Tony Parker is injured, will be the weeks of low

Growing problems for the San Antonio Spurs, who have started the season with a horrible 1-4 (lost the last game was against Miami) and now can not count on Tony Parker for the next two weeks.

Will it become 1-4 in the 1.11 one? I do not know much, but may be close to that mark. Tony Parker was hurt in an entry for a field goal in the last game, against Miami Heat, and be in the 2 weeks dry dock, according to medical tests. The deadline stipulated for his recovery, coupled with the good news that Manu Ginobili could be recovered by late November, the Spurs could be found walking with his three stars together for the month of December ... to try to fix the mess.

In fact, it's the Spurs' worst start since 1996, when San Antonio Spurs became the second worst team in the West (only better than Vancouver Grizzlies) and third of all the NBA (Boston Celtics also improved), with a mark of 20-62. Do not come that far, but these Texans can be trying, especially now that they are left without the French base for six or seven games.

Moreover, seeking reinforcements. Rumors are now focusing on Eddie Curry, now at New York Knicks (who have a few years owing to clean equipment), which would help them take a leap of quality in the area, accompanying the good of Tim Duncan.