San Antonio Spurs Schedule 2019 Spurs Schedule

The Kawhi Leonard saga is finally over, after the Spurs traded him to Toronto. The Spurs basically played the entire season without him this past year, and this year they will have DeMar DeRozan. The Spurs missed out on the playoffs for the first time in several years, and will look to get back to the promised land. They are going through a rebuild, but a Spurs rebuild is much different from others. The Spurs play in the Southwest division, and Houston is running the show right now. New Orleans is also a much improved team, and that gives them a tougher opponent in a rather weak division. The Spurs went 9-7 in the division, and 29-23 against the conference. These numbers have been much better in previous years, but this year is going to be close to the same. The Spurs struggled drastically on the road, going 14-27, and then 33-8 at home. We will have to see if those numbers change. The Spurs were still good enough to take care of business against the bad teams, going 26-7 against teams below .500. Against teams above, the Spurs went 21-28, which is definitely not the San Antonio way. The Spurs still took 18 wins away from 30 Eastern Conference games. San Antonio has plenty of nationally televised games, but none on Opening Week or on the holidays. They do take on Phoenix and Los Angeles for televised games, and then they play Los Angeles back to back in December. The Spurs have a pretty easy April, which could be crucial for the playoff hunt, or seeding. They face Atlanta, Denver, Washington, Cleveland, and Dallas. However, a week before that they face Golden State, Boston, and Houston. It will be an interesting year for the San Antonio Spurs.