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After making the NBA Finals last season, the San Antonio Spurs don't have many weaknesses, but turnovers remain a problem they have yet to fully solve.

Cal Durrett writes for Air Alamo that the San Antonio Spurs have continued to struggle with turnovers despite testing a three-point guard lineup featuring De'Aaron Fox, Stephon Castle, and Dylan Harper. The team committed 40 combined turnovers across their final two preseason matchups against the Phoenix Suns and Sacramento Kings, reflecting issues that previously hurt them during the NBA Finals against the New York Knicks.
Durrett argues that increased playing time together should eventually help the trio limit ball-handling miscues. By deploying three primary ball handlers, Durrett notes the Spurs can reduce reliance on Castle and Victor Wembanyama to initiate offense, boosting scoring efficiency while minimizing transition chances for opposing teams.
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