Kings 80, Spurs 96, Final - Nov. 2, 2007

Spur of the Moment • Spurs look for third win against Kings
The Spurs hope to open the season with three consecutive wins when the Sacramento Kings come to San Antonio tonight. It would be the first time in seven seasons that the Spurs opened 3-0, which is hard to believe considering the Spurs are the most ...

The Basketball Jones • Book It!
Making you money so you can sit home and watch TV on your computer all day … Portland [+7.5] over NEW ORLEANS The public hasn’t caught on to how well the Blazers are playing, so, the line makers aren’t giving them a lot of ...

Sactown Royalty: Front Page Posts • GAME 2 at San Antonio, Preview & Open Game Thread
If nothing else, we can learn. Personnel is only a part of the rebuilding process. Growth might be as important. Kevin Martin is great -- he can become better by getting 20 shots a night, finding holes and crevices and creaks in uniformly iron ...

Slam Dunk Central • Duncan, Parker lead Spurs over winless Kings 96-80
To demonstrate how dominant the San Antonio Spurs are, just visualize this - the Spurs carry the lead from tip-off to the end of the game, and they rest most of their starters during the entire fourth quarter. The Spurs did that tonight as they ...

Project Spurs • The debut of Ime Udoka and Ian Mahinmi not sucking
The Spurs were coming in 2-0 to Friday night’s match up against the Sacramento Kings, facing a Sacramento squad playing without Mike Bibby (thumb); needless, to say, the Spurs fans were expecting nothing less than a resounding victory. And ...

Spur of the Moment • Kings no match for the Spurs
The Spurs remain unbeaten after defeating the Sacramento Kings 96-80. The score doesn’t reflect how the Spurs dominated the Kings, even with the 16-point victory margin. They led 50-23 at halftime and the Kings shot 19% in the first half. ...

San Antonio Spurs Dynasty • Three Down, 55 To Go
Game 3: Spurs 96, Kings 80 Three games in the can and our Spurs are off to their first 3-0 start since the 2000-2001 season, when they finished 58-24, the best record in the league. Talk about a misleading stat, though. We've won at least 58 games ...

Duncan, Parker Lead Unbeaten Spurs Past Winless Kings
Tim Duncan and Tony Parker score 15 points apiece, and the Spurs beat the Sacramento Kings, 96-80, Friday night to remain unbeaten.