After back-to-back double-digit victories against a pair of playoff-caliber teams in their last two outings, San Antonio came crashing back to Earth as their pitiful play within the AT&T Center continued against the Miami Heat. And while the Spurs still own a comfortable 3.5 game cushion over the New Orleans Pelicans in the play-in race, their road to the postseason remains complicated as the tenth seed in the Western Conference.
Although an Eastern Conference contender blew out the Silver and Black on Wednesday evening, head coach Gregg Popovich and crew will have an opportunity to get into a rhythm when the bottom-feeding Pistons visit the 2-1-0 to cap San Antonio’s brief two-game homestand.