Spurs face 76ers on Monday as San Antonio ends longest playoff drought in franchise history
Despite a disappointing season marked by a 25-game suspension of Paul George for violating the NBA’s anti-drug policy and the questionable trade of sharpshooter Jared McCain to Oklahoma City, the Philadelphia 76ers are still in the mix for the league’s Play-In Tournament. And the Spurs now face the team Monday at the Frost Bank Center. […]
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