Spurs' coach Gregg Popovich is legendary for his curmudgeonly ways. He doesn't care for the spotlight, he doesn't like talking to the media; he's about as chappy of a coach as you can find.
Popovich is also a professional and does what he's supposed to do. One of those things is of course, talk to the media after games. He just doesn't hide the fact that he hates it. So when a reporter asked about the team's 16 game winning streak and beating the Clippers by an average of 17.5 points in each of the first two games, Gregg gave a typical Popovich answer. Luckily, birthday boy Tony Parker brought some humor into the room after Gregg was done.
Article by Eric Gray
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NBA Playoff Roundup – Spurs Quiet Thunder
Game two of the Western Conference Finals was very well played by both teams, but San Antonio showed Oklahoma City that they're going to have bring their A++ game if they want to win in the Spurs' house.
San Antonio 120 - Oklahoma City 111
I'm sure that if OKC coach Scott Brooks knew his big three were going to score 88 points combined, he'd feel pretty good going into the game. Kevin Durant had 31, James Harden dropped 30 and Russell Westbrook had 27, but it wasn't enough as San Antonio dominated throughout the game.
Tony Parker led the Spurs with 34 points, shooting a ridiculous 16-21 from the floor. Manu Ginobili had 20 off the bench, including a rainbow three late in the fourth to effectively end the Thunder's comeback hopes. The other scary stat for OKC was that Tim Duncan only shot 2-11 for 11 points, and the Spurs still owned the game. Is the Series Over? »