The Spurs have now lost seven of their last nine games after falling short on the road to Brooklyn on Wednesday, but there won’t much time to rest or reflect as they return to the hardwood for a matchup with the Knicks less than 24 hours later. And with one more back-to-back versus the Suns awaiting them on the final leg of their regular-season schedule, New York might best San Antonio’s last shot at a winnable contest.
Fortunately for the Silver and Black, Julius Randle and company enter Thursday with several uncertainties on their injury report, which could provide them with the edge they need to come away victorious.