CHICAGO -- The San Antonio Spurs are a sub-.500 team right now and so when they are in position to win games, they would like to think they can find ways to capitalize.
But after blowing an 11-point, fourth-quarter lead in a loss that again dropped the Spurs below .500 and sent them to their eighth loss in their past 11 games, they hope they can find their footing against another struggling team.
The Spurs (9-10) will continue their four-game road trip when they visit the Chicago Bulls on Monday, looking to put a disappointing loss to the Milwaukee Bucks on Saturday behind them.