Post your favorite Spurs moment of all time here! It could be a play, a short series of plays, a quote, an off-season signing, a draft pick, or a trophy hoisting. What is your favorite Spurs moment of all time?
For me, it's the drafting of Tim Duncan. I was 7 years old when Duncan was drafted, and my older brother jumped on the Spurs bandwagon when Robinson was drafted, but this was the moment I truly identified myself as a Spurs fan as I immediately made Timmy my favorite player and haven't looked back since. It's truly been great to have been a Spurs fan and I'm thankful for all the memories it's provided me with, and I know my die hard fan nature started on the day he was drafted, so my favorite Spurs moment ever was when Duncan was drafted. What is yours?
My favorite Spurs moment was Sean's 1st game back after recovering from his kidney transplant. Doctors told him that he would never play basketball again and he became the 1st NBA player to come back after an organ transplant. The entire arena went crazy when they announced he would start before the game.
Not really a play or a series....but here goes.
When I was a kid...my mother bought me and my brother a couple packs of basketball cards. I was so pissed because my brother got a Michael Jordan card and I didn't. Then, I found out I got the most expensive card in the entire set. The Admiral's rookie card is the reason I'm a Spurs fan. By far, my favorite "Spurs moment".
Duncan going 1-on-1 against Shaq in 2003 WCSF Game 6 in LA and scoring on him over and over again to seal the deal.
Honorable mention:
Manu's dunk in 2014 finals.
1999 Championship. Getting that first one was pretty special for the whole city and it was just a ton of fun to be surrounded by that feeling.
The 1999 championship and the Memorial Day Miracle...
Def. this.
closing out the lakers in 03
Manu shoving Ray Allen aside and banging on Chris Bosh tbh.
5
Beating the Lakers in 2003.
Horry's three in 2005.
The Steve Kerr game.
Basically the entire second half and OT of Game 6 against OKC in 2014.
The biggest one would still be the Memorial Day Miracle, being that I live in Portland.
The Steve Kerr game, 5, and 1999 NBA Season are all close runner-ups.
Manu's 48 point game against phoenix where spurs were down 17 in the 4th and came back to win. (January 2005)
Tim's miracle shot over Shaq in the .4 game (event though we lost)
2005 Finals Horry in Game 5
Garry F'n Neal's Game Winner in the 2011 Playoffs
2005 Playoffs Denver Game 4: Duncan fouls out in OT and like the legendary leader he is, didn't panic. Just calmly huddled up his teammates, tugged on their jerseys and told them to finish what he started. He showed such confidence in them and I believe that's what propelled them to win.
Last edited by dafonearth; 07-14-2015 at 09:03 PM.
- The entire 2014 run
- Duncan's rejuvenation this late into his career
- trading away Jefferson
- Kawhi's play so far
- Horry's 3 against Detroit
Anything having to do with Roger Mason.
Game 6 WCF 2014
Timmy's reaction to Manu's dunk in the 2014 finals
Game 5 2005 Finals, Horry turned into the Messiah when we needed it most. I remember screaming soooo loud banging on my walls in my room, good times
Also game 6 2003 WCF, game 6 2003 NBA Finals, game 5 against Portland last year, game 6 WCF 2014.
Honorable mention: Duncan making Kobe and Fisher cry like es in 03
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