Danny Green was signed to play backup small forward. Then he was waived. This is the story of him being waived.

Matt Bonner put up numbers against the Orlando Magic, but haters gonna hate.

We all know how awesome Tiago Splitter is. But as much basketball as he’s played over the last few months, the Spurs have to take their time playing the big man

The San Antonio Spurs are off to their best start ever. Not bad for a bunch of old guys.

Derrick Rose put up 33 points, but the Spurs were able to shut down everybody else and beat the Bulls 103-94. Tony Parker led the Spurs with 21 points.

After a strong preseason and weak start to the regular season, DeJuan Blair finally breaks through for his first double-double of 2010-11.

AT&T CENTER — Corporate knowledge be damned, the San Antonio Spurs have been taking a new approach to the season. Those seeking evidence need look no further than starting center DeJuan Blair. Neither a floor spacing big man, or shotblocking menace, Blair might be the shortest starting center in Spurs history, give or take a [...]

James Anderson looked to be having a solid rookie season. And then out of nowhere, he ended up with a stress fracture in his foot and 8 weeks on the shelf.

Garrett Temple went from being Coach Pop’s new favorite player to an early-season cut in less than six months.

AT&T CENTER — Tim Duncan entered Wednesday night’s game against the Los Angeles Clippers clouded in uncertainty. Duncan exhibited flu-like symptoms earlier in the day and his appearance was in doubt. “I really thought he wasn’t going to come,” Manu Ginobili said. “This morning he was feeling sick and we thought he wasn’t going to [...]

There’s a hallway in the AT&T Center outside of the team’s locker room, training room and the coaches’ offices. It’s where all the reporters hang out to interview Coach Pop before the game, and all the players come in from the parking garage. In this hallway, one wall is lined with framed pictures. A few [...]

AT&T CENTER — The San Antonio Spurs beat the Houston Rockets in overtime 124-121 on Saturday night. It was a very exciting game, especially for it being only five games into the season. Richard Jefferson scored 22 points and hit 4 of 5 3-pointers in what is one of the best stories of the young [...]

Today’s announcement from the San Antonio Spurs is a curious one. Not the part about Bobby Simmons getting waived — that didn’t surprise me much — but that the Spurs signed point guard Chris Quinn. To the press release: The San Antonio Spurs today announced that they have signed point guard Chris Quinn. Per team [...]

Who would’ve thought four shots from one spot on the floor could mean so much? If the Richard Jefferson reclamation project needed a tidy little bow on it, RJ obliged on Wednesday night at the US Airways Center. Jefferson hit four of five 3-pointers on his way to 28 points for the San Antonio Spurs [...]

In finally breaking through the San Antonio Spurs in last year’s playoffs, the Phoenix Suns exposed Tim Duncan in numerous pick and rolls. Obviously some of that success had to do with age and its effects on Duncan, but tonight should offer an interesting case study on the impact of each component of the pick [...]