Who\u2019s to say he\u2019s wrong for saying that?<\/p>\n
This is a relatively inexperienced Spurs team. They haven\u2019t made the postseason together as a core. Many of the guys are making their playoff debuts. But their youthful energy and naivety can play in their favor.<\/p>\n
As Keldon said, this squad feels like they can take on the world. Their confidence is high, and they\u2019re all laser-focused on the goal of winning. San Antonio wouldn\u2019t have been able to accomplish everything they did in the regular season if they weren\u2019t all in on doing whatever it takes to succeed.<\/p>\n
Every man on the roster, 1-15, has contributed to building a culture and identity that\u2019s conducive to victory. It all starts, of course, with Victor Wembanyama, whose unbelievable maturity, unrelenting desire for winning, and otherworldly skills have made him a leader anyone would go to war for.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Beyond him, the tenured vets have all made sacrifices for the betterment of the collective. Keldon Johnson has adapted to a sixth man role and thrived in it<\/a>. Devin Vassell accepted a smaller offensive role.<\/a> De\u2019Aaron Fox has been more than willing to let Stephon Castle be the lead guard on many nights.<\/p>\n This group is connected, energized, and poised to rise to the moment in the playoffs.<\/p>\n San Antonio should have no fear in the face of playoff adversity<\/p>\n Throughout the regular season, the Spurs proved themselves as one of basketball\u2019s best teams night in and night out. They made easy work of the Thunder multiple times and picked up wins against all the other top contenders.<\/p>\n
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