Injury-riddled San Antonio Spurs to take on reloaded Golden State this Saturday
After a promising start to the NBA season, adversity arrived for the San Antonio Spurs this month in the form of injuries to key personnel. Starting shooting guard Devin Vassell and backup point guard Tre Jones are still on the mend, head coach Gregg Popovich was recently sidelined with an undisclosed health issue and starting forward Jeremy Sochan is expected to miss an estimated six to eight weeks following surgery to his left thumb.
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