The 2018-19 season will arrive soon for the San Antonio Spurs, as the regular season starts in the middle of October. It’s the potential redemption campaign for the Silver and Black, who dealt with an injured and unhappy Kawhi Leonard in 2017-18, and faced a first round exit from the Golden State Warriors, for the second consecutive year, in the postseason.
With changes to the roster, including the arrivals of DeMar DeRozan and Jakob Poeltl, and the loss of Leonard and Tony Parker, it altered expectations for the Spurs in the crowded Western Conference.