San Antonio Spurs

It's been awhile, a loooonnnnng while.  Lots has changed since the last time I posted on here.  In fact, the NBA season kicked off; The Office started up again, The Community is taking my Thursdays by storm.  Some things haven't changed:  The Pac-10 is overrated, my team can't win, and I'm still the man.  All in all; I guess people have missed my thoughts and were begging for more. 

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edly Jordan Farmar made his return from injury to help spark the Lakers to a 99-85 victory over the San Antonio Spurs today. In a matchup of the top two teams in the Western Conference Farmar d

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2. San Antonio Spurs.
And no, not because it's an odd year, but because this is a team that can do it, and has shown that they are capable of beating anyone. What kind of season would it have been if Manu wasn't hurt for the start of the year, if Tony Parker didn't ge thurt midway through the first half? How about all the young guys they got that are gaining experience and gaining more and more confidence? Hey, they recently beat the Lakers at home not too long ago. They got the coach, and they got Duncan. I've said it time and time again, I will always believe in this team until Duncan is retired.

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y to turn the page returning to the court tomorrow night to face a familiar foe:

the San Antonio Spurs.

The two teams played earlier this season in a low-scoring affair. The Spurs won despite being without key parts Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili. Tim Duncan and rookie George Hill came up big in the 77-75 win. Duncan had a game-saving block against Rockets guard Aaron Brooks late to clinch the win for the Spurs.

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NO more sprained ankles in San Antonio. With Manu and Tony out, I think the city needs to check the calcium in the water available to the team on the sidelines. Is it being tainted? Pop certainly isn'

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Someone forgot to tell the NL West they were supposed to be the worst division in baseball last year.  Out of nowhere this division became arguably the best division in the league and had one of the most fantastic finishes in recent memory.  That play-in game was a game I will be talking about for years and I will never forget the Rockies historic run to the World Series.  This year promises to be another great race in this division.

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