The San Antonio Spurs are just 5-4 in the friendly confines of the AT&T Center, but their 12-0 start on the road is good for second best in league history. The Spurs haven’t been completely dominant, in fact they looked sloppy in several contests but pulled out wins anyway. Monday night was one of those games, as San Antonio came back to win 97-96 in Milwaukee.
The Bucks are now 10-9, but they routinely compete with good teams because of their length and athleticism. Giannis Antetokounmpo and Jabari Parker each put up over 20 points and went a combined 19/20 from the free throw line while the Spurs were 9/14 as a team.