Are the Spurs Tony Parker’s Team?

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It’s the quarterback controversy that never happened. Increasingly, the San Antonio Spurs offhandedly refer to Tony Parker as...

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Jamie Dixon at Spurs Training Camp

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University of Pittsburg head coach Jamie Dixon was in San Antonio yesterday, taking in DeJuan Blair’s first practice. I’m...

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Gregg Popovich Gives the Spurs a Break

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Back in July I wrote a post called A Note of Caution: Work to be Done. In the post I outlined a handful of concerns for the Spurs,...

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Popovich, Parker, and Spurs Point Guards

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One of the noteworthy discussion points from yesterday’s media session is the news that Tony Parker will sit out the first few...

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A Personal Note as the Season Approaches

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Up until yesterday, for very personal reasons I had mixed feelings about the beginning of this season. I’m currently in graduate...

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Live from Media Day

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Spurs.com is broadcasting live from today’s media events in San Antonio. If you’re feeling the need to procrastinate,...

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The Return of Spurs Basketball

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I can’t pin the quote down, but G.K. Chesterton once chased after the meaning of our  “propensity to indulge in the...

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Jack McClinton as Beno Udrih

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Our readers are probably familiar with Jack McClinton’s recent tweets. He explained his release from the Spurs in this way: bc...

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Comparing Greatness: ’05 Spurs vs. ’08 Celtics

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Zach Lowe has a nice article over at Celtics Hub asking whether the ’08 Celtics were one of the greatest defensive teams of the...

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On D-League Replacement Referees

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The current lockout of NBA referees has provoked a handful of thoughtful responses. Howard Beck reminded us of the 1995 lockout, a...

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48MoH at Both Teams Played Hard

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Recently, my good friend Jared Wade, of Eight Points, Nine Seconds and Both Teams Played Hard, hit me up with a free ticket to the...

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