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The revamped San Antonio Spurs took on the Phoenix Suns without their starters and lost by only five points. Gasol, Mills, Parker, Green and Ginobili did not even travel with the team to Talking Stick Resort Arena.
While the game was a sloppy affair with the Spurs committing 30 
turnovers and 34 fouls, there were some bright moments and one particular shining star that sat on the bench the entire second half, Kawhi Leonard who finished the game with
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The San Antonio Spurs will attempt to keep their undefeated streak going tonight as they welcome the Utah Jazz into AT&T Stadium for a Western Conference match up. The Spurs are coming off a 103-78 throttling of the Atlanta Hawks on Saturday night with stifling defense. The Spurs forced 17 Hawks turnovers and have forced 54 in their last three games.
Of course all of this is nothing to the Head Coach who will never be satisfied with his team’s play, good or bad.
“We had a good night, they had a poor night,” Popovich said after the game. “That’s all it is.”
The Jazz are coming off two straight losses to the Oklahoma City Thunder, 94-90 on Friday and 104-98 yesterday in OKC.
“It hurts,” Utah coach Quin Snyder said. “We were really, really good and we got really tired. It really came down, if we could have gotten a couple of defensive rebounds at the end of the game. We were clearly fatigued in overtime. We’d been able to attack most of the game and just ran out of steam.”
The Jazz will get themselves in trouble if they run out of steam against this Spurs team…ask the Hawks.
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Kawhi Leonard scored a game high 20 points to go along with his eight rebounds, two assists and a steal in a loss to the still undefeated Atlanta Hawks. Jeff Teague scored a team high 19 for the Hawks. LaMarcus Aldridge was out with back spasms and Tim Duncan played only 13 first half minutes.
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