domingo, 20 de enero de 2013

NBA 2012-13: San Antonio Spurs: 32-11

Manu está lesionado, Popovich le dió descanso a Tim Duncan, Stephen Jackson no tuvo un buen partido, los Spurs jugaban un partido de visitante en Atlanta a menos de 24 horas de haber jugado de locales ante Golden State.

Y San Antonio volvió a ganar.  Y ya lleva 4 al hilo y un 3-0 sin Manu.  Tony Parker metió 23 puntos y puso 12 asistencias.  Apareció Matt Bonner con 17 puntos y 3/3 triples, mientras que Tiago y Kawhi aportaron 14 puntos cada uno.




San Antonio no tuvo a Ginóbili ni a Duncan, pero Parker jugó otro partidazo y le ganó solito a Atlanta como visitante. Los Rockets perdieron el séptimo consecutivo pese a los 15 de Delfino.


Manu Ginóbili lleva tres partidos afuera por el desgarro en el isquiotibial izquierdo. Y el técnico Gregg Popovich además vio cansado a Tim Duncan... ¿Problemas para los Spurs? Ninguno mientras por lo menos juegue Tony Parker. Con el francés como estrella solitaria, mientras el bahiense se recupera de la lesión y el pivote cuida su cuerpo para los playoffs, ganaron 98-93 en la visita a Atlanta para seguir prendidos en el Oeste (terceros con 32-11). Fue un festival del base, que metió 23 puntos y sumó 12 asistencias, quebrando la resistencia de los Hawks (22-18).

Parker hizo diez puntos en el último cuarto para inclinar la balanza a favor de San Antonio. Tony tuvo tres grandes apoyos en ataque: Matt Bonner aportó 17 desde el banco (3-3 triples), el brasileño Tiago Splitter terminó con 14 y otros 14 aportó Kahwi Leonard. Del lado local se destacaron Josh Smith (21), Kyle Korver (19) y Jeff Teague (16). Pero no pudieron ante otra demostración del crack francés. El equipo de Pop visita el lunes a los Sixers seguramente con el regreso de Duncan.

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ATLANTA (AP) -- Tony Parker had 23 points and 12 assists, and the San Antonio Spurs held off the short-handed Atlanta Hawks 98-93 on Saturday night for their fourth straight victory.

Matt Bonner added 17 points, and Kawhi Leonard and Tiago Splitter each had 14 for the Spurs.

The Hawks announced about 90 minutes before the game that guard Lou Williams faces season-ending surgery for a torn ACL in his right knee. Williams was hurt Friday at Brooklyn and the tear was found when Williams was examined on Saturday by Dr. Michael Bernot in Atlanta.

Then the Hawks lost guard Devin Harris to a sprained left ankle in the third quarter.

Josh Smith led the Hawks with 21 points. Kyle Korver, who started at shooting guard, had 19 points.

Spurs forward Tim Duncan was not in uniform as he was given the night off by coach Gregg Popovich.

The Spurs led by 12 in the first half but Atlanta kept the game close in the final two periods. A basket by Hawks rookie John Jenkins tied the game at 72-all early in the final period, but Bonner's basket gave San Antonio the lead for good.

Jenkins made two free throws with 22 seconds remaining to cut the Spurs' lead to 94-91, but San Antonio beat the Hawks' full-court press for an easy basket by Splitter.

Hawks coach Larry Drew called Williams' injury ''devastating.'' Williams was third on the team with his average of 14.1 points.

Even though Williams usually came off the bench, his injury affected Drew's starting lineup. Korver started instead of Harris because Drew said he wasn't comfortable having both his healthy point guards - Harris and Teague - in the lineup.

Harris was helped off the court and immediately taken to the locker room early in the third period after he turned his left ankle. The Hawks listed Harris as questionable to return, but he didn't make it back to the bench after having the ankle taped.

Al Horford had nine points and 15 rebounds for Atlanta after missing Friday's loss with a sore left hamstring.

Bonner made all of his three 3-point attempts in the first half as the Spurs led 52-42 at the break. Korver had three 3-pointers in the half for Atlanta.

The Hawks had a strong start to the second half and took a 61-60 lead after Smith drove past Boris Diaw on the baseline. Diaw answered with a basket to start an 8-0 run for the Spurs, who led 72-70 entering the final period.

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http://sports.yahoo.com/news/tony-parker-spurs-hold-off-022834537--nba.html
http://thepiratebay.se/search/spurs+nba/0/3/208 
http://www.nba.com/spurs/fanzone/2012-2013-wallpapers-archive
http://www.ole.com.ar/basquet/spurs-ginobili_0_850715134.html

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