Eric Gay/Associated Press The San Antonio Spurs spent nearly the entire 2017-18 campaign without Kawhi Leonard. They’ll soon decide whether to make a clean break from the former Finals MVP or interlock their future with his. San Antonio doesn’t have a formidable roster without him. Head coach Gregg Popovich did well to get this group into the postseason for the 21st consecutive year, but the Leonard-less Spurs were fighting impossible odds. They didn’t play a single-possession game until they were faced with elimination after three losses by 49 combined points. With or without Leonard, the Spurs enter this offseason in need of reinforcements. They can go different routes to get them, although the franchise’s flexibility will depend on what a couple of guys decide to do with their player options. This past season will be tossed away in the franchise’s history books, forever marred by the injury rehab that wouldn’t end. This summer will determine if the strange saga gets swept under the rug or becomes the genesis of an organizational overhaul. Setting the Stage Eric Gay/Associated Press You have to go back to before Tim Duncan’s arrival to find the Alamo City’s last season with a winning percentage this… Read full this story
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