Down Aldridge’s Early Incorporation With Spurs’ StartersJose Grijalva, Project Spurs
LaMarcus Aldridge’s transition to the San Antonio Spurs hasn’t been easy so far this season, despite Aldridge averaging 15ppg and 9rpg. The free agent acquisition seems to have had a rough time getting comfortable in the offensive scheme of San Antonio with many wondering if he’s a good fit. We’ll take a look into his performance early on in the game against the Sacramento Kings this past Monday, as his troubles early on have been the same situations so far this season. We’ll break down some of the early plays and see why Aldridge is suffering and what the Spurs can do about it to help him succeed in his first year with the team.
Duncan: Spurs Need To Stop Thinking So Much, Just PlayJabari Young, SpursNation
“Everybody is trying to think the game. They’re trying to think the right way, they’re trying to make the right decision every time, and when you’re thinking too much, your normal reaction comes secondary. That pause and that hesitation takes something away from your game. We just have to get through that.”
The Spurs Are Committed To The ProcessQuixem Ramirez, Pounding The Rock
The Rasual SuspectsTrevor Zickgraf, 48 Minutes of Hell