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Manu Tupperware! Woohoo!!!
Tuesday night is when they are doing the Ginobili Autographed Memorabilia Giveaway at Iceman's Pub. So bring all your tickets and they will do the drawing at the half.
I'm not sure that I will be there, but I have been assured that they are doing the giveaway.
Spurs vs Bucks - 7:00 pm.
Manu Tupperware! Woohoo!!!
damn, bowling
too bad
Imma miss the tupperware drawing
I should be there.
If I don't go, I assure you my number will be called first. The wife's number will probably be called second.
I will be making an apperance at Iceman's...my apologies to Billy, sorry man.
I'm coming. =)
Can I have your tickets?damn, bowling
too bad
Imma miss the tupperware drawing
Espn.com
Dec 20, 2005
Link: ESPN
San Antonio (19-5) at Milwaukee (13-9) 8:00 pm EST
MILWAUKEE (Ticker) - At a minimum, the San Antonio Spurs can become the first Western Conference team to reach the 20-win plateau when they visit the Milwaukee Bucks on Tuesday.
The defending NBA champions own the best record in the West and are tied with Detroit for the league lead in wins, although the Pistons have done it in two fewer games. Detroit also can reach 20 wins when it hosts lowly Portland earlier Tuesday.
San Antonio failed on its first attempt at 20 wins Sunday when New Orleans handed the Spurs an 89-76 loss. Michael Finley and Tony Parker scored 17 points apiece but also combined to commit seven of the team's season-high 23 turnovers.
Tim Duncan was limited to 11 points on 4-of-12 shooting as San Antonio fell to 0-4 in the second of back-to-back games.
The Bucks had won four of their previous five games before Saturday's 88-80 home loss to Utah. Michael Redd scored 19 points and Jamaal Magloire collected 14 and 16 rebounds - one shy of his season high.
Top overall pick Andrew Bogut was limited to just two points on 1-of-3 shooting in 22 minutes.
San Antonio has won five of the six meetings against Milwaukee, including both contests last season.
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SAN ANTONIO 4 5 MILWAUKEE 185
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Dec 20, 2005
Link: Journal-Sentinel
Milwaukee Bucks (13-9) vs. San Antonio Spurs (19-5).
About the Spurs: The good news for the Spurs is that they had a day off Monday to lick their wounds after an 89-76 loss to the Hornets on Sunday in Oklahoma City. That game marked the fourth time this season that the Spurs lost when playing in the second game on consecutive nights. On Saturday, San Antonio eked out a 90-89 home victory over Sacramento on a jumper by Michael Finley with 2.5 seconds left.
PLAYER TO WATCH
BRUCE BOWEN, SPURS
San Antonio's defensive specialist tied Avery Johnson's franchise record by playing in his 296th consecutive game when the Spurs played Sunday night. He stands to break the record tonight. Bowen's streak began on Feb. 28, 2002, in Cleveland and is the fourth-longest among active players. Bowen is third in the league in three-point shooting (50.0%).
Injury report: Manu Ginobili (right foot sprain) is out.
Injury report: Joe Smith (left knee surgery) and Charlie Bell (sprained right knee) are out. Bobby Simmons (bruised shoulder) is questionable.
THE SERIES
The Spurs won both games against Milwaukee last season, shooting 51.2% in the process compared with 42.9% for the Bucks. The Bucks have a 20-11 all-time home record against San Antonio but the Spurs have won two of the last three in Milwaukee.
I'll be there! Let's hope the Spurs win tonight...
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