SAN ANTONIO —
If you’re an NBA team trying to find out who you are, it helps to face an opponent stuck in an even more troubling spot.
The Clippers arrived in San Antonio having just broken their six-game losing streak. Against the struggling Spurs, however, they looked like the juggernaut they hope to become in the months ahead.
With San Antonio committing 15 turnovers and making only nine of its 36 three-pointers, and rookie sensation Victor Wembanyama unable to make a dent with only nine points in 12 shots, the Clippers led by as many as 28 points and barely needed to play their starters in the final quarter.