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Thursday, May 16 According to @Rusty Simmons, Bogut had his ankle re-taped in the locker room. He's back on the sideline now.
Spurs are up 8 with 6:32 left in 2nd qtr. and all their points this period are from Gary Neal and Tiago Splitter #SteppingUp
.@Tony Parker not moving well; hard to tell from our vantage point in mezzanine but seems got kneed in thigh .. or hip .. or #needbetterseat
Tony Parker, though overall optimistic about his calf injury, said at shootaround the pain has migrated to his Achilles. Worth watching.
Festus Ezeli picks up his third foul, forces Bogut back in. This is a net win for GSW, except how hurt is Bogut?
The thing about Harrison Barnes ... 25 and 26 from him have not been enough to outscore Spurs in regulation past two games.
1 qtr. in the books at Oracle; SAS (47.4 FG pct.) 21, GSW (44.4 pct.) 19; Duncan 7 pts., Curry 5
Spurs lead 21-19 after 1Q. Maybe it's the threat of deadline already looming, but felt like it took an eternity.
Ultimate respect: Dubs fans usually yell 'Ref you suck' after calls they hate; tonight it's "Joey Sucks" #JoeyCrawfordRules
Tony Parker and Danny Green seem to have a difference of opinion over who was supposed to step out on Curry there.
Spurs: Parker, Green, Leonard, Duncan, Splitter. Warriors: Curry, Thompson, Barnes, Ezeli, Bogut.
If WCF starts Sunday, Game 2 will be Tuesday. Then a long break. Games 3 and 4 in Memphis wouldn't be until Saturday and Monday.
Mark Jackson begins an answer in pregame presser with "When we win tonight ..." We see what you did there.
Warriors sider by @Mike Monroe: Battered and on brink of elimination, Golden State holds on to hope expressnews.com/sports/spurs/a…
In this notebook, @Mike Monroe examines how the Spurs have handled Curry and Thompson since Games 1 and 2 expressnews.com/sports/spurs/a…
The "Medium Sized Three" has Spurs on cusp of another conference finals. expressnews.com/sports/spurs/a…
What Spurs know about Sunday: They'll be playing an afternoon game at AT&T; what they don't know: G. 7 vs. Dubs or G. 1 vs. Griz
Dubs rely on recent history for belief they can still win series expressnews.com/sports/spurs/a…
Lockdown defense has enabled Spurs to reach brink of advancement expressnews.com/sports/spurs/a…
Not for nothing, but Memphis became favorite in that series when Westbrook went down. Silly to suggest otherwise.
Feel silly handicapping Spurs-Memphis already. Except Grizzlies are really, really, really good.
These phone commercials kill me I would think everyone not apple should just bow out. If it ain't Mac it ain't jack.
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Wednesday, May 15 Seriously? Does anybody believe that Nate Robinson can knock a full speed Lebron James backwards? Will they fine LBJ for flopping?
I have visions of a 55-year-old Pitbull playing the county fair, singing "Don't Stop The Party." Don't know if this makes me happy or sad.
So to summarize: Spurs could be playing either Golden State or Memphis on Sunday at either 2:30, 7 or 8:30. Or not playing at all.
If Spurs and Memphis both finish their semifinal series in Game 6, Game 1 of the WC finals would tip at 2:30.
If Spurs, OKC, and Miami are all still alive on Sunday, Spurs-GSW Game 7 would tip at 8:30 p.m.
NBA playoff scheduling notes from while I was in mid-air (prepare for a string of convoluted Tweets) ...
In terms of math, GSW about 50-50 to win Game 6. Need answers on offense, which has generally been garbage since Game 2.
Jeff and Monroe are in the air now, so for you Spurs fans: G1 of WCF starts Sunday if SA and Memphis both win Game 6s.
Beyond the paywall: Why-Why? Because Leonard needed more time expressnews.com/sports/columni…
Teams in that scenario are 88-11 all-time in eventually winning series. They are 50-49 in Game 6. So about 50-50 this goes 7.
Spurs might not be a lock for West finals yet, but ... team who wins Game 5 in tied conference semis winds up advancing 88.9% of the time.
Warriors sider from Game 5 by @Mike Finger: Curry too hobbled, and too well-defended, to produce another miracle. expressnews.com/sports/spurs/a…
Notebook by @Mike Monroe: Spurs heed Pop's call for better rebounding in Game 5 expressnews.com/sports/spurs/a…
Why-Why? Because Leonard needed more time: column by @Buck Harvey expressnews.com/sports/columni…
The healthier high-scoring PG resides in Spurs locker room. As a result, they are one win from finishing Warriors. expressnews.com/sports/spurs/a…
Spurs pry the lid off against Warriors - by Dan McCarney blog.mysanantonio.com/spursnation/20…
Buen partido!!hemos jugado concentrados todo el partido, necesitamos uno mas el jueves pa cerrar la serie!!
Great effort from everybody!! We need another good one thursday!! Lets go!! Grande jogo! Jogamos na pegada o jogo inteiro! Quinta tem mais!
Curry is hurt. Parker isn't really. Leonard has put Klay Thompson on a milk carton. What happens next feels inevitable.
Spurs-Warriors Game 5: Key player, stat, stretch - by Dan McCarney blog.mysanantonio.com/spursnation/20…
Spurs Game 5 photo gallery (more photos still on the way) by Edward A. Ornelas and @fotografolara blog.mysanantonio.com/spursnation/20…
Pop empties bench with 102-87 lead and 2:52 left and called time out; @Tony Parker has joined in coach huddle; message: don't mess it up
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Tuesday, May 14 Ken Mauer correctly rules that was NOT a shooting foul; Spurs ball out of bounds after this TO with 5:18 left
Right now Ed Malloy trying to figure out all his potential escape routes next time #RealCoachPop comes after him
#RealXCoachPop ran all the way in front of GSW bench to call that time out, the screamed at Ed Malloy #headmightexplode
Spurs lead 83-72 heading to 4Q. Gonna hole up and file that game story that has to be filed in 89 minutes. Let me know how it turns out.
Warriors feeling a little desperate here. And if Jefferson hadn't buried that corner 3 to steady things, would be in serious trouble.
Also ... Cory Joseph is having a really nice game. Except for that free throw. But everybody misses those.
Danny Green sorta admitted this morning chasing those guards around on D can wear you out on O. Think that's happened to Klay Thompson.
Tiago Splitter missed a dribble handoff to Green; Pop yelled at him and repalced him with Diaw #mistakesnottolerated
Pop wanted the ball to go to Green there. Yells at Splitter. "Give it to him!" In comes Diaw.
Feels like Spurs are one good run away from taking control, but just can't find that extra gear. Maybe next time David Lee comes in.
Tim Duncan, with orders from Gregg Popovich heading into that timeout: "Shoot the (freaking) ball."
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