Spurs: I feel optimistic about the new season because of Wenban Yama. The team s goal is to enter the playoffs at least

Spurs reporter Jeff McDonald connected with Rockets reporter Danielle Lerner and talked about his views on the Spurs' new season.

Jeff McDonald said that he is confident in the Spurs' new season, and the most important reason is Wenban Yama. The reporter said: "Wenbanyama had ended his second NBA season early due to a thrombosis problem. Now he has been officially allowed to resume basketball-related activities. Fox, introduced last season's trading deadline, will usher in the full season, and the best rookie Castle is expected to make further breakthroughs. In addition, the highly-watched rookie Dylan Harper has also joined, which will provide assistance to the team. However, whether the Spurs can rise this season still depends largely on whether Wenbanyama can return to the arena and play as he deserves. The main risk of the Spurs is injury. In addition, Mickey Johnson officially replaced Popovich. This is his first full coaching seal, and it may still require some adaptation. and the process of learning. "

When talking about the team's goals for the new season, the reporter said: "It has now entered the third season of the 'Wenban Yama Era'. Spurs fans can't wait to end the team's six-season playoff drought. This is the longest missed the playoffs in the team's history. If everything goes well, the Spurs have a chance to achieve this goal. But you should know that there are many strong teams in the Western Conference. If the Spurs want to enter the playoffs, they still need several other strong competitors to experience many situations. Taking a step back, if the Spurs win more than 40 games by the end of the season, and at least have the competitiveness to compete in the playoffs, such a season will also be regarded as a success."