Marilyn Dubinski: With the additions of Isaiah Roby and Jeremy Sochan (whom I expect to spend little if any time in Austin), the Spurs now have multiple traditional power forwards to play next to Keldon. As a result, I don’t see the need to force him into a position where he is constantly at a size disadvantage anymore, so I see him playing next to a traditional power forward at least 50 percent of the time, with the exception being when he’s either sharing the court with Doug McDermott or the Spurs choose to go with four-out or micro line-ups.
What to expect from Keldon Johnson after the extension
