The San Antonio Spurs’ tough loss to the Chicago Bulls this week left the team grappling with frustration, and NBA veteran Chris Paul offered a candid assessment of their struggles this season.

The San Antonio Spurs have taken a big step forward in Victor Wembanyama’s second NBA season. Entering Tuesday, San Antonio is 18-18 which is good for 10th in the Western Conference standings. While finishing near the bottom of the Play-In Tournament would make San Antonio’s path to the playoffs difficult,

Following a loss to the Bulls that continued a troubling trend for the Spurs, Chris Paul didn't mince the words he's sharing with teammates.

On Monday night, the San Antonio Spurs took a 19-point lead in the third quarter against the Chicago Bulls but lost their lead in the final minutes, falling in embarrassing fashion, 114-110. Veteran Chris Paul had one of his better games with the Silver and Black, racking up 15 points to go with nine assists.

Chris Paul made NBA history, as he is playing in his 1,308th career game, which moves ahead of Buck Williams for sole possesion of 20th on the all-time games played list. Following Williams, the next player for Paul to pass will be Jamal Crawford (1,

The San Antonio Spurs would like the NBA's active assist leader to score points too. Chris Paul is happy to oblige.