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THE SAN ANTONIO SPURS ARE BACK IN THE WIN COLUMN! Victor Wembanyama dominates, Julian Champagnie catches fire from three, and the Spurs absolutely destroy the Sacramento Kings 130-103! Mike Taylor and Rudy Jay are LIVE with instant reactions on In the Building Spurs Edition, presented by Game Day Men's Health Alamo Ranch. After a frustrating start to the season, San Antonio delivers the kind of performance fans have been waiting for. Wemby takes over early, Champagnie erupts for eight three-pointers off the bench, and Mitch Johnson gets an opportunity to experiment with his rotations while resting key players ahead of another game tomorrow night. But even after a 27-point win, Mike and Rudy still have questions. Should De'Aaron Fox be coming off the bench? Is Julian Champagnie better suited as a sixth man or a starter? Why isn't Terrace Reed getting more meaningful minutes? And what happens to Carter Bryant when this roster gets healthy? The Spurs improve to 2-2, but figuring out this lineup might be the biggest challenge of the early season. TOPICS COVERED: SPURS BEAT KINGS 130-103: San Antonio dominates Sacramento and gets back to .500.VICTOR WEMBANYAMA TAKES OVER: Wemby controls the game on offense and defense.JULIAN CHAMPAGNIE GOES OFF: Eight three-pointers on 13 attempts and a huge performance off the bench.DE'AARON FOX TO THE BENCH?: Rudy makes the case for using Fox as the Spurs' sixth man.TERRACE REED DESERVES MORE MINUTES: The rookie continues making an impression in limited playing time.LUKE KORNET'S ROLE: Mike and Rudy question whether Reed should start taking some of Kornet's minutes.MITCH JOHNSON'S ROTATIONS: The Spurs are still experimenting with their starting lineup and bench combinations.DYLAN HARPER AND STEPHON CASTLE: How do the young guards fit alongside Fox and Wembanyama?CARTER BRYANT'S DEVELOPMENT: Is there enough room in the rotation for the rookie to grow?SPURS BENCH DEPTH: What happens when the injured players return?SPURS vs. JAZZ PREVIEW: San Antonio heads to Utah for the second night of a back-to-back.NBA INJURY NEWS: The guys discuss reported injuries involving Anthony Edwards, Kawhi Leonard, Jaren Jackson Jr., and Lauri Markkanen. KEY MOMENTS: 1. SPURS CRUSH THE KINGS 130-103 Mike and Rudy finally get to celebrate a convincing Spurs victory on a postgame show! San Antonio controls the matchup, builds a comfortable lead, and never gives Sacramento much of a chance. The Spurs improve to 2-2, and the guys are happy to see a complete performance after the early-season frustrations against Oklahoma City and Houston. Rudy points out that blowouts like this serve a purpose beyond the final score. Mitch Johnson gets to experiment with lineups, evaluate different combinations, and give important players some rest before the next game. And with the Spurs traveling to Utah immediately afterward, that rest matters. 2. JULIAN CHAMPAGNIE CATCHES FIRE FROM THREE Julian Champagnie is the story of the night. He knocks down eight of his 13 three-point attempts and gives the Spurs a massive offensive spark off the bench. Mike and Rudy remember watching Champagnie's 11-three-pointer performance against the New York Knicks on New Year's Eve. They believe he might have put up even bigger numbers against Sacramento if the game had remained competitive. But the bigger conversation is about his role. Champagnie has been adjusting to coming off the bench after spending time as a starter. If he can consistently provide instant offense as a reserve, Mike believes he could become a major piece of the Spurs' second unit. Rudy isn't convinced the current starting lineup is settled, though. He still sees reasons to put Champagnie back with the starters. 3. WEMBY DOMINATES WITHOUT DOING TOO MUCH Victor Wembanyama is terrific against Sacramento. He controls the paint, finishes lobs, creates offensive opportunities, and makes life miserable for the Kings defensively. But Rudy notices something particularly important. Wemby isn't jumping at every shot fake. Instead, he's staying disciplined, using his height and positioning, and forcing opponents to shoot over him. Mike compares some of that defensive positioning to Tim Duncan. The guys agree Wembanyama doesn't need to chase spectacular blocks on every possession. Sometimes standing tall and playing smart defense is more effective. And after a few rough outings, the hosts remind everybody that one bad game shouldn't become a referendum on Wemby's entire career. 4. SHOULD DE'AARON FOX COME OFF THE BENCH? Rudy makes one of the night's biggest arguments. He believes De'Aaron Fox could be more valuable to the Spurs as a sixth man. Not because Fox isn't talented. Not because Fox isn't worth his contract. But because the starting lineup has too many players competing for the same offensive opportunities. Rudy points out that Fox attempted only six shots against Houston and 11 against both Dallas and Sacramento. He believes a player with Fox's speed, scoring ...
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