After years of being projected to crumble, the glass castle built at the AT&T Center is on the verge of finally breaking. Sitting at the 12th seed in the Western Conference with a 27-36 record on the season, the San Antonio Spurs are most likely going to land the 11th pick in the upcoming 2020 NBA Draft.
However, NBA commissioner Adam Silver created some drastic changes to the draft lottery just one season ago to dispel tanking teams from losing on purpose. This makes the likelihood of San Antonio jumping into the top four of the draft much more plausible than ever before.