Spurs/Raptors Post Game Report from Toronto (Pics Included)

[remingtonbo2001]

Great Pics

It's always nice to hear another Spurs fan talk about their love for 5 OH!

[Slomo]

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Getting recaps like this is as close to being there that I can get having watched the game on TV.
Appreciate your time and effort in putting it together for us.

This has been said many times, but it bares repeating, since this is the best way for us out of (San Antonio) towners to get glimpses into our favourite team.

Thanks again Amuseddaysleeper!

[Taco]

Nice Amuseddaysleeper!!!

Thanks for posting!!!!

[urunobili]

VERY nice recap and photos! thank you for sharing this with us!

[MoSpur]

Thanks for sharing. Glad you had a good time.

[Amuseddaysleeper]

Looks like you had a great time. I wish I could also see they play live. Thanks for sharing the pictures. If it's not too much to ask do you have an action picture with Timmy in it? can you also post it? Really appreciate if you can. Thanks!

The closest thing I have to a TD action pic is this:




I don't know what happened, I think I got too caught up with the Spurs to really stop and take some quality photos. So I mostly took pictures during dead balls and timeouts. I do kinda regret that, but oh well.


greens - I couldn't tell what Pop was saying. All I know is that he took one step onto the court and was pointing at one of the refs, and then he got T'd up.


and once again, thanks a ton for all the nice compliments everyone

[Spurs Brazil]

Thanks for the pics and recap

[duncan228]

Thanks for more Duncan pics.
Even a little blurry they're great and much appreciated!

[Phenomanul]

Thanks for more Duncan pics.
Even a little blurry they're great and much appreciated!

I have one from a 2001 game where I sat right behind the Spurs' bench at Boston (when it was called the Fleetcenter). Duncan is standing behind Robinson, about 2 feet behind him, but leaning forward; his head was resting on Robinson's back. I thought it was an endearing "father & son" moment, until I realized Duncan was only using Robinson to stretch out his neck.

[duncan228]

I have one from a 2001 game where I sat right behind the Spurs' bench at Boston (when it was called the Fleetcenter). Duncan is standing behind Robinson, about 2 feet behind him, but leaning forward; his head was resting on Robinson's back. I thought it was an endearing "father & son" moment, until I realized Duncan was only using Robinson to stretch out his neck.

Do you have it handy to post?

[Phenomanul]

Do you have it handy to post?

No... I'd have to scan it first. But I'll try to remember to do just that sometime this week.