Throughout Tim Duncan's illustrious 19-year career in San Antonio, his team has suffered but one losing month: December 2014. NBA schedule makers were exceptionally unforgiving to the Silver and Black by marking them down for 18 games in 31 days, most of which were played without Kawhi Leonard and Tony Parker. A new Big Three of Injuries, Timing, and Bad Luck emerged as the Spurs limped their way to a paltry 8-10 record. Fast forward a year, subtract half of the Foreign Legion, add one new and improved Klaw, two All-Star big men and one Bobinator and you have a San Antonio team that is blowing the doors off the Association.
The Spurs' December was the most efficient in NBA history
