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The NBA season is less than a week old, but the San Antonio Spurs should have already seen enough of Keldon Johnson.

Writer Cal Durrett argues that the San Antonio Spurs must reduce Keldon Johnson's playing time once Tobias Harris makes his team debut. Durrett notes that Johnson continues to struggle with defensive fouls and poor floor spacing through the first three games of the season, despite entering the final year of his contract in better physical shape.
According to the piece, San Antonio's shift toward four-guard lineups and a lack of perimeter shooting makes Johnson an awkward fit in the rotation. The author contends that while Johnson provides energy, the Spurs should limit his role and prioritize Harris and Julian Champagnie off the bench.
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