Spurs Crush Blazers, Proving Depth

0:00It's April 9th. Welcome in. This is Vancouver News Today, where local news meets AI. I'm Corey with the story. San Antonio Spurs just handled the Portland Trail Blazers 112-101, even without Victor Wimbanyama and Stefan Kasselon. The court due to injuries. The Aaron Fox dropped 25 points to lead the charge, proving the team's depth is no joke. The Spurs are now 61 and 19. Following a 28-3 run since February 1st, their best marks since 2017, when they hit the Western Conference Finals. Six players hit double figures, with Keldin Johnson adding 20 and rookie Carter Bryan dropping a season high 17. Over in Portland, Denny Avedisha led with 27 points and Scoot Henderson chipped in 20, but they've dropped two straight after a three game. Wind streak. They sit at 40 and 40, holding 9th in the West. Two and a half games up on Golden State, with just the final weekend left. Wimbanyama's dealing with the Brews rib from Monday, and Kassel has right knee soreness,

1:04but coach Mitch Johnson hopes Boasuda Friday at home. Against Dallas, Wimbby especially needs at least 20 minutes and one more game to hit the 65-game minimum for award eligibility. Spurs keep stacking wins deep into the season, showing their build for the long haul, no matter who's out playoffs looking spicy from here.