"It's rare what we have," an appreciative Duncan said. "I know it. I know it's rare what we have. Rare for the confidence that they have in Pop and the front office, rare for us playing together for so long. There's a lot of rare air here. And it's fun to be a part of it, honestly. It's an honor to be a part of it."
http://espn.go.com/nba/dailydime/_/p...527/daily-dime
As a life long Spurs fan it's been an honor to witness it.
Amen."It's rare what we have," an appreciative Duncan said. "I know it. I know it's rare what we have. Rare for the confidence that they have in Pop and the front office, rare for us playing together for so long. There's a lot of rare air here. And it's fun to be a part of it, honestly. It's an honor to be a part of it."
http://espn.go.com/nba/dailydime/_/p...527/daily-dime
As a life long Spurs fan it's been an honor to witness it.
GO SPURS GO!!!!!
Not to take anything away from those who've joined the Spurs' fanbase over the years, but this Finals trip feels truly special having been a fan since before '99. Kinda have that same "wonderment" feeling that I had after the Spurs' improbable sweep of a VERY good Portland Trailblazers team. So, so special to go one more time with Timmy as the cornerstone.
Pretty rare organization from top to bottom. No team approaches the Spurs sustained excellence over such an extended period. And to do this in such a small market where famous free agents will not deign to play and with the NBA prejudice against small market teams is even more amazing.
Indeed, sir. The last charge of Tim Duncan and his immortals.
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