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Spurs vs. Jazz
Western Conference Finals
Game 4 // May 28, 2007
EnergySolutions Arena // SLC, UT |

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Highlights | Headlines
Tim Duncan and Manu Ginobili took the brunt of the blows and made
enough foul shots in the fourth quarter to lift San Antonio past
a valiant Deron Williams and the Utah Jazz 91-79 Monday night,
giving the Spurs a 3-1 series lead.
The Spurs went into the fourth ahead by one and never gave up
the advantage. They protected it by going 19-of-25 from the foul
line, with Ginobili making 11-of-13 and Duncan going 5-of-8.
This ugly-but-effective performance - more free throws (30) than
field goals (28) - puts the Spurs within a victory of reaching
the NBA finals for the third time in five years.
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| Quote of the
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“I'm
very proud of what we did in the fourth quarter because it was
looking ugly for us. We stepped up and did
a really good job.”
- Manu Ginobili |
| The Buzz |
| One game after giving up 50 points in the
paint to the Jazz, the Spurs established a presence in the lane
during Game 4.
San Antonio boasted a 40-30 edge on points in the paint with Tim Duncan scoring
19 and Fabrcio Oberto racking up 11 points and 11 boards.
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The Jazz was hit with five technical fouls in Game
4, four of which came in the second half and led to the ejections
of Derek Fisher and Jerry Sloan. |
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| The Best Of Game 4 |
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Spurs.com
breaks down the
best of Western Conference Finals Game 4 against
the Jazz.
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