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Spurs vs Warriors
April 7, 2007
AT&T Center // San Antonio, TX
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| At a glance... |
| Tim Duncan
scored 28 points, Manu Ginobili added 25, and the San Antonio Spurs
beat Golden State 112-99 Saturday night.
The Warriors had won four straight and were trying to match a
season-high winning streak.
The Spurs have won 19 straight games at home against the
Warriors, a streak that dates to Feb. 14, 1997. They've won nine
of 10 overall and are 20-3 since the All-Star break.
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 “It was a lot tougher than it may have looked. They’re a good team trying to get into the playoffs. We knew that coming in they were going to come out and play hard for the entire 48 minutes and that’s what they did.”
-Michael Finley |
| The Buzz |
The Warriors and Suns play a similar style offense-focused
basketball, so the Spurs' recent game against Phoenix served as a
good preparation.
The Spurs started the game on a scoring blitz, posting a season-high 40 points
in the opening frame. The Warriors, however, posted 31 in the quarter.
After the game, Coach Pop was asked about the first quarter and replied, "I
didn't even know that [we scored that many points]. I just know that they scored
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The Spurs dished out 30 assists on their 42 field goals.
Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili led the team with seven, and Bruce
Bowen set a new season-high with six assists. |
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