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Why Spurs' Harrison Ingram is thriving in the G League


quickly moved on after he learned the G League had honored him with its player of the week award in mid-February. "Oh, OK, that's cool," the Spurs wing said after the Austin Spurs told him about the honor. Ingram's underwhelming reaction reflected both the timing of the announcement and the serious way he approaches his job. (MSN.com)

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Why Spurs' Harrison Ingram is thriving in the G League