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Yeah, Mr. Kurt Helin must have been reading the Box Score and Play-by-Play instead of witnessing it first hand.
"they came into Orlando and knocked of the Magic and looked good doing it."
Yeah, Mr. Kurt Helin must have been reading the Box Score and Play-by-Play instead of witnessing it first hand.
How many people noticed that Manu actually went to his RIGHT on that last drive? He shot left-handed...but he didn't weave back to his left.
Can you say best back court in the NBA#
Big Game From Spurs Backcourt
From Elias: Tony Parker had 24 points and 10 assists and Manu Ginobili had 25 points and nine assists for the Spurs on Monday. Over the last 15 years there has been only one other non-overtime game in which a team's starting backcourt each had at least 24 points and nine assists. Robert Pack and Michael Finley did it for the Mavericks against the Suns in 1999.
about 9 hours ago | Elias Sports Bureau
San Antonio Spurs 106, Orlando Magic 97: the Popovich plan
by Jesse Blanchard
48 Minutes of
AT&T CENTER — Suffocating defense in the last five minutes? Check. Timely 3-pointers? Check. Sprinkle in a little Manu Ginobili in at the end for good measure and this victory over the Orlando Magic looks oddly familiar yet so, so, different.
Several years ago, San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich started transitioning the team, making contingency plans for Tim Duncan’s eventual decline. Gone were the days of playing 4-on-5, or 3-0n-5 on offense for the sake of keeping an extra defensive player or two on the court.
Perhaps knowing that at some point Duncan would no longer be able to compensate for their offensive deficiencies for 35+ minutes a night throughout the season, and eventually that lack of offense would put too much pressure on the defense, Popovich started making changes.
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