San Antonio Spurs

[ieaiaio]

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unta ayo na si ginobilli

[johnnyblues]

http://www.mysanantonio.com/sports/s...n_display.html

[johnnyblues]

dia mga pics gikan sa ila open practice kagahapon





















































enjoy!

[manuginobili]

sinawa na sa opaw ni manu sa luyo uie!!...)

[johnnyblues]

hehehe mao jud maypa pa-opaw nalan gjud sha lahos

[inc-pankz]

why nag knee brace c TD?is that left Knee injured?

[johnnyblues]

since march rana nga brace bai. mao na ag katong nay knee tendon-ek-ek something niya. ayaw kabalaka dili big deal nang brace.

[owNinZ]

Duncan Surprise Winner in 3-Pt Contest

The Spurs public scrimmage at the AT&T Center was followed Sunday by a 3-point shootout that produced a surprise ending: a victory for power forward Tim Duncan.


After several guards and forwards, including veteran Michael Finley, failed to make more than four shots in a truncated version of the All-Star Weekend Three-Point Shootout — 12 attempts in 45 seconds, rather than 25 attempts in 60 seconds — Duncan volunteered to try the long-distance competition.


Five makes later, he was the team's unofficial 3-point champion.


“When the magic number was four, I didn't think it was going to be too hard,” said new Spur Richard Jefferson, who served as PA announcer for the contest, “If he would have had to make eight, or so, it would have been hard. But either way, to have our center win the 3-point contest was very impressive.”


Jefferson, it seems, hasn't been with the club long enough to realize Duncan prefers his teammates always to refer to him as the team's power forward, and never as its center.

Tutoring the rookie: Duncan has taken rookie power forward DeJuan Blair under his wing, in more ways than one. When the Spurs came out to the court before the scrimmage, they made Blair run out first. Somewhat surprised at the cheers that greeted his arrival on the court, Blair stopped and stared at the crowd before Duncan jogged out, grabbed his arm and played puppeteer, making the rookie wave to the fans.


Blair's play in the scrimmage impressed many of his teammates, including Manu Ginobili.


“He played great,” Ginobili said. “Today we probably saw more of him than in scrimmage at the practice facility. But he did great. We know the kind of player he is. He plays really hard, with a lot of aggressiveness. He runs the floor hard.


“Today he was good. He attacked the rim hard and made some good plays. It's what we need: some aggressiveness and toughness coming from the bench.”


Source: Spurs' Duncan puts long-range shooting on display

[mab]

ganahan ko sa signature shoes ni TD rn.. mgpalit jd ko ana..

[owNinZ]

It is about time that Tim steps back on the high pick and roll occasionally and fire the 3. He's always had the shot, and now with other strong interior players, he is more free than ever. Parker moves up from the 3rd or 4th best point guard to 1st once he starts cutting loose a few 3s to further open his lanes. Manu is half as quick as TP, but his ability to hit the 3 still makes him the better penetrator and creator.