Last night wasn't so great for the Spurs. It's high time for a classic "bounceback" game, but then again, it was time for that last night. Get your lineups, etc. after the jump.
As always, check out the opposing viewpoint over at Denver Stiffs.
And now, in the spirit of the Spurs' upcoming playoff run(not to mention this game), here's Kasabian with an aptly titled song:
Likely Starters
 San Antonio Spurs 48-29Road: 20-18 | Position |  Denver Moonmen 52-27Home: 33-6 |
| Garrett Temple* | PG | Chauncey Billups |
| Manu Ginobili | SG | Arron Afflalo |
| Richard Jefferson | SF | Carmelo Anthony |
| Antonio McDyess | PF | Kenyon Martin |
| Tim Duncan | C | Nene Hilario |
| DeJuan Blair Tony Parker | Key Reserves | J.R. Smith Chris Andersen |
| Officials |
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| Eddie F. Rush | Tony Brothers | Haywoode Workman |
* = Tony Parker may return to the starting lineup, but only Pop knows if that's today.
** = Kenyon Martin is expected to make his comeback from injury today, so that sucks for us.
Key Matchup
Power Forward: It's a battle of jumpshooting big men. Last time Martin played us, he tortured us with jumper after jumper from the top of the key, which was very deflating and memorable for this fan. I was Psychologically Devastated. This time, we need Dice to make his patented jumpers from the same spot, and get a hand in Martin's face.
Key to the Game
Rebounding: We couldn't keep Memphis off the offensive glass last night, and it cost us. With both of its starting big men back, Denver isn't going to make life any easier for us.
Final Note
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