After a disappointing second half in Milwaukee on Saturday night, the Spurs won’t have to wait long to get a second shot against Giannis Antetokounmpo and the league-leading Milwaukee Bucks. San Antonio hung in for much of the 1st half, even holding a 12-point advantage early in the first quarter before Milwaukee closed the quarter on a run, setting themselves up for an explosive 42 points in the 2nd quarter alone.
If they want to protect home court and get a bit of quick revenge tonight, the Spurs will have to clean up a lot of the things that have plagued them at their lowest points for most of the year.