What a game !!!!!!
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Mike speaks (Spurs celebration 34)


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Michael Finley speaks to the Alamodome crowd

Michael Finley (Spurs celebration 32)


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Michael Finley needs no introduction but gets one anyway

next up… (Spurs celebration 26)


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Bruce introduces next….

the band (Spurs parade 28)


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Local band FM1863 was a part of the parade

Francisco Elson (Spurs celebration 23)


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and reserve Francisco Elson waves to the crowd

dances away (Spurs celebration 20)


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…and Jacque shuffles his way back to his seat much to the amusement of Tim Duncan and the other guys

emphasis (Spurs celebration 50)


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Tim puts a bit of emotion here into his speech

meeting (Spurs celebration 43)


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…greets Bruce Bowen with a big embrace

San Antonio struggled in the first month of the lockout-shortened season. But once the Spurs hit their stride, nobody could block their path to the franchise’s first NBA title. The Spurs clinched the championship on Avery Johnson’s jumper with 47 seconds left in Game 5 of the Finals, giving San Antonio a 78-77 victory over the New York Knicks. Tim Duncan averaged 27.4 points, 14 rebounds and 2.2 blocks in the series and was named Finals MVP. Duncan’s fellow Twin Tower, David Robinson, also made his presence known. The perennial All-Star, in his 10th season with the Spurs, averaged 16.6 points, 11.8 rebounds and 3.0 blocks in the Finals as San Antonio became the first former ABA team to win the NBA title. One of the most compelling story lines came to light after the season ended. Starting forward Sean Elliott revealed that he had played despite needing a kidney transplant. Elliott, who was battling a rare kidney disease, received the transplant Aug. 16. His brother Noel donated the kidney. Elliott averaged 33.8 minutes in 17 playoff games and was responsible for the “Memorial Day Miracle.” On that play, he tiptoed the sideline to stay inbounds before hitting a three-pointer with nine seconds left, lifting the Spurs to an 86-85 win over Portland in Game 2 of the Western Conference finals. San Antonio’s championship season had an inauspicious beginning as the Spurs went 6-8 in February. But the players eventually settled into a groove, and the team got a spark when veteran …
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Iceman (Spurs parade 30)


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….including one of the alltime greats of the NBA and ABA, "Iceman" George Gervin

Manu! (Spurs parade 5)


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Spurs favorite Manu Ginobili looking towards the crowd during the parade

Sweet seats at the Spurs game


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Jen and I are actually having a date night if you can believe that.

community staff (Spurs parade 16)


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Spurs Coyote with more Spurs staff and community members

March 04, 2011 – ABC – Game 62 Miami Heat @ San Antonio Spurs – Loss (43-20)
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Planet Orange


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R U ORNG?

A horde of raging Planet Orange fans cheer on the Phoenix Suns to victory over the San Antonio Spurs, 111-102, in the first game of their second round NBA basketball playoff series. Fans were treated to stellar performances from Steve Nash, Amare Stoudemire, and Jason Richardson.

In large

prototypical spurs celebrator


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