Even though the Spurs’ four-game winning streak came to an end with a 108-104 loss at the home of the Phoenix Suns, the team showed off a level of fight and resiliency that was lacking earlier in the season but has become common over the last couple of weeks. After another good first quarter performance, which they ended up 33-26, the Spurs suffered through two bad middle quarters, and with the team not only on the first game of a back-to-back but also beginning a FIGASENI, Gregg Popovich appeared ready to pull the plug and save his main rotation for tonight, but his backups had other ideas.
An unusual line-up led the Spurs’ comeback attempt against the Suns
