Spurs have a winning recor against every team in the NBA All time

[urunobili]

Can't believe there wasn't a thread for this...

#ultimatebraggingrights

http://www.foxsports.com/nba/story/san-antonio-spurs-kawhi-leonard-tim-duncan-gregg-popovich-031816

[TheDoctor]

#LegendaryStatus

[Chinook]

Can't believe there wasn't a thread for this...

#ultimatebraggingrights

http://www.foxsports.com/nba/story/san-antonio-spurs-kawhi-leonard-tim-duncan-gregg-popovich-031816

It goes back and forth depending on the regular-season series with Portland and LAL each year. They probably won't have a solid lead for like five more years, and even then, who knows how the results will look in the post-Duncan era?

[buttsR4rebounding]

It goes back and forth depending on the regular-season series with Portland and LAL each year. They probably won't have a solid lead for like five more years, and even then, who knows how the results will look in the post-Duncan era?

But still damn impressive. The Lakers are 2nd with winning records against 27 teams and Boston at 26.

[Chinook]

But still damn impressive. The Lakers are 2nd with winning records against 27 teams and Boston at 26.

Of course it's impressive. But I'm saying that since the Spurs have been teetering back and forth with Portland and the Lakers for a few years, there have actually been multiple threads on this.

[Seventyniner]

It goes back and forth depending on the regular-season series with Portland and LAL each year. They probably won't have a solid lead for like five more years, and even then, who knows how the results will look in the post-Duncan era?

Ever since LAL turned into LOL, that one has been rather one-sided. Gotta admit that the near-term post-Duncan future is looking pretty good.