The Spurs can improve to 27-0 at home to match the 1947-48 Washington Capitols for the NBA’s third-best start. The New Orleans Pelicans (18-29) look to play spoilers as they enter the AT&T Center Wednesday Night.
Pelicans Head Coach Alvin Gentry had some choice words to say about the Spurs dominance at home.
“They’ve won every game at home, they’re due to lose one,” said Gentry, a former Popovich assistant. “Play that for Pop, have Pop put that on the bulletin board, OK?”
LaMarcus Aldridge and the Spurs face a major challenge against Anthony Davis and the Pelicans, who completed a 5-2 homestand with Monday’s 110-95 defeat to Memphis.