The Notebook: Preaching to the Choir

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As the comments have made clear, I don’t need to explain to any of you why last night’s blowout loss to the Cavaliers was...

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Letting the Kids Play

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When was the last time you saw an attempted alley-oop during a Spurs game? Pops Mensah-Bonsu Malik Hairston (HT: ChampionSpellor2,...

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All in the Family: The Cleveland Cavaliers

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Tim and I oftentimes talk about the broader Spurs family. Kevin Pritchard. P.J. Carlesimo. Steve Kerr. Well beloved members of the...

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On Johnny “Red” Kerr

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I would be remiss not to take a moment to reflect on the career of Johnny “Red” Kerr. I grew up in the Midwest. My love...

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Bigger than the Big 3

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Bigger than the Big 3

Mike Monroe has written an Express-News piece that warrants a quick comment.  The column concludes with these...

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Other People: Draft Express on Splitter

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The good folks at DX are peerless. They’ve recently posted on Tiago Splitter’s development as a player. And they have a...

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A Short History of the World with LJ and Kori Ellis

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If you have ever taken the time to sift through our comments, or leave one yourself, you know that Spurs fans are a dedicated and...

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Returning to Form?

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San Antonio’s defense has not been the same this season.  But things are looking up, even without TD and Manu in the lineup....

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The Notebook: Spurs-Blazers, 2/25/09

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After yesterday’s victory over the Mavericks, I mostly chose to ignore the achievements of Tony Parker and instead focus on the...

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Playing the Austin Lottery

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Playing the Austin Lottery

As Graydon mentioned in today’s Notebook, the Spurs have signed Pops Mensah-Bonsu to a 10-Day contract. What follows is possibly...

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Falling in with the Tired Old Nags

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Several weeks back, I wrote a piece called Gagging the Tired Old Nag. It was short and to the point. The average age of the last 5 NBA...

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Other People: John Hollinger

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From today’s PER Diem: Tony Parker 66, Dallas 54. It’s amazing but true — while he was on the floor, one player...

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