San Antonio was on the doorstep of completing one of the greatest comebacks that building has ever seen. But with one bounce of the ball, it's now on the precipice of elimination.

Plus, the unbelievable third-quarter Spurs, and a deeper look at just how critical Dylan Harper is to the team.

Victor Wembanyama set the tone, Devin Vassell announced San Antonio's arrival, De'Aaron Fox righted the ship, and Gregg Popovich sent a message.

Victor Wembanyama and De'Aaron Fox lit the match that started the fire, and San Antonio delivered a performance to remember.

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San Antonio's proven commodities have been special this season, but it's the potential of its youngest stars that should strike fear in the rest of the league.

Last February was one of the darkest months in recent Spurs history, and now they're soaring at altitudes the young core has never experienced.

Rebuilds in the NBA always come with unfortunate casualties, and All Star Weekend has reminded us why Jeremy Sochan had to become one of them.

Watch now | Postgame show live from my car in the Frost Bank Center parking lot.

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Podcast Episode · Small Market Bias: A San Antonio Spurs Podcast · 01/30/2026 · 1h 2m

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In this time of uncertainty, Jeremy Sochan doesn't need to look too far for a reminder that the 'dark' times can be temporary.

In this time of uncertainty, Jeremy Sochan doesn't need to look too far for a reminder that the 'dark' times can be temporary.

Matthew Tynan is joined by Trevor Zickgraf to discuss the state of the Spurs, the reinsertion of Jeremy Sochan into the rotation, the absence of Devin Vassell, and some early trade deadline ideas.

Victor Wembanyama's injury scare reinforced the idea there's no time like the present to go for gold.

The last two weeks of San Antonio basketball have put the rest of the league on alert, if it wasn't there already.