San antonio spurs News

Memphis Grizzlies had a dreadful Western Conference Finals debut Sunday in a 105-83 blowout to the San Antonio Spurs. All Star forward Zach Randolph had a game to forget.

After Friday's win against the Timberwolves, the New York Knicks, who would have normally flown home right after the game, were stuck in Minnesota due to winter storm Nemo. The San Antonio Spurs also stayed in Detroit overnight.

San Antonio - San Antonio Spurs All-Star Tim Duncan suffered a sprained left knee and right ankle after getting tangled with a player on the opposing team, the Washington Wizards, Saturday night.

San Antonio - July 1, 2012 will bring a lot of excitement and uncertainty for the NBA, its players, coaches, and fans, but one thing everyone can rest assured about; Tim Duncan isn't going anywhere. The 4-time NBA champion and 2-time NBA MVP will remain a Spur.

San Antonio - The San Antonio Spurs beat the Oklahoma City Thunder 101-98 in Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals Sunday. The Spurs are now on a 19-0 win streak, and are undefeated in the 2012 playoffs.

The NBA Western Conference Finals is underway, with the veteran savvy Spurs vs. the young guns, the OKC Thunder. A match up pitting one of the greatest power forwards of all time against a perennial MVP candidate.

Oklahoma City - Despite an extremely strong effort by Kobe Bryant to keep his team alive, The Oklahoma City Thunder eliminated the Los Angeles Lakers from the NBA playoffs Monday with a 106-90 victory.

Los Angeles - The San Antonio Spurs ended the Los Angeles Clippers' 2012 NBA playoffs run Sunday, winning the series 4-0. The team now awaits the winner of the Lakers/Thunder series.

Los Angeles - The San Antonio Spurs went on a 24-0 run against the LA Clippers in the 3rd quarter of game 3 of the Western Conference semifinals to go up 3-0,The Associated Press reports.

The Los Angeles Clippers beat the Memphis Grizzlies in game 7 Sunday with an 82-72 victory to advance to the Western Conference semifinals for only the second time since 1984, The Associated Press reports.