10 Favorite Spurs in any order

[Biggems]

David Robinson
Tim Duncan
Manu Ginobili
Bruce Bowen
George Gervin
Mike Mitchell
Johnny Moore
Sean Elliott
Alvin Robertson
Avery Johnson

[Degoat]

TD
Manu
Robinson
Parker
Sean Elliot
Bruce Bowen
Fabrcio oberto
danny green
avery Johnson
the iceman out of respect

[Biggems]

TD
Manu
Robinson
Parker
Sean Elliot
Bruce Bowen
Fabrcio oberto
danny green
avery Johnson
the iceman out of respect

forgive, I forgot about Danny Green.....still not in my top 10 though. You are a youngin.....no Moore, Mitchell, Robertson.....btw, my older bros would probably have Nader, Dampier, Silas, or Kenon on their rosters.....but I was too young to remember any of them. Artis Gilmore almost made my top 10, I loved me some A-Train as a kid.

[paperboy77]

Manu
Robinson
Elliott
Duncan
(Man...... fuck nephew!)
Strickland
Jax
Murray
Parker
Bowen
Barry

Tougher than I thought! Sorry Danny.

[itzsoweezee]

Manu
Robinson
Duncan
Parker
Barry
Elliot
Johnson
Danny
Bowen
Patty

[GAustex]

Duncan
Manu
Robinson
Parker
Ice
Silas
Bowen
Elliott
Kenon
Olberding and the rest of the Bruise Brothers

[Allan Rowe vs Wade]

finley
gasol
bonner
patty
avery
forbes
bonner
forbes
finley
forbes

:pop:

[duncan2k5]

TD
Manu
Kawhi
Parker
Murray
Bowen
Jax
Lonnie
Green
Horry

[exstatic]

Ice
Sean
DRob
Tim
Tony
Manu
Bruce
Jack 1.0
Boris 2.0
Derrick
Keldon

[John B]

Manu - as much as I love Timmy, Manu is the heart and soul of the Big 3. His unselfishness to come from the bench when he is the leader of the Argentinian Olympic Gold team and a superstar at his own right. 2005 Manu with the long hair was my favorite time.

Timmy, the great Duncan. Normally I would put him on top as the best ever Spur, and arguably top 5 NBA players all time. He made it all happen for the Spurs and the city of San Antonio.

Tony. He had the teardrop, the spin cycle, a one man fast break, and at his size led the league in field goal percentage. Many underestimated his athleticism, but he is as fearless as anyone who has played the game. I’d put him on any team and he would will that team to win because he is just a fierce leader. The city of San Antonio was lucky to have 3 super alpha hit at the same time, and having Pop harness that to win 4 rings was pure luck for San Anton.

After that, I have to put everybody else as supporting cast:

DRob, the Admiral. He was the reason I became a Spurs fan after the biggest turnaround at that time. A freakish athlete. The first big man I saw driving from one side of the court after a defensive block, dribbling like a guard for a monster dunk! But with all that, something was missing, that ump that made champions. Maybe he was too smart? Basketball was not everything for him? Too nice? People say he didn’t have enough supporting cast? Arguably I’d put Timmy in his place with the same squad, I think Timmy gets a ring or two. I think Timmy made TP, Manu greater players, that DRob would have not, just my humble opinion.

Iceman. He was the Spurs icon, that golden era when everybody had the afro. The guy was beautiful. His silky touch, that finger roll.

Bowen, Bruuuce! Yep, there was no 3 championships without Bruce. Those closeups and busy hands. Many teams hated him, but if you’re a Spurs fan, you love him. I always thought any Spurs championship team had that defensive catalyst, Elliot, Bruce, Kawhi. And lost when we didn’t have that pesky perimeter defender, who checked the PG’s or the best player of the other team. And not because of my hate for what nephew did, but I would say he did the best work of that, the longest time, against Kobe, Nash, Allen, young LeBron, the list goes on and on.

Kawhi, I hate to put him in my list. But the guy was once a Spur. Now that’s that!

Elliott, the Ninja. The Memorial Day classic will always be a part of Spurs most iconic shot. And I enjoy him also as Spurs analyst. “Nothing to see there” after a wrong call is always funny to me.

I wouldn’t comment on the earlier Spurs, and deservingly belong here, but I didn’t get to watch enough of them. With that:

Avery, the General. He’s not the best choice, shots were not reliable, too small. But he got a big heart. Avery was every part of that 90’s Spurs that I rooted for against the Blazers, and cowbells at Utah, against Detlef Schrempt. It’s hard to imagine DRob without the General passing him the ball.

Boris Diaw, the best passing big men (okay there was Sabonis but he’s not a Spur :lol so that’s that). But that Beautiful Game would not be complete without Boris in the mix. His tales of coming in practice in flip flops with a cup of coffee is just images of good times. I miss this guy.

The rest I have to include because they are very part of the Beautiful Game!

Tiago, the Spaniard. Yup, the whole gang will be on this list. Underestimated big man, who bang inside to get his team another shot. This guy is why I’m not happy with Poeltl’s efforts. This guy worked hard.

Patty. Yes there was a time I liked Patty :lol. He was fearless and will hit those clutch 3’s.

Danny Green. 3 and D specialist.

[Gorepopovich]

Duncan
Manu
Parker
Robinson
Elliott
Bowen
Green
Kawhi
Coach B
Tiago

[baseline bum]

Tom Copa
Greg Sutton
Jeff Wilkins
Negele Knight
Mike Bratz
Alfrederick Hughes
Zarko Paspalj
Mike Brittain
Vinny Del Negro
Mark Iavaroni

[mudyez]

David Robinson
Malik Rose
Robert Horry
Bruce Bowen
Sean Elliott (made me a Spurs fan)
Tim Duncan
Boris Diaw
Manu Ginobili (my fav all time)
Patty Mills
Cory Joseph

[exstatic]

Tom Copa
Greg Sutton
Jeff Wilkins
Negele Knight
Mike Bratz
Alfrederick Hughes
Zarko Paspalj
Mike Brittain
Vinny Del Negro
Mark Iavaroni

You forgot Sweet Pea...

[baseline bum]

You forgot Sweet Pea...

Thought about putting him on the list, but Iavaroni's championship experience edged out Daniels' street cred.

[itzsoweezee]

Shocked to see Uwe Blab absent from these lists

[DRob_50]

David Robinson
Tim Duncan
Manu Ginobili
Bruce Bowen
George Gervin
Mike Mitchell
Johnny Moore
Sean Elliott
Alvin Robertson
Avery Johnson

David Robinson
Tim Duncan
Sean Elliott
Manu Ginobili
Avery Johnson
Tony Parker
Steve Smith
Kawhi Leonard
Robert Horry
Chuck Person

[timtonymanu]

Tim Duncan
Manu Ginobili
David Robinson
Bruce Bowen
Danny Green
Tony Parker
Boris Diaw
George Gervin
Robert Horry (his bitterness post Spurs has been annoying me though)
Brent Barry

[daslicer]

Tim Duncan
Manu Ginobili
David Robinson
Bruce Bowen
Danny Green
Tony Parker
Boris Diaw
George Gervin
Robert Horry (his bitterness post Spurs has been annoying me though)
Brent Barry

Him and Jax are both from the same school of bitterness. Both think the Spurs did them dirty when the Spurs refused give them new contracts when they were washed up. They just accept that they were washed up.

[ElNono]

Tim Duncan
Manu Ginobili
David Robinson
Nephew
Robert Horry
Steve Kerr
Jax
Fabricio Oberto
Bruce Bowen
Splitter or Diaw

[Robz4000]

Timmy
Tony
Manu
DRob
LDN
Bobo
Bowen
Big Shot Bob
Barry
Kerr

[lefty20]

Manu
Timmy
Green
Parker
Bobo
Bowen
Horry
Splitter
Barry
Fab

Robinson had just retired when I started watching the NBA, so yeah...

[daslicer]

Duncan
Robinson
Manu
Tony
Bruce
Mario
Sean
Malik
Splitter
Oberto

Honorable mention: Brent Barry, Nazr

I liked Horry,Green, Jax(1st stint), Kawhi up until all those guys left on bad terms with the organization. I appreciate their contributions but I don't like them.

[Allan Rowe vs Wade]

I liked Horry,Green, Jax(1st stint), Kawhi up until all those guys left on bad terms with the organization. I appreciate their contributions but I don't like them.

Green left on bad terms? i think he's been cool af

[timtonymanu]

Him and Jax are both from the same school of bitterness. Both think the Spurs did them dirty when the Spurs refused give them new contracts when they were washed up. They just accept that they were washed up.

Yeah it didn’t sit well with me but I still have good memories of Rob. Especially 05

[timtonymanu]

Duncan
Robinson
Manu
Tony
Bruce
Mario
Sean
Malik
Splitter
Oberto

Honorable mention: Brent Barry, Nazr

I liked Horry,Green, Jax(1st stint), Kawhi up until all those guys left on bad terms with the organization. I appreciate their contributions but I don't like them.

I don’t remember any bad terms with Danny other than he said Nurse let players do what they want more vs Pop which wasn’t news to anyone.

[daslicer]

Green left on bad terms? i think he's been cool af

Green is a turncoat in my eyes. He plays both sides of the fence. In the Kawhi saga he was routinely kissing Kawhi's ass and saying things were good and then when he got traded went off on the Spurs by bringing up their medical staff. He knew that would land hits with the media but then tried to placate his statement by saying he liked the medical staff. His response at 32:00 to this question about Kawhi's legacy with the Spurs and Rudy Gay's response pretty much illustrates how phony he is. I don't respect people who waver and try to play both sides of the fence.

GGTmQkH9qbM

[timtonymanu]

Most disliked players (definitely shows my new age fandom)

Nephew


S-Jax



2017 - 2021 Mills
Lyles
Richard Jefferson
DeJuan Blair
Pau Gasol
Bryn Forbes
Michael Finley
Marco Belinelli

List full of Pop’s pets or scrubs/cancer players that bitched about their playing time

Honorable mention: Lamarcus, Demar, Rudy gay (didn’t like that core but more on the front office for placing them together vs them as individuals)

[Allan Rowe vs Wade]

Green is a turncoat in my eyes. He plays both sides of the fence. In the Kawhi saga he was routinely kissing Kawhi's ass and saying things were good and then when he got traded went off on the Spurs by bringing up their medical staff. He knew that would land hits with the media but then tried to placate his statement by saying he liked the medical staff. His response at 32:00 to this question about Kawhi's legacy with the Spurs and Rudy Gay's response pretty much illustrates how phony he is. I don't respect people who waver and try to play both sides of the fence.

GGTmQkH9qbM

wasn't danny on toronto, with kawhi, at the time of this video?

i thought his take was pretty accurate -- kawhi is one of the best players to be on the spurs, but the way he left makes spurs fans hate his guts

[DAF86]

Lamarcus Aldridge
Demar DeRozan
Kawhi Leonard
Stephen Jackson
Richard Jefferson
Dennis Rodman
Keith Bogans
Nick Van Exel
Damon Stoudamire
Hedo Turkoglu

[lefty]

Kawhi
Duncan
Ginobili
Jax
Robinson
Bowen
Horry
Rodman
Diaw
Claxton

Honorable mentions : Elliott, Ellis, Barry, Mario, Kerr

[Texas_Ranger]

Manu
Tim
Tony
Robinson
Bowen
Claxton
Kevin Willis
03 Jax
Finley
Avery

[Spurtacular]

Ginobili
Duncan
Fredette
Walker IV
Rodman
Marjanovic
Robinson
Gilmore
Turkoglu
Diaw

Honorable Mention: Rose, Horry, Croshere, Malone, Person, Lohaus, W Anderson, Wilkins,
Splitter, Claxton, Parker, Leonard, McDyess, Barry, Oberto, Finley, Ferry, Bowen, Verga

[spurraider21]

Fredette
Croshere
Ferry
:lmao

[R. DeMurre]

Manu
Timmy
Iceman
Admiral
Tony
Oberto
Barry
D White
Boris
Boban

Miss the cut for me:
Kawhi. Great player, but...
Bowen. Great defender, but let's be honest: he Zaza'd shooters long before Zaza did.
Horry. Mr Big Shot & Mr Intangibles, but I always thought he was too laid back outside of the big moments.
Jax. Likely would've added another title to the total if he'd stayed in San Antonio. Fluctuated too wildly between team first and me first.

[Johnsyounger]

1. Dwayne Schintzius
2. Dwayne Schintzius
3. Dwayne Schintzius
4. Dwayne Schintzius
5. Dwayne Schintzius
6. Dwayne Schintzius
7. Dwayne Schintzius
8. Dwayne Schintzius
9. Dwayne Schintzius
10. Dwayne Schintzius

[blizz]

Big Dave
TD
Manu
Ninja
TP
Willie
Ice
Johnny Moore
Artis Gilmore
Big Dog, the first one

[rascal]

No respect for Gervin on most of these lists.

[baseline bum]

Verga


Knew this guy was a fag

[Robz4000]

No respect for Gervin on most of these lists.


Most of us weren't alive when Iceman was playing tbh.

[GAustex]

Captain Late was a baller

[rascal]

Gervin
Duncan
Robinson
Wilkins( taking his entire career)
Kenon
Parker
Leonard
Silas
Manu
Elliott

[rascal]

Silas was better than Manu until the injury

[rascal]

No Gervin no Spurs in the NBA.

[rascal]

Duncan brought the titles, not Manu. No Duncan no titles.

[Spurtacular]

Duncan brought the titles, not Manu. No Duncan no titles.

Wouldn't put it past a prime Manu to get a ring w/o Duncan.

Also, does Duncan ring in 2003, 2005, 2007 without Manu?

[Spurtacular]

:lmao

Spurs would've rang in 16 had they kept Jimmer and played him, tbh.

[lefty]

1. Dwayne Schintzius
2. Dwayne Schintzius
3. Dwayne Schintzius
4. Dwayne Schintzius
5. Dwayne Schintzius
6. Dwayne Schintzius
7. Dwayne Schintzius
8. Dwayne Schintzius
9. Dwayne Schintzius
10. Dwayne Schintzius

RIP Dwayne

[duncan2k5]

Wouldn't put it past a prime Manu to get a ring w/o Duncan.

Also, does Duncan ring in 2003, 2005, 2007 without Manu?
Manu ring on the Spurs without Duncan? Lmfao... manu is my 2nd fav spur ever, but let's be real...he wouldn't have...what year would he have won it?

Secondly, take the 2nd best player from ANY championship team and they likely would lose...why is it only Duncan ppl try to use that argument to diminish his greatness? Yes...he didn't score every single point, get every single rebound and assist...but that standard isn't used for any other all time great...matter of fact, Duncan may be the only all time great to NOT have another high draft pick or already great player team up with him on a championship ring run...he made his players better instead of dependent and he doesn't get the credit for it

[Spurtacular]

Manu ring on the Spurs without Duncan? Lmfao... manu is my 2nd fav spur ever, but let's be real...he wouldn't have...what year would he have won it?


I didn't say on the Spurs. I said w/o Duncan. Manu on the right team could've rang as a #1 player IMO.

[Spurtacular]

Secondly, take the 2nd best player from ANY championship team and they likely would lose...why is it only Duncan ppl try to use that argument to diminish his greatness? Yes...he didn't score every single point, get every single rebound and assist...but that standard isn't used for any other all time great...matter of fact, Duncan may be the only all time great to NOT have another high draft pick or already great player team up with him on a championship ring run...he made his players better instead of dependent and he doesn't get the credit for it

Because the second best player on any championship team is truly all star level.
But my point is still a good one. Take away Manu and Duncan still has all star Parker.
What's the excuse to not ring?

[Roscoe P. Coltrane]

Ginobili
Robinson
Duncan
Parker
Diaw
Gervin
Gilmore
Elliot
Del Negro
Cummings

[Spur4ever]

Duncan
Ginobili
Robinson
Willie Anderson
Elliot
Parker
Derek Anderson
Rifleman
Bowen
Rodman

[DAF86]

I didn't say on the Spurs. I said w/o Duncan. Manu on the right team could've rang as a #1 player IMO.

Manu in '05 Pistons, for example.

[Chinook]

Danny Green
Lonnie Walker

The field

[Spurtacular]

Manu in '05 Pistons, for example.

:lol That's what I was thinking.

But maybe he doesn't get to that finals w/o Duncan; so I didn't push it.

[exstatic]

Danny Green
Lonnie Walker

The field

Just...wow

[DAF86]

:lol That's what I was thinking.

But maybe he doesn't get to that finals w/o Duncan; so I didn't push it.

Why wouldn't a Manu led Pistons get to the finals, if they got there without him?

[Ed Helicopter Jones]

Edgar Jones
Larry Kenon
Ice
A Train
Sean
Manu
Timmy
Tony
Bruce
The Admiral

[D-Robinson 50 fan]

David Robinson
Tim Duncan
Manu Ginobili
Tony Parker
George Gervin
Patty Mills
Sean Elliott
Rod Strickland
Danny Green
Matt Bonner (I think I like him even more working the media side which helps him for this list. Lol)

can’t forget Boris Diaw. One of the more colorful and skilled Spurs players.

[D-Robinson 50 fan]

Manu - as much as I love Timmy, Manu is the heart and soul of the Big 3. His unselfishness to come from the bench when he is the leader of the Argentinian Olympic Gold team and a superstar at his own right. 2005 Manu with the long hair was my favorite time.

Timmy, the great Duncan. Normally I would put him on top as the best ever Spur, and arguably top 5 NBA players all time. He made it all happen for the Spurs and the city of San Antonio.

Tony. He had the teardrop, the spin cycle, a one man fast break, and at his size led the league in field goal percentage. Many underestimated his athleticism, but he is as fearless as anyone who has played the game. I’d put him on any team and he would will that team to win because he is just a fierce leader. The city of San Antonio was lucky to have 3 super alpha hit at the same time, and having Pop harness that to win 4 rings was pure luck for San Anton.

After that, I have to put everybody else as supporting cast:

DRob, the Admiral. He was the reason I became a Spurs fan after the biggest turnaround at that time. A freakish athlete. The first big man I saw driving from one side of the court after a defensive block, dribbling like a guard for a monster dunk! But with all that, something was missing, that ump that made champions. Maybe he was too smart? Basketball was not everything for him? Too nice? People say he didn’t have enough supporting cast? Arguably I’d put Timmy in his place with the same squad, I think Timmy gets a ring or two. I think Timmy made TP, Manu greater players, that DRob would have not, just my humble opinion.

Iceman. He was the Spurs icon, that golden era when everybody had the afro. The guy was beautiful. His silky touch, that finger roll.

Bowen, Bruuuce! Yep, there was no 3 championships without Bruce. Those closeups and busy hands. Many teams hated him, but if you’re a Spurs fan, you love him. I always thought any Spurs championship team had that defensive catalyst, Elliot, Bruce, Kawhi. And lost when we didn’t have that pesky perimeter defender, who checked the PG’s or the best player of the other team. And not because of my hate for what nephew did, but I would say he did the best work of that, the longest time, against Kobe, Nash, Allen, young LeBron, the list goes on and on.

Kawhi, I hate to put him in my list. But the guy was once a Spur. Now that’s that!

Elliott, the Ninja. The Memorial Day classic will always be a part of Spurs most iconic shot. And I enjoy him also as Spurs analyst. “Nothing to see there” after a wrong call is always funny to me.

I wouldn’t comment on the earlier Spurs, and deservingly belong here, but I didn’t get to watch enough of them. With that:

Avery, the General. He’s not the best choice, shots were not reliable, too small. But he got a big heart. Avery was every part of that 90’s Spurs that I rooted for against the Blazers, and cowbells at Utah, against Detlef Schrempt. It’s hard to imagine DRob without the General passing him the ball.

Boris Diaw, the best passing big men (okay there was Sabonis but he’s not a Spur :lol so that’s that). But that Beautiful Game would not be complete without Boris in the mix. His tales of coming in practice in flip flops with a cup of coffee is just images of good times. I miss this guy.

The rest I have to include because they are very part of the Beautiful Game!

Tiago, the Spaniard. Yup, the whole gang will be on this list. Underestimated big man, who bang inside to get his team another shot. This guy is why I’m not happy with Poeltl’s efforts. This guy worked hard.

Patty. Yes there was a time I liked Patty :lol. He was fearless and will hit those clutch 3’s.

Danny Green. 3 and D specialist.


great list and explanations but Tiago is Brazilian.

[Spurtacular]

Why wouldn't a Manu led Pistons get to the finals, if they got there without him?

I thought you meant against same team minus Duncan against the Pistons. Yea, I could see a Manu-led Pistons team raking.

[John B]

great list and explanations but Tiago is Brazilian.
Thanks. I mistook him for a Spaniard having played for Spain for the longest time, and even became a naturalized citizen. :lol

[John B]

I thought you meant against same team minus Duncan against the Pistons. Yea, I could see a Manu-led Pistons team raking.
Manu was the leader of the Argentinian team who beat an All-Star NBA National team, with Duncan :lol. Are you kidding me?
I think any team with Manu, and Tony for that matter, will be very dangerous. Both are consummate, fearless winners.

[Floyd Pacquiao]

Demar Derozan
Richard Jefferson
Roger mason Jr
Dejuan Blair
Keith bogans

[exstatic]

Demar Derozan
Richard Jefferson
Roger mason Jr
Dejuan Blair
Keith bogans

You and Chinook need to get together and go bowling.

[Seventyniner]

Demar Derozan
Richard Jefferson
Roger mason Jr
Dejuan Blair
Keith bogans

You still have 5 spots left, get Matt Bonner and Jeff Ayers in there.

[Floyd Pacquiao]

You still have 5 spots left, get Matt Bonner and Jeff Ayers in there.
Add them + TOSB David west, Pau Gasol and Antonio Mcdysse

[John B]

You still have 5 spots left, get Matt Bonner and Jeff Ayers in there.
Wingate and Neal to complete the train :lol

[tmtcsc]

1. Manu Ginobili
2. Tim Duncan
3. David Robinson
4. Newphew
5. George Gervin
6. Sean Elliott
7. Boris Diaw
8. Tony Parker
9. Robert Horry
10. Alvin Robertson

By the way, this list reflects who my favorite Spurs were, not a ranking of who I thought were the better players. Tim Duncan was undoubtedly the greatest Spur. I think an argument can be made for Manu to be # 2 behind Duncan but David Robinson had more responsibility, stature and love for the City. He carried the franchise for 10 years before Tim put the team over the top.

Honorable Mention goes out to:
* Bruce Bowen, Malik Rose, Dennis Rodman, Mike Mitchell, Jaren Jackson, & Mario Elie

[ginobilized]

Duncan
Manu
Parker
Elliot
Gervin
Moore
Silas
Diaw
Splitter
Kerr

[Maddog]

1. Duncan, Manu, Robinson
Pretty close there. I go back and forth between Manu and Robinson.
I've a soft spot for David. He didn't always have the best supporting cast and often mis-utilized.
It still sad how that team from his rookie year loaded with talent fell apart due to injuries, bad behavior and poor management


4. Ice Tony and Silas
Tony remains underappreciated. Silas pre-injuries was awesome

7. Sean
8. Avery, Pualtz, Bowen
I'm always fond of players who did a lot without a lot.

Hon Mention
Mills, Diaw, Robertson, Kenon, Nephew

[K...]

so is there any argument that LMA isn't the third best big for the franchise? His reign as a top player was short but he came in his prime and kept the team afloat. Below him are title role players like tiago, diaw, bonner, nestorovic. Above him are the big 2 career bigs.

by default guards usually get liked more for their ball handling and recency bias works against LMA (hard to feel bad he's gone because he overstayed his prime) but 4 years from now when the spurs have chewed through a few young prospects while peortle has up and down games, i expect LMA to rise in fan appreciation.

[dbestpro]

Manu
Gervin
Duncan
Gilmore
Cummings
Rodman
Mitchell
Kenon
Parker
Gene Banks

[SASdynasty!]

Parker
Elliott
Duncan
Kawhi
Manu
Horry
Bowen
Barry
Kerr
Anderson

[manufan10]

Kurt Thomas
Drew Gooden
Antonio McDyess
Jackie Butler
Austin Daye
Malik Hairston
Richard Jefferson
Pops Mensah-Bonsu
Hedo Turkoglu
Cherokee Parks

[KobesAchilles]

Dale Ellis
rod Strickland
sean Elliott
D-Rob
mario ellie
Tim
Tony
Manu
Beno
Kevin Willis

[SPURt]

David Robinson
Tim Duncan
Manu Ginobili
Tony Parker

Sean Elliott
Boris Diaw
Terry Cummings
Patty Mills
Danny Green

it pains me to admit it… Kawhi Leonard :depressed

honorable mentions: Willie Anderson

I’m too young to have seen George Gervin, Artis Gilmore, or any of that generation.

[SPURt]

1. Dwayne Schintzius
2. Dwayne Schintzius
3. Dwayne Schintzius
4. Dwayne Schintzius
5. Dwayne Schintzius
6. Dwayne Schintzius
7. Dwayne Schintzius
8. Dwayne Schintzius
9. Dwayne Schintzius
10. Dwayne Schintzius
This

[tonski117]

Tim duncan
manu ginobili
tony parker
david robinson
boris diaw
Tiaggo splitter
bruce bowen
danny green
fabricio oberto
Robert horry