Let's take a look at the season series and break down both team's game plans.
Selective memory and physical intensity will define the Western Conference Finals. The Spurs have altered their roster and approach since 2011, and seem to be prepared to handle the Grizzlies this time around.
It's time for the next round of the Playoffs where our story continues: the 1st round's hope was successful, and the 2nd round's return strike was avoided. Now it's on to the conference finals, where the Empire attacks our heroes with ... Grizzlies?
The San Antonio Spurs look to start off the 2013 Western Conference Finals with a win against the visiting the Memphis Grizzlies.
Let's take a look at the season series and break down both team's game plans.
Selective memory and physical intensity will define the Western Conference Finals. The Spurs have altered their roster and approach since 2011, and seem to be prepared to handle the Grizzlies this time around.
It's time for the next round of the Playoffs where our story continues: the 1st round's hope was successful, and the 2nd round's return strike was avoided. Now it's on to the conference finals, where the Empire attacks our heroes with ... Grizzlies?
The Warriors put up a good fight this past series and have definitely earned this Spurs' fans respect
The San Antonio Spurs closed out their series against the Golden State Warriors last night in Oakland. A strong defensive effort and all-around team effort were the the keys for the victory.
Gregg Popovich made the gutsy decision to sit Tim Duncan down the stretch of the Spurs' Game 6 win over the Warriors. We show you why Popovich made the move and why it ended up working so well.
The Spurs vanquished the Warriors with a solid 94-82 win at Oracle Arena and will face the Grizzlies on Sunday.
The Spurs overcame a rough shooting night from Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili to put the Warriors away with solid defense, great performances by the bigs, excellent defense throughout, and timely 3 point shooting late in the fourth.
Your Part II Game Thread. May it be as good as the first.
The series tonight with a win at Oracle Arena and move on to face the Grizzlies in the Western Conference finals. Both teams will have all their players available. Remember to not call the game...
Before game six, let's look at how each of the Spurs have performed so far.
It is a dark time for the Spur alliance. As they go deeper into the postseason, new challenges--and new enemies--emerge...
We apologize in advance that all four teams left in the playoffs will be playing Spurs-like defense, including, oddly enough, the Spurs.
The San Antonio Spurs and the Golden State Warriors face off in the series' last game in Oakland. Will the Spurs step on the Warriors' collective throats to win the series?
How did Steph Curry stop being invincible?
San Antonio landed a strong blow to the Warriors' title hopes last night with a dominate 109-91 victory. Thanks to the aggressive offense that finally complimented their strong defense, the Spurs are now only one win away from the Conference Finals.
In stark contrast to Game 4, Gregg Popvich managed minutes, the San Antonio Spurs hit shots and the Golden State Warriors were unable to keep pace as the Spurs won Game 5 convincingly, 109-91.
With his sixth playoff game of at least 25 points and 10 assists, Tony Parker ran the Warriors ragged and put the Spurs ahead with a 3-2 series lead.
24 more minutes of San Antonio basketball
The Spurs are looking to regain control of the series in this home game against the feisty Warriors
Gatsby believed that the past could be repeated, but was unable to bring it off. Is that because you really can't go back again? Or was it because F. Scott didn't set his tale in San Antonio?
Some fans are clamoring for Pop to make some adjustments. But which moves would be beneficial and which would be simply panic moves?
So far, the Spurs and Warriors have alternated winning games. Will that trend continue through game 7, or will someone eventually win two in a row?