Entering Monday night’s slate of games, the Spurs were tied with the Rockets for the worst record in the Western Conference. It’s clearly rebuilding time in San Antonio, so there is no idea too bold or outlandish in a year when the franchise is simply trying to figure out possible paths toward a more successful era.
With that philosophy in mind, consider rookie forward Jeremy Sochan’s new free throw form all part of the plan.
The ninth overall pick in this year’s draft has been a mainstay in the Spurs’ lineup, making 21 starts through the team’s first 30 games.