0 comments by Staff Reports on 7/21/2016
Project Spurs has been online for nearly 12 years now, covering a little over half of Tim Duncan’s career. In that time, we’ve obviously covered #21 quite a bit. Here is a collection of some of our favorites among the Duncan archives over the years. [View the story “A Look Back at Tim Duncan career […]
0 comments by Staff Report on 7/20/2016
On Monday, San Antonio Mayor Ivy Taylor declared tomorrow, July 21, as “Tim Duncan Day.” We’ll share some of our favorite coverage on Duncan tomorrow, but to kick things off before that, we asked some of our staff to reflect on Duncan’s career and to share some of their favorite stories or moments. Tim Duncan has […]
0 comments by Michael A. De Leon on 7/11/2016
It’s officially the end of an era in San Antonio and the day Spurs fans have been dreading for years. Tim Duncan has called it a career, but what a career it was. After 19 seasons in the NBA and five NBA Championships, Duncan announced his retirement with very little pomp or circumstance, as a press […]
0 comments by Michael A. De Leon on 4/18/2016
The NBA has announced that San Antonio Spurs forward Kawhi Leonard has been named the 2015-16 NBA Defensive Player of the Year. He received the most first place votes, 88, and 547 total points to make him the repeat winner, edging out the likes of Golden State’s Draymond Green and Miami’s Hassan Whiteside. Leonard is […]
0 comments by Michael A. De Leon on 4/16/2016
With Game 1 of the playoff series between the San Antonio Spurs and Memphis Grizzlies kicking off tomorrow in San Antonio, I polled our staff and a few media members to get their predictions. As for my prediction, while a first round series with the Memphis Grizzlies brings up bad memories for Spurs fans, the […]
0 comments by Michael A. De Leon on 1/15/2016
The third returns for All-Star voting were released recently, and in some cases, many of the starting spots seem to be a lock. But if you take a look at the third frontcourt spot on the Western and Eastern Conference, it could be a battle to the finish. In the East, just over 7,000 votes […]
0 comments by Michael A. De Leon on 1/7/2016
The 19 teams that make up the D-League are in Santa Cruz for the annual D-League showcase. Seats in the Kaiser Permanente Arena will likely be full of scouts and other NBA front office execs, especially since Tuesday signaled the start of the 10-day contract signing period. January 10 also marks the day when all […]
0 comments by Michael A. De Leon on 1/4/2016
The NBA announced today that San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich has been named the Western Conference Coach of the Month for December. Popovich guided the Spurs to a league-best 14-2 record in the month of December, including eight wins by at least 20 points, marking the best December in franchise history. San Antonio […]
0 comments by Michael A. De Leon on 12/15/2015
By now, we’ve all heard about Sacramento Kings guard Rajon Rondo’s gay slur directed at referee Bill Kennedy. Kennedy recently told Yahoo Sports that he is proud to be an NBA official and is proud to be a gay man. Rondo received two technicals and was ejected from the game on December 3 before being suspended […]
0 comments by Michael A. De Leon
We are less than one month from the annual D-League Showcase, and the cream of the D-League is beginning to rise to the top. In the East, the Westchester Knicks sit atop the conference with a 9-3 record. In the West, it’s the Austin Spurs and the Santa Cruz Warriors much like their NBA counterparts […]
0 comments by Thomas Petrini on 12/9/2015
As Golden State soars, the Spurs are proving that there’s more than one way to dominate in today’s NBA. It’s easy to take this San Antonio team for granted in the first quarter of what amounts to their preseason. All eyes are on the Golden State Warriors as they should be, and the Spurs just […]
0 comments by Jonathan Mathis on 12/5/2015
Was Kevin McHale the problem? Was the poor start to Houston’s season his fault? Or, this being a team that comprise of different personalities, might Dwight Howard’s ego colliding with teammates James Harden and Ty Lawson have something to do with McHale’s sudden departure? It seems McHale’s relationship with the Rockets had fluctuated, but it’s […]
