The San Antonio Spurs got their first win since Tony Parker was injured on Saturday, defeating the New York Knicks 97-87 last night.  Manu Ginobli scored 28 points for the victors and Antonio McDyess pulled down 12 rebounds.
San Antonio will return to the court tomorrow night against the Minnesota Timberwolves (14-51) at 8 p.m. Eastern/7 [...]

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We’ll, last night the Spurs didn’t play very well against the Cavs.  With Lebron and Shaq out with injuries, this was about as good of a time to play Cleveland as any would be, unfortunately it didn’t work out so well.

For most of the season, it seemed like no lineup Gregg Popovich threw together would be successful for the Spurs.  It was as if someone had put the Spurs hopes of success in a safe and we’re giving out the combination to anyone.

The Houston Rockets were essentially a 3 man team last night.  However, those 3 were good enough to beat the San Antonio Spurs 109-104 last night at Toyota Center.

Looking at the standings yesterday, you could almost make a case that it was time to panic in San Antonio.  However, the response from the Spurs was something entirely different.  Shutting down the Thunder in the 4th quarter, the Spurs beat Oklahoma City 95-87.