Hornets-Spurs Game 4 Live Blog
sports.aol.com 5/11/2008 — Home court matters. That much is evident in this conference semifinal round, and every team that did not sprint for the higher seed has failed. Tonight we see how much the difference makes in what is unarguably the best series so far in the playoffs. ...

Cry Me a River
blog.cleveland.com 5/12/2008 — Cavs v. Celtics. Round Two, Game Two quotes, comments and downright bias. Plus, another JBM 216 photo.

San Antonio Flipped the Script in Game Four
emptythebench.com 5/12/2008 — If the Hornets aren’t careful and let this hangover bleed into Game 5 they could easily be looking at a must-win in San Antonio in Game 6. The Spurs have the edge in experience, leadership and savvy — if they play with more hustle and heart again then the Hornets don’t stand a chance.

What Up, Coach of the Year?
upsideandmotor.blogspot.com 5/12/2008 — The Hornets and Spurs are all tied up, and all eyes are turned to Byron Scott. A look at what the Hornets need to change going into Game 5.

New Orleans vs. San Antonio - Recap - May 11, 2008
scores.espn.go.com 5/12/2008 — Spurs too much for Hornets in San Antonio, go 2-0 at home SAN ANTONIO (AP) -- Warming up before Game 4, Tim Duncan decided to have a little fun. He threw the ball behind his back and between his legs, then went up for the lay-in. Yep, it was going to ...

Spurs grab Game 4 — FOXSports.com News for NBA 5/12/2008
Hear from Tim Duncan and coach Greg Popovich after the Spurs' Game 4 win over the Hornets. Duncan scored 22 points for San Antonio in their 100-80 victory.

Spurs dominate, expose young Hornets — FOXSports.com News for NBA 5/12/2008
The Spurs dominated the Hornets in Game 4 and may have finally exposed New Orleans' youth in the process, Charley Rosen says.

Spurs 100, Hornets 80: An Overlooked Duncan Draws San Antonio Even — NYT > Pro Basketball 5/12/2008
Tim Duncan had team highs of 22 points and 15 rebounds to lead the Spurs. The series resumes Tuesday night in New Orleans. >

Spurs get even with big victory — L.A. Times - Basketball 5/12/2008
SAN ANTONIO -- Warming up before Game 4, Tim Duncan decided to have a little fun. He threw the ball behind his back and between his legs, then went up for the lay-in.

Spurs Dominate Game 4 From Start to Finish, Even Series — NBA.com: News 5/12/2008
Tim Duncan had 22 points and 15 rebounds, and the San Antonio Spurs beat the New Orleans Hornets 100-80 on Sunday night in Game 4 to even the Western Conference semifinals at 2-2.