Written by Randy Watson
The San Antonio Spurs finished off the overmatched Cleveland Cavs Thursday night, 83-82, and by completing only the eighth sweep in NBA finals history, became a legitimate dynasty. By hanging their fourth title since 1999, the Spurs have demonstrated that they …
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It might not have been pretty - in fact, it was pretty ugly - but the Spurs managed to grind out a tough victory on Cleveland's home court, and now remain just one victory away from their fourth NBA championship …
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For 3½ quarters, the Spurs had their way with the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 2 of the NBA Finals. Then, over the last few minutes, the Spurs allowed Cleveland to scratch their way back in a flurry of steals and baskets, and …
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Strong Defensive Effort Downs Cavs, Spurs Take 1-0 Lead. Say it Loud and Proud, Go! SPURS GO!
San Antonio's Big Three were terrific. Cleveland's Chosen One, was terrible. Tony Parker, Tim Duncan, and Manu Ginobili had their way against the …
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Game 5 was close for about half of the first quarter. Then Tony Parker ignited an explosion of scoring that gave the Spurs a 23-point lead in the first half. Utah's young team never recovered, and the …
View MoreSpurs Down 3-1, Series Hangs in Balance
The Spurs now have their backs totally against the wall, after losing at home to the Lakers to fall behind 3-1 in the series. The 93-91 loss was a heartbreaker for San Antonio, who now must win three straight to have a …
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The Spurs Big 3, Duncan, Ginobili, and Parker, provided the most points for San Antonio, but it was two of the savvy, older veterans, Robert Horry and Michael Finley, who provided the clutch baskets when they were needed. The Spurs, trailing …
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Spurs Stun Jazz 91-79, One Win From Finals
After getting blown out in Game 3, San Antonio came back focused and physical in Game 4, and managed to get out of Salt Lake City with a 1-1 split with the Jazz, and …
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The Spurs had more or less had their way with the Utah Jazz, who had seemed more or less lifeless for most of the first two games of this series. In the first two games, San Antonio had gotten out to such …
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The Spurs took a commanding 2-0 lead over the Utah Jazz, the latest a 105-96 victory Tuesday night, with another strong first half performance. Lead by Tony Parker\'s 14 assists, San Antonio once again proved to be too much for the young …
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