Rob and RJ talk the show that both Wemby and the Joker put on yesterday in the Spurs close loss to the Nuggets. They also discuss if there is a big dilemma with the team that Wemby played better with players like Devin Vassell, Keldon Johnson and Sochan out the way and he was able to thrive by himself or on the opposite end when the wemby sits the team seems to play better without him. They discuss if the approach shoould be to build a superteam around Wemby or the approach of Wemby and a bunch of role players.

Rob and RJ discuss the breaking news to last night that both Jeremey Sochan and Devin Vassell being out for the year with injuries and if its time to just pack it in with 7 game left and if its time to shut down Wemby. They also react Brian Windhorst on the Hoop Collective Podcast saying the the narrative changing around San Antonio as a city and that people are gonna want to play with Wemby and how in awe veteran players are of Wemby as a Rookie.

- Rob and RJ Discuss spurs thrilling OT win over the Knicks were Wemby put up 40 and 20 and Jalen Brunson put up 61. They also discuss how well the team is playing the scond half of the year despite the loss last night to the Warriors shorthanded and if their late season surge should make them change up their approach in the offseason or if they shouldn't over react to the late season surge and take the whole season into account

-ROB AND RJ preview tonight's Spurs game vs the Knicks and discuss the keys for the Spurs to win 3 in a row for the first time all year. They also debate if you should care about the rest of the year in terms of winning and if you would rather have the team lose to get a better draft spot even though this upcoming draft is weakest in the last 20 years

Rob and RJ dissect the San Antonio Spurs' solid win in Utah, celebrating Wemby's comeback and Devin Vassell's impressive 30-point game. They highlight the team's remarkable 40 assists but also address Wemby's high turnover rate, discussing areas for improvement.

Rob and RJ dive back into their chat about how the Spurs play without Wemby and what they can do to improve when he's back. They also look ahead to the Spurs' next game against the Jazz in Utah. But here's the big question: Are the last 10 games of the season still exciting, or are fans already thinking about next year? Join the conversation for a straightforward take on Spurs' strategies and fan expectations as the season winds down.

Rob and RJ dissect the Spurs' unexpected victory over the Suns, spotlighting Jeremey Sochan's game-winning 3-pointer. They tackle the team's performance sans Wemby and address the pressure they feel when he's on the court, brainstorming solutions to play more freely in his presence.

Rob and RJ as they unpack the Spurs' challenging weekend, facing defeats from both the Grizzlies and the Suns. They delve into observations of Wemby's apparent fatigue in recent games and revisit discussions from the offseason about the need for Wemby to bulk up to withstand the physical demands of the NBA season. RJ shares his firsthand experience of watching Wemby play live, offering a unique perspective on the rookie sensation's performance and physical presence on the court.

Rob and RJ engage in a conversation about Wemby's comments during a post-practice interview with reporters, focusing on his role in possible roster and personnel decisions. They explore the potential risks of Wemby acting as a player-GM and also revisit discussions on whether the Spurs should seek a center to partner with Wemby, aiming to alleviate some of the physical strain he's been experiencing lately.

As Wemby approaches the 65-game mark needed for postseason award eligibility and shows signs of fatigue, Rob and RJ debate the potential dip in his Rookie of the Year prospects, especially as his team's home stand concludes. With the NCAA tournament kicking off today, Rob highlights key draft prospects to watch throughout March Madness.