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    Four days off gives way to a rugged road back-to-back at Utah and Portland beginning tonight. "Resting four or five days and then having to play Utah and Portland back-to-back on the road is not the ideal thing ... Every team in the league goes through stretches like this. We've just got to face it, toughen up and try to win." Tim Duncan tried to look at the silver lining. Full Article at Sports Blogs
    Resting four or five days and then having to play Utah and Portland back-to-back on the road is not the ideal thing ... Every team in the league goes through stretches like this. We've just got to face it, toughen up and try to win.
    Manu Ginobili – Manu Ginobili SOURCE: Sports Blogs 1 month ago
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SpursReport :: Spurs come out of break bittersweet
  1. We've got a lot of new guys and a very deep system ... We've got a lot of stuff to put in, a lot of stuff we need to work on.
    Tim Duncan – Tim Duncan SOURCE: Sports Blogs 1 month ago
  2. He's taking pride in it ... He's trying to improve his game in that area and get it back to where it used to be when he was a heck of a defender.
    Gregg Popovich – Gregg Popovich SOURCE: Sports Blogs 1 month ago
  3. Every year, there are a couple times in the schedule where everybody gets those breaks ... The time you don't want those breaks is now. It's too darn early in the season.
    Gregg Popovich – Gregg Popovich SOURCE: Sports Blogs 1 month ago

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