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NO MERCY: Spurs Need Ruthlessness After Finals COLLAPSE, and can Gillespie follow Patty Mills Path?
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- Jul 28, 2026
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- 1959
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Summary
Enough with the objectivity — it's time for the San Antonio Spurs to embrace a villain arc, and to root for De'Aaron Fox to make every doubter eat their words. Matthew Tynan and Tyler Prince open the show dropping the balanced-analyst act: the criticism of Fox has gotten out of hand, and the best thing that could happen next season is the Spurs' max-contract point guard using it as fuel. From there it's a full-throated case for San Antonio embracing the hate the way the Big 3 Heat once did — no mercy, foot on the gas, and a Victor Wembanyama who clearly doesn't mind playing the bad guy.