Another non-Spur fan voicing out her stupid opinion.

Crawford did not hesitate when asked if he had any regrets. There are two, he said. The first is regarding his actions that led to a guilty plea of falsely stating income in 1998 after an I.R.S. investigation into several referees’ pocketing cash from downgraded airline tickets. The second is an incident in 2007 in which Crawford and the San Antonio Spurs star Tim Duncan had an on-court verbal altercation. Duncan said Crawford challenged him to a fight.
The tax thing, I was petrified, to be honest with you. It was the worst. If they wanted to scare you, they did. If that’s what they wanted to do, they did. They did it. I was so grateful to get the chance to come back.
The Duncan thing probably changed my life. It was just — you come to the realization that maybe the way you’ve been doing things is not the proper way and you have to regroup, not only on the court but off the court.
I had seen a sports psychologist before that. But after, I saw him a lot more. His name is Joel Fish. He’s worked with a lot of athletes. It gave me a new perspective.

Did you miss the playoff game and there's nobody home to DVR it? Do you have crappy cable connection that does not feature Spurs games? Do you want to watch that blow-out game again?

I found this site, you can download past NBA games here.

Cake! I wonder what Manu tastes like?

If you want to watch the full game replay of Spurs against the Kings, Phoenix and Dallas games, click on the link. I just found this on youtube.

What?? NOO!!!! I thought the rights to Patty Mills was already renounced by Portland?

Here's another writer who is not knowledgeable about the Spurs but has the gall to criticize Coach Pop for tanking the game against Portland.

Wow, NBA refs really suck and we can't do anything about it. Fans deserve better than these bunch of blind mice.

So there was Malone in 2003, hoping the Spurs would lose — when they actually won both a title that season and the right guy for them (Horry).

"As he gets older and drinks more wine, he gets more patient," Parker said.

Richardson, from his perch on the bench, yelled into the ear of San Antonio's Danny Green as he shot a corner three.

Nine years after David Robinson retired with two NBA titles, his youngest son wants to make a name for himself in another sport.

Vote now. But honestly though, I'm not high on a Spur participating in the All-star festivities this season.

Former Spur RoMaJu was ejected because of technicalities.

Former USC guard Daniel Hackett, a dual citizen who plays for Pesaro in Italy, said he would give Bryant a hostile reception if he faced the former NBA MVP.

"The only way to stop a player that good is with a hard foul and he knows that," Hackett said. "I’ve got five fouls to commit and they’re going to be the hardest five fouls I’ve ever committed."

8. Robert Horry Goes Off – 2005 Finals, Game 5

What Happened: Big Shot Rob had an outer worldly fourth quarter and overtime that just needs to be seen to be believed.

Apparently, Manu picks Miami to win the LOB trophy. Maybe he hates Dallas.

The revenge of the Gatorade jug.

George Karl will forever put an asterisk on this game.

The bench has to step up in the playoffs!

NOOOO!! We won't have a chance to see Ryan Richards and Mr. Butler.

Oh no, we're screwed. Aldridge will be gunning for 100 pts tonight.

Yes, it's for a good cause, but can it be a win-win situation for us and Japan? He scores lots of points, Japan gets donation money, we get the W and every Spurs fan will be happy.

Blair back: After missing Monday’s game with a sprained left wrist, Blair is expected to be available tonight in Denver. After Tuesday’s practice, Blair and general manager R.C. Buford called the decision to sit him against Golden State precautionary.

"I could have played but picked a night to sit out," Blair said. "I’m back now and just going to fight through the pain."