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The San Antonio Spurs got a 122-106 victory over the Dallas Mavericks yesterday. Coach Mitch Johnson wasn’t satisfied at all after the win and didn’t let the team celebrate. It took the Spurs three and a half quarters to pull…

San Antonio Spurs coach Mitch Johnson delivered a blunt message following his team's 122-106 victory over the Dallas Mavericks, preventing celebrations after expressing dissatisfaction with their performance. Johnson stated that the team needs to return to their standard and noted that consistency has been a major problem through their first three games. The Mavericks remained competitive for over three quarters despite playing without Kyrie Irving and Cooper Flagg.
Johnson praised Tarris Reed Jr. for bringing positive energy and playing the right way off the bench. However, defensive struggles remained a concern as the Spurs allowed 62 points in the paint despite Victor Wembanyama anchoring the interior. San Antonio ultimately pulled away by outscoring Dallas 30-17 in the fourth quarter to secure the win.
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