Rob Thompson and Rudy Johnson discuss the Spurs and the gain of another loss on the road and start with questions about the coaching staff.

Rob Thompson & Rudy Johnson talk about how the Spurs will do without Wemby in their game against the Bucks. They look at how the team plays without Wemby and see if there's anything useful they can learn for both the team and Wemby.

Rudy and Pledger talk about the Spurs' ongoing third-quarter problems, questioning if they should have signed more experienced players in the offseason.

Rudy and Rob converse about the Spurs returning to the court tonight in Minnesota after a hiatus since Friday. The duo also explores a trade proposal that would unite brothers Tre and Tyus Jones on the same team.

Rob and Rudy cover the Spurs ending their 18-game losing streak against the Lakers on Friday and their subsequent loss to the Pelicans by 36 points. Additionally, they delve into NBA Insider Marc Spears' report suggesting that Keldon Johnson might be available for trade.

Rudy J and James Pledger chat about Wemby's shift to playing Center full-time, the chance for revenge against the Lakers tonight, and whether Brian Wright deserves more criticism for his role as Spurs' GM.

Rob & Rudy analyze the Spurs' remarkable 20-point comeback against the Lakers, debating the team's offensive strategy—choosing between isolation plays and teamwork. They also assess if the Spurs stand in a more favorable position compared to other young NBA teams.

Rob Thompson and Rudy Jay chat about the Spurs vs. Lakers matchup, pondering whether the Lakers, after a back-to-back, will feature LeBron and Anthony Davis. They shine a spotlight on Wemby's standout performance at center while expressing worry about Charles Bassey's season-ending injury.

R&R delve into the Spurs' historic 17th consecutive loss, dissecting the dismal shooting display of 5 for 41 from beyond the arc. They also explore the team's dynamic and chemistry, questioning whether the players genuinely enjoy playing alongside Wemby.

The Spurs might set a new franchise record for consecutive losses against the Bulls tonight. R&R also discuss the Lakers and Pacers making it to the In in-season tournament Finals, debate LeBron's status as the GOAT, and cover additional topi