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On May 5, 2017, San Antonio Spurs point guard Tony Parker had successful surgery on his ruptured left quadriceps tendon during the Spurs’ second round series with the Houston Rockets. Though the Spurs never put a timeline on Parker’s return, according to Parker via Eurohoops.net , he’s aiming for a January 2018 return to the court. “I will play my best basketball when I return in January”, Parker told L’Equipe .

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The Spurs have a real problem- down 0-2 to the Warriors. So we went the other way on this episode and interviewed Matt Hill of ‘Spurs Special Forces’ fame. Enjoy

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Spurscast Ep. 449: Spurs Special Forces

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In a thrilling back-and-forth series against an in-state rival they hadn’t faced in over two decades, the San Antonio Spurs blew out the Rockets in Houston, 114-75. A few hours before game 6, the Spurs announced that their go-to player, Kawhi Leonard, would be out with an ankle injury. Many assumed that Leonard’s absence would spell ruin for the Spurs who shocked the league with the outstanding win

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Aldridge, Spurs Blowout Rockets En Route to the Western Conference Finals

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Highlights: Manu Ginobili went to the rim and threw down a dunk in the second quarter that got his San Antonio Spurs teammates and the AT&T Center jumping out of their seats. That is how you knew it was going to be a special night for the 39-year-old. Ginobili scored 12 points and had the game-saving block on James Harden in the final seconds to lift the Spurs to a 110-107 win over the Houston Rockets in Game 5 of their Western Conference Semifinals series on Tuesday night

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Spurs hold off Rockets in OT to take series lead

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You may have seen one of those maps of the United States over the last month or so making the rounds with sports logos illustrating each state’s most loved or hated team in the NFL or college football. There is also one for baseball that is starting to make the rounds , showing which MLB team each state loves.

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Pennsylvania loves Pirates more than Phillies, says Reddit map maker

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Ryan Howard went from hero to goat, back to hero last night. A second-inning home run gave the Philadelphia Phillies a 1-0 lead over the visiting Houston Astros, but that was the only run the team would score until the 15th inning of the latest in a series of marathon games played by the Phillies this season. Howard, who had grounded into a pair of 4-6-3 double plays earlier in the game, found a way to dribble one through the crack in the shift, allowing Grady Sizemore to come around third base and score the winning run of a 2-1 decision

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A feel good night for Ryan Howard

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It was not a great day for Ruben Amaro on Thursday. Perhaps the most important day of the season for a general manager flew by without any movement from the Phillies front office, Amaro opting to stand pat more so because he felt the other general managers were not playing the same game as he.

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Ruben Amaro and the terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day

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“I think one of the most over-coveted elements of baseball are prospects. I don’t know how many prospects that have been dealt over the last several years have really come to bite people in the [rear end].” – Ruben Amaro, July 31, 2014 [ via MLB.com ]

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This Ruben Amaro comment on prospects says it all

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The trade deadline is creeping up with time quickly running out. The Phillies, it seems, are running out of options that will show any signs of a brighter future. This is not good for a team that by all accounts should be in a perfect situation to be a seller

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Phillies should run a yard sale, but yard sales sell junk

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#Lol RT @ZackTN : @emptyseatspics Marlins Park on MLB 14 The Show is ultra-realistic! #PS4share pic.twitter.com/kuKsi3erG7 — Empty Seats Galore (@EmptySeatsPics) July 26, 2014

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The realism of MLB 14 The Show is something else

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