NBA Power Rankings: Who can beat the Golden State Warriors?

NBA Power Rankings: Who are the biggest threats to the Warriors?

By Tony Pesta | Feb 15, 2019

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15. San Antonio Spurs

In the aftermath of the Kawhi Leonard situation that left many fans upset, the San Antonio Spurs are still kicking. It seems like this franchise just doesn’t know how to lose and no matter what lineup is thrown out there always manages to make something happen.

The dynamic of LaMarcus Aldrige and DeMar DeRozan has been getting the job done for San Antonio. Aldridge is averaging 21 points and 9 rebounds while DeRozan is putting up 21.4 points, 6.1 rebounds and 6.1 assists per game. The resurgence of Rudy Gay has been a huge help for the Spurs as he is playing with a new found youth.

San Antonio has been killing teams all season with efficient scoring. The Spurs currently rank first in the league for 3-point percentage and third in field goal percentage. This has helped them compete for a playoff spot all year long.

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