48minutesofhell.com - 13 days ago
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In a phrase: increased playing time for George Hill .
George Hill has played well this season, but still looks like a player trying to find his game. The Spurs’ next three games are at home, and this would seem an ideal opportunity to find 35 minutes a game for Hill.
Parker’s ankle ...
mysanantonio.com - 15 days ago
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mysanantonio.com —
Tony Parker says the sprained ankle that knocked
him from Friday night’s 96-84 loss against the Trail
Blazers isn’t as severe as others he’s suffered. Complete Spurs coverage
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Spurs' Parker expects to be out a week
projectspurs.com - 16 days ago
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projectspurs.com —
The season is still very young but the
Spurs have already frustrated some fans by continuing to
start Michael Finley and Matt Bonner. We've already discussed the pros and cons of starting Bonner, so it's only appropriate that we take a look at Finley. This is Finley's fifth season with the ...
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Is Michael Finley a Starter?
projectspurs.com - 12 days ago
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projectspurs.com —
After losing two games on the road against
the Utah Jazz and Portland Trailblazers, the Spurs returned
to San Antonio to face the Toronto Raptors. With Tony Parker sidelined for a week, all eyes were on George Hill as he took the reigns of the Spurs. Oh and Duncan was not in action for the ...
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Spurs vs. Raptors Recap
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The 10-man rotation, starring 'Khlodom' on television
Ball Don't Lie —
... doesn't stink after all? SF: SRI. David Stern says he had no role in the Tim Donaghy book publisher pulling out. SG: The Miami Herald. Michael Beasley(notes) shows up at practice with a big, ABA-style throwback Afro. PG: Silver Screen and Roll. "So this is what Kobe Bryant(notes) in decline looks like?" Yikes. 6th: 48 Minutes Of Hell. The silver lining on TP's ankle: increased playing time for George ...
Implications from the Spurs’ Final Five
48 Minutes of Hell —
... is forcing some dominoes to drop. Increasing his role is the team’s next important step toward surefire contention. Figuring out the minutes behind Richard Jefferson and improving the team’s defense, especially its interior defense, are the still-under-consideration items on the agenda. In this way, the loss to Oklahoma City provided a helpful moment of clarity.
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This Week in San Antonio Spurs Basketball: Not-Quite-Monday Late Edition
Pounding The Rock —
... 48 Minutes of Hell: The Silver Lining On Parker’s Ankle "In a phrase: increased playing time for George Hill."
48 Minutes of Hell: San Antonio’s Silent Slump "An under-reported Spurs story through six games is their three point shooting slump. Have a look."
48 Minutes of Hell: Andrew Bynum is a Game-Changer Bynum scares the beejeezus out of Tim Varner.
48 Minutes of Hell: Implications from the Spurs’ Final Five Tim Varner writes: "Through 8 games, George Hill is unquestionably the Spurs’ 5th ...
The Spurs and Mavs Hit Reset
48 Minutes of Hell —
... toward Spain, yet again. If Tiago Splitter were on the team, the tandem of McDyess-Splitter would be as effective as any defensive scheme in the league at covering Nowitzki. It’s a shame, but I digress.
The game is available on ESPN360 for those looking for an internet feed. 48MoH will be representing the Spurs’ faithful as part of ESPN’s Daily Dime Live chat. The game tips at 9:30 ET.
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48minutesofhell.com 11 days ago — An under-reported Spurs story through six games is their three point shooting slump. Have a look:
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Matt Bonner
.345
.407
Richard Jefferson
.294
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Manu Ginobili
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Should the Spurs start Hill?
projectspurs.com 6 days ago — By Robby Lim
The Spurs have exactly played eight games. Coach Pop continues to experiment with his starting lineup. He has started Blair over McDyess against the Thunder and Tony Parker’s return sends Hill back to his backup role.
The Spurs big man rotation is almost clear, it would be ...
Put Him In Coach Pop!
projectspurs.com 9 days ago — By Robby Lim
With Tony Parker and Tim Duncan currently out of the lineup due to injuries, Spurs fans have seen changes with the Spurs' starting line up and overall player rotation. In the Raptors and Mavericks games, we saw George Hill start at point guard spot, Keith Bogans start over ...
Implications from the Spurs’ Final Five
48minutesofhell.com 6 days ago — You know what they say about a team’s final five being more important than its starting five. Well, that’s all true. In a perfect world, one free of foul trouble and injury concerns, a coach finishes the game with his best five players on the floor.
Through 8 games, George Hill is ...
Sprained Ankle To Shelve Spurs’ Parker For Week
slamdunkcentral.com 15 days ago —
The Spurs took a sustantial hit of sorts when guard Tony Parker sprained his ankle in the team’s loss to Portland Friday night; the injury, according to Jeff McDonald of the San Antonio Express-News, will sideline Parker approximately a week – which has been confirmed by the star ...
Manu carries Spurs past Raptors
myspurslink.blogspot.com 12 days ago — With some offensive explosion from Manu, and George Hill being steady at the point; the Spurs are back on track. Playing without two of their starters (Duncan and Parker ankle listed as day-to-day), the gritty Spurs finally scored an impressive win over the Raptors. Although the Spurs didn't ...
Duncan, Parker doubtful vs. Mavs
mysanantonio.com 11 days ago — It appears likely the Spurs will face the Dallas Mavericks at the AT&T; Center tonight without All-Stars Tim Duncan and Tony Parker.
Spurs' Parker Out A Week
novafantasysports.com 15 days ago — Update: The San Antonio Express-News is reporting that Tony Parker (PG) could miss a week with a sprained ankle he suffered in the Spurs' loss to the Blazers on Friday night. Parker has sprained the same ankle before, but says that this one isn't as serious.
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