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The San Antonio Spurs arguably have the deepest team in the NBA, and Mitch Johnson seems to have a plan to avoid any starting-five drama.

San Antonio Spurs head coach Mitch Johnson suggested during media day that he is willing to experiment with different starting lineups this season. Writer Cal Durrett argues this flexible approach could help the Spurs avoid training camp drama, as the team boasts several starting-caliber options competing for minutes.
Durrett notes that rotating starters may keep players satisfied, particularly Dylan Harper and Tobias Harris alongside core contributors like De'Aaron Fox and Victor Wembanyama. The writer believes using multiple lineups will maximize San Antonio's depth, maintain unpredictability, and help develop team chemistry.
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