5 things to watch: Spurs vs. Pacers
The San Antonio Spurs (3-0) will look to make it four wins in a row tonight as they host the Indiana Pacers (2-1) tonight at the AT&T Center. San 
Antonio is coming off a win over the Utah Jazz while Indiana is coming off a double-overtime win against the Sacramento Kings. Tonight's game will also be a home coming of sorts for for mer Spur George Hill. Hill was part of the trade which netted the Spurs Kawhi Leonard.
So as the two teams get set to tussle, here are five things to watch for in tonight's contest:
• Indiana has not won in San Antonio in 10 years. It is the team's longest active losing streak against any NBA opponent.
• The Pacers have held their first three opponents to an average of 92 points per game.
• The Spurs are a perfect 3-0 when they outscore their opponent in the paint.
• Indiana averages 44.67 points in the paint which ties them at ninth in the league.
• Through three games, Tony Parker has handed out 27 assists to just six turnovers.
I digress. A banner story came out today about Kenyon Martin,an experienced, big, right height and perimeter player who has not found home today. It might be well for the Spurs to consider signing him and forget Blair, Bonner and Splitter as a viable player behind TD. He played creditably well with the clippers last year. He even can make perimeter shots and a hardnose defender. Today, the Spurs are facing the pacers with several 7-footers.TD can't maintain the same game day in, day out. He can't possibly maintain the same effeciency for 82 games. His minutes must regulated/managed and Martn can be that man not Blair, not Bonner and certainly not Splitter.
