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Thanks and keep it coming. I know the fans really like the interviews and interactive experiences.
Watch the video >> http://www.nba.com/spurs/gameday/081111.html
Thanks and keep it coming. I know the fans really like the interviews and interactive experiences.
Everything is on the table, nice. Manu looks good though.
Awesome
The more practice video, the better. The post-game video of the home games is also appreciated.
Extra props for getting some Manu footage at the end.
Great video. Pop is always a joy for reporters I'd imagine. Gotta love his emphatic NO when asked about his beard.
The Manu footage was great. No audio, just the sound of every Spurs fan sighing and a few cursing Argentina.
pretty cool. thanks for posting.
I'm looking forward to seeing what these new guys will bring when given the chance. I hope Pop will bench Finley for the moment and give these new guards some burn. Spurs need their energy at this stage.
The Manu footage was definitely a welcome sight. Hearing about it is one thing but getting to see him moving around the court and shooting is another.
Pop seemed pretty loose overall. I don't know if he was masking his concern but if he was he was doing a good job of it. From what he has said I feel like that he is probably looking forward to the young guys playing.
It's a good sign seeing Duncan so amped up. He's usually half asleep until the all-star break. He looks ready for this monumental challenge.
Awesome...Manu will save us from this ...
You saw nothing.
You saw nothing.
*yawn*
Manu did look good in the shooting drills
spursdotcom is one of my favorite thread starterers...................
ggggreat video
Hey, why don't you hook us up with some video of Oden doing drills.
Manu sure did look good moving around. I don't see why he won't be ready earlier than expected. Hopefully we'll see him sooner rather than later
He already did click here
That's is Oden after his latest injury..........................
Why would Mr "Don't be in a hurry to win" be concerned? Again, if the Spurs are five or six games out of the 8th spot, and ten games out of the division lead when Manu and Parker come back, how long will it take them to make it up? There isn't a team in this division that isn't going to tighten up once the Spurs start climbing the standings.
No video, but...
Besides the timing of shoot around, the other news out of Orlando yesterday was Greg Oden's return to the practice court. Oden had been rehabbing with a variety of off-court exercise coupled with some light on-court shooting, but yesterday Oden ran, jumped and (lightly) bumped with the team at the Magic's practice facility.
And he looked good. I didn't get a chance to talk to him after shoot around, but it didn't look like he was experiencing any pain. Granted, it was a hour long shoot around that basically amounts to a walk-through of Orlando's bread and butter plays, but it was great to see the big man getting up and down the court again, especially considering there was some concern that he wouldn't even make the trip.
True, Pop is loving this. He'd much rather the Spurs start off slow than to be rolling coming out of the gates ... like last season.
Obviously Pop would rather Manu or Parker be healthy but I'm sure he's relishing the fact that the Spurs have to start pounding the rock if they want to rack up some wins in the next few weeks. Skipping steps is not an option since winning on talent alone won't be possible.
TBong and his wave of negativity continues, don't worry, you at least cause pain to some people, your efforts aren't wasted.
Yeah, but his family doesn't count.
Manu looking fresh. As long as he's 95% or better, I'm good. Hope Pop feels the same way.
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