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» Thursday, June 13 2013

 

» Wednesday, June 12 2013

The point guard who has been their driving force all season long suffered a right hamstring injury early in the second half and will have an MRI on Wednesday to determine his status for Game 4 on Thursday in San Antonio. And with all due respect to the breakout star of the night, backup point guard Gary Neal, there's simply no way the Spurs can finish this job and win their fifth title without Parker. "I felt something in my hamstring," Parker said afterward. "Hopefully it's nothing big, just cramping or got tight on me. It was a weird feeling. I just went to make sure with the doctor I was ok. Then I played like two minutes in the fourth quarter. We were up big, (Spurs coach Gregg Popovich) didn't want to take any risks. We'll see tomorrow." USA Today Sports

The Spurs starting point guard said he expects to continually ice the injury until Game 4 on Thursday night. It was an injury he said that was different than he has endured this season. “I don’t know,” Parker said. “It was just weird. Hopefully, I just got tight and I’ll be fine.” San Antonio Express-News

 

» Tuesday, June 11 2013

 

» Sunday, June 9 2013

“We have enough experience to understand how valuable this opportunity is,” Tony Parker said. “We realize it’s going to be tough. They’re going to play with a lot more energy. It’s always easier to bounce back after a loss. We just have to make sure we match their energy, keep it close and see what happens in the fourth quarter.” San Antonio Express-News

 

» Saturday, June 8 2013

 

» Friday, June 7 2013

The Heat got plenty out of LeBron James on Thursday, plenty enough in most circumstances, but reporters wouldn’t be so fortunate Friday. They kept pressing James about the plan for Game 2 against the Spurs, and how it might differ from the one for Game 1, when his 18 points, 18 rebounds, 10 assists and three minutes of stifling late defense on Tony Parker somehow added up to a 92-88 defeat. “We’ll see what kind of game plan I come out with on Sunday,” James said. “It would be dumb of me to reveal it today.” The Palm Beach Post

Tony Parker is in the middle of a $20 million lawsuit over the blowout fight between Drake and Chris Brown at W.i.P. Nightclub in NYC. Parker says he suffered lacerations to his cornea when a glass shard from a bottle struck him in the eye. When Parker filed the suit, he was halfway through a $50 million contract with the Spurs ... and his future seemed uncertain given the eye injury. Parker is suing the club, claiming it was negligent in not preventing the brewing brawl. TMZ.com

 

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