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This was an important win for Portland for several reasons. Nate McMillan made a dramatic lineup alteration, starting a smallish backcourt of Steve Blake and Andre Miller.

My favorite Gregg Popovich storya 'told repeatedly to meA byA a frienda 'unfoldedA at San Antonio-basedA Trinity University several years ago.

San Antonio will be searching for its first road win of the young season Friday when they visit the Rose Garden to take on a Portland Trail Blazers team that has been uncharacteristically pedestrian on their home floor.

Carlos Boozer ended his slump with 27 points and 14 rebounds and the Utah Jazz snapped a two-game losing skid by beating the San Antonio Spurs 113-99 on Thursday night.

San Antonio is set to begin their second back-to-back set of games this season with a visit to Utah and Portland starting today.

The Spurs' first unit might not be the best in the division. The Spurs' second unit might be.

Ian Mahinmi's career continues down a challenging path.A French language sources are reporting that the Spurs will not exercise their option on Mahinmi.A I spoke with Bouna Ndaiye, Ian Mahinmi's agent, and confirmed the French language reports.

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Nearly 30 years removed from his days at the U.S. Air Force Academy, Gregg Popovich finds he still has to fly by the seat of his pants.

The San Antonio Spurs will try to rebound from a tough loss when they welcome the Sacramento Kings to the AT&T Center tonight.

As he walked towards the bench in the minutes before tipoff for the Spurs ' game against the Chicago Bulls at the United Center, coach Gregg Popovich made a promise: Win or lose, he was going to enjoy some bratwurst and sausage before heading back to San Antonio.

Derrick Rose scored 13 points and had seven assists to lead the balanced Chicago Bulls to an impressive season-opening victory on Thursday.

Line of the Night: Tim Duncan did his best to single-handedly beat his opponent.

The Bulls' John Salmons drives to the basket against San Antonio's Manu Ginobili in the third quarter Thursday at the United Center.

Tony Parker scored 17 points before leaving the game after a hard fall and the San Antonio Spurs beat the New Orleans Hornets 113-96 on Wednesday night.

If not for the ankle injury that hampered Derrick Rose for much of the preseason, the main topic surrounding the Bulls as they approach the season opener Thursday against the San Antonio Spurs would be how much better the second-year point guard will be this season.

Veteran players acquired by the Spurs in the offseason remain weeks away from being completely ingrained in the team's offensive and defensive schemes, but they are about to get some serious on-the-job training, beginning with Wednesday's regular-season opener against the New Orleans Hornets at the AT&T Center.

There's not much an NBA coach dislikes more than having to tell players they're being cut, especially when a player has established he is good enough to be on an NBA roster.

The San Antonio Spurs brass spent a longer-than-usual summer spending the ownership group's money like an alcoholic with a gambling addiction, thrusting a provident franchise deep into luxury tax territory.

Express-News Spurs beat writer Jeff McDonald looks at five things the team must figure out over the course of the new season with a remade roster: 1. Can the Spurs pack Manu Ginobili in bubble wrap and save him until April? Ginobili is regarded as one of the most feared postseason closers in the game, but hasn't been whole for two consecutive ...