How the San Antonio Spurs are staying afloat in the Western Conference

Despite last night’s 102-91 loss to the Houston Rockets, the San Antonio Spurs find themselves sitting comfortably as the third seed in the highly competitive western conference. How is this possible? The odds are stacked heavily against them. Kawhi Leonard is sidelined with a quad injury and doesn’t have a timetable on his return. The team is in transition at the point guard position as … Continue reading How the San Antonio Spurs are staying afloat in the Western Conference

Michael CurtisFebruary 2, 2018September 6, 2018Leave a comment

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Curtis Critique’s Christmas Choices

The NBA’s annual holiday quintuplet of games has finally arrived and I couldn’t be more happier. For some, Christmas is a time for giving. Well the NBA has given us a full slate of games to enjoy for most of our holiday. The fun will tip-off at Madison Square Garden with Celtics/Knicks at 12:00 PM ET, followed by the official start of the regular season in Cleveland … Continue reading Curtis Critique’s Christmas Choices

Michael CurtisDecember 25, 2016January 26, 2022Leave a comment

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Gregg Popovich Looking Forward To Continued Role With Team USA

How long will Gregg Popovich coach? Well he’s committed to Team USA until 2020. Whenever you hear the name Gregg Popovich, you automatically think of consistency, winning and greatness. Those qualities embody everything that Team USA stands for and the San Antonio Spurs’ head coach will continue to be involved with the national team for the foreseeable future. He has fully committed to Team USA … Continue reading Gregg Popovich Looking Forward To Continued Role With Team USA

Michael CurtisJuly 22, 2016November 1, 2016Leave a comment