Spurs 108, Caja Laboral 85 – final
Tony Parker had 22 points to lead the Spurs to a 108-85 victory over Caja Laboral on Saturday at the AT&T Center. Tim Duncan had 10 points and 11 rebounds. Duncan sat out the second quarter after...
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Thunder 111, Spurs 102 – final
Kevin Durant had 29 points to lead the Oklahoma City Thunder to a 111-102 victory over the Spurs on Monday at the AT&T Center. Jeff Green added 27 for Oklahoma City. The Thunder made an 13-0 run...
View ArticleSpurs send Jerrells to Hornets (UPDATED)
Trading reserve point guard Curtis Jerrells to the Hornets for a future second-round draft pick, the Spurs have trimmed their roster to 16 players. Jerrells, who started all 50 games last season for...
View ArticleJerrells trade a vote for Temple
The headline coming out of Spurs shootaround this morning was “Spurs trade Curtis Jerrells to Hornets.” It was not “Garrett Temple secures spot on team.” Still, it’s difficult to construe the Spurs’...
View ArticleSpurs waive Gist, two cuts left
In light of Gregg Popovich’s continued assertion that the Spurs are likely to open the season with a league-minimum 13-man roster, news that the team has waived forward James Gist comes as little...
View ArticleNo surprise: Spurs pick up Hill’s option
In a development that falls somewhere in the category of “sun rises in east,” the Spurs announced Wednesday that they have exercised their fourth-year option on guard George Hill. Hill, the 26th...
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Spurs 111, Rockets 103 – final
The Spurs eliminated turnovers in the second half and got their running back going to beat the Houston Rockets on Thursday night in the Spurs’ final preseason game. The Spurs had 12 turnovers the first...
View ArticleHill happy to remain a Spur
Spurs guard George Hill was not at all surprised by Wednesday’s news that the team had decided to pick up his contract option for the 2011-12 season. Expected or not, however, Hill admitted that...
View ArticleSplitter likely to miss start of season
Three years in the making, the Tiago Splitter Watch rages on in San Antonio. Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said Thursday he does not expect his rookie center, out with a calf strain since the third day of...
View ArticleParker’s back, Blair is good and other lessons from the preseason
The preseason is over for the Spurs, punctuated by Thursday’s 111-103 victory over Houston, much to the delight of many of team’s seasoned veterans.To guys like Antonio McDyess, who just endured his...
View ArticleLast days of DeJuan Blair?
With this year’s trade deadline is less than 24 hours away, it is possible — perhaps even probable — that forward DeJuan Blair has played his final game in a Spurs uniform. The Spurs have been...
View ArticleGinobili earns passing grade from teammates
MIAMI — When a new player comes to the Spurs, there are hundreds of little things he must learn in order to incorporate himself into The Spurs Way. Somewhere on the list: When you’re on the floor with...
View ArticleBrown still in line for lead assistant job
Brett Brown is still in line to replace the departed Mike Budenholzer as the Spurs’ lead assistant, general manager R.C. Buford said. This conflicts published reports that the Spurs were set to hire...
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No Team USA training camp for Kawhi Leonard; rehabbing left knee takes priority
After consulting with the team’s medical staff Spurs forward Kawhi Leonard has opted to pass on an invitation to participate in a Team USA training camp in Las Vegas scheduled to begin on July 21....
View ArticlePop and Bud: The reunion is on
ATLANTA — It was an odd sight to say the least, Mike Budenholzer in an Atlanta Hawks T-shirt. After 19 seasons of rocking Spurs gear, Budenholzer’s move to Atlanta has meant a change in wardrobe....
View ArticleInjured players will travel with Spurs
Tiago Splitter, Danny Green and Kawhi Leonard will travel with the Spurs on upcoming rodeo road trip.
View ArticleNaval Academy honors ‘The Admiral’
Spurs great David Robinson has received all manner of honors, including induction into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. His latest accolade likely means as much to him as most others:...
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