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2012-13 NBA Season Status

Win/Loss: 58-24, 0.707

Playing Memphis Grizzlies
in 2013 NBA Western Conference Finals

2012-13 NBA Season Schedule

	Opponent	Game Date	Venue
	Western Finals, Home Game 1	Sun, May 19 *	AT&T Center
	Western Finals, Home Game 2	Tue, May 21 *	AT&T Center
	Western Finals, Road Game 1	Fri, May 24 *	FedEx Forum
	Western Finals, Road Game 2	Mon, May 27 *	FedEx Forum
* Tentative date
PAST GAMES
Win, 99-95	New Orleans Hornets	Wed, Oct 31	New Orleans Arena
Win, 86-84	Oklahoma City Thunder	Thu, Nov 1	AT&T Center
Win, 110-100	Utah Jazz	Sat, Nov 3	AT&T Center
Win, 101-79	Indiana Pacers	Mon, Nov 5	AT&T Center
Loss, 106-84	Los Angeles Clippers	Wed, Nov 7	Staples Center
Win, 97-86	Sacramento Kings	Fri, Nov 9	PowerBalance Arena
Win, 112-109	Portland Trail Blazers	Sat, Nov 10	Rose Garden
Win, 84-82	Los Angeles Lakers	Tue, Nov 13	Staples Center
Loss, 104-100	New York Knicks	Thu, Nov 15	AT&T Center
Win, 126-100	Denver Nuggets	Sat, Nov 17	AT&T Center
Loss, 92-87	Los Angeles Clippers	Mon, Nov 19	AT&T Center
Win, 112-100	Boston Celtics	Wed, Nov 21	TD Garden
Win, 104-97	Indiana Pacers	Fri, Nov 23	Bankers Life Fieldhouse
Win, 111-106 OT	Toronto Raptors	Sun, Nov 25	Air Canada Centre
Win, 118-92	Washington Wizards	Mon, Nov 26	Verizon Center
Win, 110-89	Orlando Magic	Wed, Nov 28	Amway Center
Loss, 105-100	Miami Heat	Thu, Nov 29	American Airlines Arena
Win, 99-95 OT	Memphis Grizzlies	Sat, Dec 1	AT&T Center
Win, 110-99	Milwaukee Bucks	Wed, Dec 5	AT&T Center
Win, 114-92	Houston Rockets	Fri, Dec 7	AT&T Center
Win, 132-102	Charlotte Bobcats	Sat, Dec 8	Time Warner Cable Arena
Win, 134-126 OT	Houston Rockets	Mon, Dec 10	Toyota Center
Loss, 99-96	Utah Jazz	Wed, Dec 12	EnergySolutions Arena
Loss, 98-90	Portland Trail Blazers	Thu, Dec 13	Rose Garden
Win, 103-88	Boston Celtics	Sat, Dec 15	AT&T Center
Loss, 107-93	Oklahoma City Thunder	Mon, Dec 17	Chesapeake Energy Arena
Loss, 112-106	Denver Nuggets	Tue, Dec 18	Pepsi Center
Win, 99-94	New Orleans Hornets	Fri, Dec 21	AT&T Center
Win, 129-91	Dallas Mavericks	Sun, Dec 23	AT&T Center
Win, 100-80	Toronto Raptors	Wed, Dec 26	AT&T Center
Win, 122-116	Houston Rockets	Fri, Dec 28	AT&T Center
Win, 111-86	Dallas Mavericks	Sun, Dec 30	American Airlines Center
Win, 104-73	Brooklyn Nets	Mon, Dec 31	AT&T Center
Win, 117-110	Milwaukee Bucks	Wed, Jan 2	Bradley Center
Loss, 100-83	New York Knicks	Thu, Jan 3	Madison Square Garden
Win, 109-86	Philadelphia 76ers	Sat, Jan 5	AT&T Center
Loss, 95-88	New Orleans Hornets	Mon, Jan 7	New Orleans Arena
Win, 108-105	Los Angeles Lakers	Wed, Jan 9	AT&T Center
Loss, 101-98 OT	Memphis Grizzlies	Fri, Jan 11	FedEx Forum
Win, 106-88	Minnesota Timberwolves	Sun, Jan 13	AT&T Center
Win, 103-82	Memphis Grizzlies	Wed, Jan 16	AT&T Center
Win, 95-88	Golden State Warriors	Fri, Jan 18	AT&T Center
Win, 98-93	Atlanta Hawks	Sat, Jan 19	Philips Arena
Win, 90-85	Philadelphia 76ers	Mon, Jan 21	Wells Fargo Center
Win, 106-102	New Orleans Hornets	Wed, Jan 23	AT&T Center
Win, 113-107	Dallas Mavericks	Fri, Jan 25	American Airlines Center
Win, 108-99	Phoenix Suns	Sat, Jan 26	AT&T Center
Win, 102-78	Charlotte Bobcats	Wed, Jan 30	AT&T Center
Win, 96-86	Washington Wizards	Sat, Feb 2	AT&T Center
Win, 104-94	Minnesota Timberwolves	Wed, Feb 6	Target Center
Loss, 119-109	Detroit Pistons	Fri, Feb 8	Palace of Auburn Hills
Win, 111-86	Brooklyn Nets	Sun, Feb 10	Barclays Center
Win, 103-89	Chicago Bulls	Mon, Feb 11	United Center
Win, 96-95	Cleveland Cavaliers	Wed, Feb 13	Quicken Loans Arena
Win, 108-102	Sacramento Kings	Tue, Feb 19	PowerBalance Arena
Win, 116-90	Los Angeles Clippers	Thu, Feb 21	Staples Center
Loss, 107-101 OT	Golden State Warriors	Fri, Feb 22	Oracle Arena
Win, 97-87	Phoenix Suns	Sun, Feb 24	US Airways Arena
Loss, 105-101 OT	Phoenix Suns	Wed, Feb 27	AT&T Center
Win, 130-102	Sacramento Kings	Fri, Mar 1	AT&T Center
Win, 114-75	Detroit Pistons	Sun, Mar 3	AT&T Center
Win, 101-83	Chicago Bulls	Wed, Mar 6	AT&T Center
Loss, 136-106	Portland Trail Blazers	Fri, Mar 8	AT&T Center
Win, 105-93	Oklahoma City Thunder	Mon, Mar 11	AT&T Center
Loss, 107-83	Minnesota Timberwolves	Tue, Mar 12	Target Center
Win, 92-91	Dallas Mavericks	Thu, Mar 14	AT&T Center
Win, 119-113	Cleveland Cavaliers	Sat, Mar 16	AT&T Center
Win, 104-93	Golden State Warriors	Wed, Mar 20	AT&T Center
Win, 104-97 OT	Utah Jazz	Fri, Mar 22	AT&T Center
Loss, 96-95	Houston Rockets	Sun, Mar 24	Toyota Center
Win, 100-99	Denver Nuggets	Wed, Mar 27	AT&T Center
Win, 104-102	Los Angeles Clippers	Fri, Mar 29	AT&T Center
Loss, 88-86	Miami Heat	Sun, Mar 31	AT&T Center
Loss, 92-90	Memphis Grizzlies	Mon, Apr 1	FedEx Forum
Win, 98-84	Orlando Magic	Wed, Apr 3	AT&T Center
Loss, 100-88	Oklahoma City Thunder	Thu, Apr 4	Chesapeake Energy Arena
Win, 99-97	Atlanta Hawks	Sat, Apr 6	AT&T Center
Loss, 96-86	Denver Nuggets	Wed, Apr 10	Pepsi Center
Win, 108-101	Sacramento Kings	Fri, Apr 12	AT&T Center
Loss, 91-86	Los Angeles Lakers	Sun, Apr 14	Staples Center
Loss, 116-106	Golden State Warriors	Mon, Apr 15	Oracle Arena
Loss, 108-95	Minnesota Timberwolves	Wed, Apr 17	AT&T Center
Win, 91-79	Western Quarterfinals, Home Game 1	Sun, Apr 21	AT&T Center
Win, 102-91	Western Quarterfinals, Home Game 2	Wed, Apr 24	AT&T Center
Win, 120-89	Western Quarterfinals, Road Game 1	Fri, Apr 26	Staples Center
Win, 103-82	Western Quarterfinals, Road Game 2	Sun, Apr 28	Staples Center
Win, 129-127 2OT	Western Semifinals, Home Game 1	Mon, May 6	AT&T Center
Loss, 101-91	Western Semifinals, Home Game 2	Wed, May 8	AT&T Center
Win, 101-92	Western Semifinals, Road Game 1	Fri, May 10	Oracle Arena
Loss, 97-87	Western Semifinals, Road Game 2	Sun, May 12	Oracle Arena
Win, 109-91	Western Semifinals, Home Game 3	Tue, May 14	AT&T Center
Win, 94-82	Western Semifinals, Road Game 3	Thu, May 16	Oracle Arena

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2012-13 San Antonio Spurs Roster

#	NAME	POS
16	Aron Baynes	Power Forward
25	Nando de Colo	Point Guard
45	DeJuan Blair	Forward
15	Matt Bonner	Power Forward
33	Boris Diaw	Power Forward
21	Tim Duncan	Center
20	Manu Ginobili	Shooting Guard
4	Danny Green	Guard
3	Stephen Jackson	Shooting Guard
5	Cory Joseph	Guard
2	Kawhi Leonard	Small Forward
8	Patrick Mills	Point Guard
14	Gary Neal	Point Guard
9	Tony Parker	Point Guard
22	Tiago Splitter	Center
Coach: Gregg Popovich

The Insider

2010/11 NBA Season

The ability to keep Tim Duncan healthy this season will be the key factor in your San Antonio Spurs reaching the playoffs. No longer are Spurs managers worried about SF Richard Jefferson as he was under the tutelage of head coach Gregg Popovich for most of the summer. DeJuan Blair has added perimeter weapons to his arsenal and both Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili are both healthy for the first time in two years.

The Spurs again had a great draft and pundits are again saying how they got the steal of the draft with the selection of SG James Anderson. The Spurs also re-signed Richard Jefferson and Matt Bonner but the biggest off season event is the arrival of the 2007 first round draft selection PF/C Tiago Splitter. Splitter, Blair and Antonio McDyess will be able to relieve Tim of some minutes to help preserve his body for the end run of the season and into the playoffs.

Look for your San Antonio Spurs to be in the thick of the playoff hunt come playoff time so be sure to get your tickets and help support your San Antonio Spurs in 2010/11.

2010 NBA Playoffs

Round 1:           Spurs 4            Dallas  Mavericks 2
The 7th seed Spurs were left out of the playoff hunt talk on Sports Radio and TV pendants disregarded them with their usual disrespect and that was just fine for the team that loves to fly under the radar. With four strong victories over the Mavs, they no longer have the luxury of going unnoticed as does the newest Spur to make it known that he gets it and Pops system.  Guard George Hill averaged 12.4 PPG in the regular season and dished out only 91 assists less the All Star Tony Parker.  In the playoffs, Hill has stepped up his game even further shooting 50%, 82% from the line and 50% from the 3-point stripe while averaging 14.3 PPG.  He was the X-Factor in this series.

Round 2           Spurs 0            Phoenix Suns 4
If tradition holds, this will be one hell of a series. In recent times, the Spurs and Suns have met up for every one of the Spurs three championship runs; hard fought battles that left players bloody and bruised. Although only a handful of players from either team remain, this series will pick up where the last one left off. It will be one intense shootout. Be sure to reserve your seats before they’re all gone!

2009/10 NBA Season

The 2009/10 San Antonio Spurs will mark the beginning of a new era for Spurs fans around the world.  Long gone are the components that made last year’s squad the league’s oldest team (Bowen, Oberto, Thomas) and replaced with eight new players on the Spurs roster (Jefferson, Haislip, Hairston, Jerrells, Ratliff, McDyess, Blair and Keith Bogans).  With folks around the league marveling at what every other team in the NBA considered an unworthy pick, PF/C DeJuan Blair has stated publicly that he will make every team who passed on him pay, which is, every team in the NBA. They should worry.  In just four preseason games, Blair is averaging 16.0 PPG, (shooting 58%), 9.3 RPG, 1.5 APG and 1.5 SPG while playing an average of 20.8 minutes a contest.

With veterans Ginobili, Duncan and Parker fully rested from an off season of little to no activity (Parker played for the French League in the summer) and the addition of new and improved firepower, look for the Spurs to be contending with the LA Lakers for the Western Conference Crown.

History

The San Antonio Spurs are one of only four teams from the American Basketball Association to merge with the National Basketball Association back in 1976.  The other franchises that joined them were the Denver Nuggets, the New Jersey Nets, the Indiana Pacers and the Denver Nuggets.

The first stars for the Spurs Franchise were George Gervin, Gene Banks, Antoine Carr, TC Terry Cummings, the A-Train Artis Gilmore among others and while the early Spurs teams carried a medium of success, it wouldn’t be until the addition of The Admiral, David Robinson in 1989 that the fortunes would change for one of the smallest markets in the league.  The Spurs immediately became a yearly contender in the playoffs and have been ever since but it was another number one draft pick that would put the Spurs Franchise into elite status. 
In the 1997 draft, the Spurs chose Wake Forest forward Tim Duncan with the first pick.  Duncan would make an immediate impact on the team and the league as he would take home the Rookie of the Year award while averaging 21.1 PPG, 11.9 RPG, 2.7 APG and
2.5 BPG.  Two seasons later the “Twin Towers” of Robinson and Duncan would lead the team and the franchise to the pinnacle of the NBA as they won the 1999 NBA Finals against the New York Knicks (who were the first 8th seed in the finals) in four games. The feat would be repeated three years later as Duncan and Robinson again led the Spurs to the promise land in Robinson’s final year.  They would face the New Jersey Nets (also the first time two former ABA teams met in the NBA Finals) and would eliminate the Eastern Conference Champion in six games taking the series 4-2.

In the 2005 season, with a lineup of Duncan, Bowen, Ginobili, Parker, Horry, Brent Barry, Glenn “Big Dog” Robinson and Nazr Mohammed, the Spurs again rolled 59-23 record and would blitz through the Sonics, the Suns and the Eastern Conference Champion Detroit Pistons.

The team would again have a celebratory River Parade down the San Antonio River in 2007 as the team would finish the season with a 58-24 record (25-6 in the final 31 games) and blast through the Nuggets in five games, the Warriors in six games and the Suns in six games to play for their 4th NBA Title in nine years.  They would meet the LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers (who most considered Spurs East Coast) and take them out in a sweep of four games.  Tony Parker won the Finals MVP Award making him the first European to win the prize.

Despite missing being knocked out of the playoffs the last two seasons, Spurs fans have reason to rejoice as the team gears up to take on the league with a renewed sense of purpose and self.  With names like Jefferson, Blair alongside Parker, Duncan and Ginobili, the Spurs fortunes are again on the rise and Spurs fans will expect nothing but another championship.

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