48MoH: The Spurs and Mavs Hit Reset

[Blackjack]

The Spurs and Mavs Hit Reset
by Timothy Varner


Even though San Antonio and Dallas played one another just last week, that game is already ancient history. The Spurs were without Tim Duncan and Tony Parker in their first go-round with the Mavs, and Richard Jefferson led the team with 29 points, 7 rebounds and 4 assists. With Parker and Duncan back in the line up, this game is a beast of a different breed. San Antonio’s early struggles have included an inability to get all of their pistons pumping at the same time. Put differently, they’ve played more deliberately when short-handed by injury than when they’ve had a full deck. Playing better as a team is their primary challenge tonight. On both ends of the court.

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[SpursWench21]

Good read. Lets kick some mavs ass tonight Spurs!

[clambake]

trust me, that last game is not ancient history.

[cd98]

The Spurs need to be selfish on offense. Too many guys want to pass and not take the shot because the team is so deep with so many scorers. We looked good when Tony and Tim were out because there were less scorers and Manu, Jefferson, and Hill were bent on shooting.

[The Truth #6]

When everyone is healthy there is a lot of deferring...except for Tony. Easy now...