Why Bryn Forbes’ development matters so much to the Spurs

The Spurs bounced back from a rough loss in Denver by playing one of their best offensive games yet to put away the Wizards on Friday night. Even more so than the Spurs, the Wizards’ 29th ranked defense has been the cure for what ails opposing offenses this season. Right on cue, the Spurs put up their 3rd most efficient offensive game of the year, scoring 137.2 points per 100 possessions per Cleaning the Glass, right behind their last game against the Wizards, in fact.

When the Spurs’ offense is humming like that, it’s usually because DeMar DeRozan and LaMarcus Aldridge are drawing help, and their shooters are knocking down shots. While that was the case in this game, to an extant, the…