As promised, second part of 15 really in 60 we're going to put four minutes on the clock

for each of the teams that we didn't get a chance to do on Sunday nights episode.

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But let's get started here. Danny, I'll leave it to you.

What team would you like to kick it off with?

Let's start with the undefeated untied San Antonio Spurs.

There are three in no and they came back.

I mean, they were getting worked early in the in the game against Portland in San Antonio,

but then they came back in the third quarter, particularly.

So second and third quarter, they were dominant in both those, but 3720 in the third.

And a couple of things that I found interesting so far.

One is moving away from traditional centers.

They're starting Marcus Aldridge and Tray Liles and our friend Seth Partner talked about his opposition

to the way that those guys have been classified so far. I think that's fair.

Yeah. Well, this person of a long tradition of that with Tim Duncan being a power forward for so many years.

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