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Tarris Reed Jr. is the Spurs’ answer to a bigger West. Mitch Johnson just has to play him before the matchup that needs him shows up.

Writer Jahlil Williams argues that the San Antonio Spurs must give rookie Tarris Reed Jr. regular season playing time to prepare for physical matchups. With Western Conference rivals adding significant size, Williams contends that Reed's interior presence and rebounding ability will serve as a crucial counter against bruising opponents during high-stakes games.
While backup center Luke Kornet remains a reliable option, Williams asserts that Kornet lacks Reed's potential on the boards. The article emphasizes that head coach Mitch Johnson needs to test Reed against premier NBA big men early in the season rather than relying solely on preseason experience.
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