Rob and RJ discuss the Spurs' loss to the Mavs, highlighting the recurring pattern of turnovers and challenges. Despite the defeat, Pop expressed satisfaction with the team's effort. They also share reactions to Bill Simmons and Ryen Russillo's debate on Wemby's DPOY prospects.

Rob and RJ discuss the Spurs' return to their home court against the Dallas Mavericks. Additionally, they share their thoughts on Brian Windhorst's remarks in his podcast, where he suggests that the Spurs are adopting a rebuilding strategy akin to that of OKC. Windhorst highlights the challenge ahead for the Spurs, noting their unfamiliarity with their current position and the difficulties they may encounter in the rebuilding process.

Rob and RJ preview the Spurs' upcoming two-game series in Austin, starting tonight against the defending champs, the Denver Nuggets. They explore Pop's apparent contentment with the decision to play in Austin and raise the question of whether this game holds the same significance for the average Spurs fan, considering it's not in San Antonio. They also inquire whether fans are disappointed that the game is taking place in Austin.

Rob and RJ analyze Pop's recent comments regarding the Spurs' offseason plans and ongoing roster evaluation, debating whether they feel more optimistic or concerned about the team's direction based on his remarks. They also examine the implications of the Spurs playing their next two games in Austin, questioning whether this arrangement will benefit the team, particularly with the addition of Wemby to the lineup.

Rob and RJ analyze the Spurs' narrow loss to the Rockets on a back-to-back, questioning whether Wemby is hitting a rookie wall due to recent struggles. They also ponder strategies for defending Wemby more physically. Additionally, they engage in a lively debate about Tre Jones' 24-point performance, considering whether it was beneficial and discussing the responsibility of a point guard to ensure Wemby gets more than 12 shots in the game.

Rob and RJ discuss the thrilling overtime victory against the Brooklyn Nets, concluding their I-35 Series with a 1-1 record. They explore Wemby's consistent outstanding performance, highlighted by another impressive 5 by 5 game. Additionally, they recap the Spurs' weekend in Austin, analyzing both the positives and negatives from their time there.

Rob and RJ dive into the Warriors' comeback victory against the Spurs, despite the return of Wemby and Vassell. They break down the Spurs' third-quarter collapse and address the concerning trend of the team, including Wemby, being physically outmatched. The duo questions the Spurs' lack of a gritty, intense presence to prevent such comebacks and debates whether the current roster has a potential leader or if an external addition is necessary to fill this void.

Rob and RJ analyze the Spurs' impressive victory over the Warriors in their last game, despite the absence of Wemby and Devin Vassell. They deem it possibly the highlight game of the year. They delve into the team's collective style of play, questioning its sustainability once their two key players return. Additionally, they offer a preview of tonight's anticipated rematch against Golden State in San Antonio, kicking off an 8-game homestand.

Rob and RJ analyze the Spurs' loss to Sacramento without Wemby, despite a late comeback attempt. They discuss the team's NBA record of 121 consecutive games with 20+ assists, pondering its significance. Despite their stellar ball-sharing, they address late-game errors and persistent execution problems.

Rob and RJ discuss tonight's game against the Kings in Sacramento, analyzing how the team will cope without Wemby and strategizing their approach against the Kings in his absence. They also debate Wemby's chances as Defensive Player despite the Spurs' defensive struggles. RJ contends that his nomination shouldn't happen due to the team's poor defense, while Rob argues that his defensive impact should outweigh the team's record.