A month later, the San Antonio Spurs continue to strengthen and silence the skeptics

The San Antonio Spurs ended on Wednesday night in October in Phoenix with their biggest win of the season, eclipsing the Suns in an unbalanced victory 120-90. With Devin Booker, the most dynamic young Latino in the world of the league, separated by an injury to the thigh, the Suns were sorely lacking in firepower. DeMar DeRozan and LaMarcus Aldridge opened the way for the Spurs, combining for 49 points to capture their second consecutive victory on the road.

A month after the start of the season, the San Antonio record stands at 5-2, which is good for fourth place in the overcrowded Western Conference. In seven games, the Spurs' attack spread and their defense gradually improved, albeit slowly. Although there is plenty of basketball to play, the future looks bright, according to the new San Antonio close.

"That's good," Derozan said before the trip to Phoenix. "It's always a ton of things that we always put together on both sides. As soon as it clicks, we start doing a lot of things consistently, we certainly have a great chance of being a good team. "

Although the Spurs' victories this season have been won by seemingly inferior opponents of the Western Conference, they still remain victories. As the grueling schedule of the NBA unfolds, the resilient team of coach Popovich does not have the means a lot fails in the attempt to achieve its post-season goal.

The Saturday night clash with Anthony Davis and the New Orleans pelicans may help set the tone for the Spurs as they prepare for more difficult challenges in November. While Derrick White and Lonnie Walker IV are still in the process of being repaired, Bryn Forbes has held up well as San Antonio keeps getting closer.

"Every day is better," DeRozan added. "Our communication between us is excellent. We encourage ourselves extremely. When a guy does not know something, the next one will help. I have always been grateful to be part of large locker rooms. This is another team of locker rooms that is really great and always results in successful seasons. "