Mitch Johnson opened his second full Spurs training camp this week facing the kind of problem 29 other NBA coaches would happily take off his hands.
It is the basketball equivalent of having lobster that is too buttery and steak that is too tender.
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Johnson has three star-caliber guards and, presumably, only so many minutes to feed them.
“I think that we’re very fortunate to have such a dynamic roster where you can really get creative in terms of the puzzle pieces,” Johnson said.
For Johnson, for now, figuring out how to best deploy De’Aaron Fox, Stephon Castle and
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