Air Alamo presents the San Antonio Spurs Role Player Bracket Challenge

Each day, fans will vote on Air Alamo’s Twitter account to pick to decide the greatest San Antonio Spurs role player of all-time in our bracket.

Even though we’re without San Antonio Spurs basketball, for the time being, doesn’t mean we’re going to stop celebrating the silver and black. Over the years, the Spurs have given us countless memories that we endearingly look back on at this time. With that in mind, we want to take this time to remember some of the most important Spurs role players of all-time in the bracket challenge we’re putting on our Twitter account.

We crafted a 64-man bracket with four sections: Forwards, Guards, Wings and Centers. Every day, we’re going to post a poll and fill out one section of the bracket until we finally crown the greatest role player in Spurs history! However, we can’t do that without your help.

Be sure to follow us on Twitter to keep up with the polls, because the Spurs fanbase is going to decide the outcomes of this bracket. We encourage you to fill out a bracket of your own to come to your own decisions, but this is going to be a group effort. If your friends are Spurs fans, send them the Tweet or a link to it because we want as many people involved as possible!

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Today is the first day of the initiative, which means we’re going to select from a bracket of Spurs forwards who’ve donned the silver and black throughout the years. The matchups are as follows:

1. Robert Horry vs. 16. Trey Lyles

2. Boris Diaw vs. 15. David West3. Fabricio Oberto vs. 14. Ime Udoka

4. Malik Rose vs. 13. Jerome Kersey

5. Rudy Gay vs. 12. Mark Olberding

6. DeJuan Blair vs. 11. Antoine Carr

7. Dennis Rodman vs. 10. Davis Bertans

8. Antonio McDyess vs. 9. Danny Ferry

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It’s the second half of March, which usually means basketball season is in full effect. Many of us were looking forward to filling out our March Madness brackets to predict the 2020 NCAA Champions, but that was robbed from us by the suspension of sports throughout the country and world. However, that’s not going to stop us from celebrating our teams and the players who’ve brought us joy throughout the years!

Tomorrow, we’ll post the results on the site and on our social media accounts to keep everyone updated before moving on to the next section of voting.

Spurs Family, this has been a wild year for this fanbase. The team isn’t what we’re used to, and that put a big damper on the enjoyment of watching for many of you, but this team is more than one suspended season.

Spurs culture isn’t just within the locker room—it’s celebrated in every fiber of the fanbase. So let’s have some fun with this!