How long did Gil Johnson play basketball for the San Antonio Spurs?
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Thanks for my two points.
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1.The Houston Rockets had the name dubbed first with Ralph Sampson a 7 footer and Hakeem "The Dream" Olajuwon the other 7 footer.\n\n2.The other Texas team the San Antonio Spurs had the better version of the twin towers Tim Duncan and "The Admiral" David Robinson, both future hall of famers. Not to take anything away from Dream cause he's a lock for sure too.\n\nDream won 2 championships w/out Sampson and Duncan and Robinson won 2 together.
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SPURS. no doubt. better players better coaching better defense. BETTER. its over in 6
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My favorite team is the Spurs and I have more than on player that I like:Robert Horry, Tim Duncan, & Ginolbli.
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Tim Duncan of course. Ever since he arrived in San Antonio they have been a consistently good team. He may not be able to explode for 81 points but he gives you 20 points and 10 rebounds every night while also distributing the basketball to his teammates.
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No doubt! San Antonio Spurs & Robert Horry!\nThe Spurs because they compete as a "team" on a good-sportsmanship level that rarely gives in to heated moments. They set the standard by which all teams should be measured.\nRobert Horry because when all the "big guns" were retiring, (taking their loot & quitting), Big Shot Rob continued to give back to the fans & is still a major contributor to the excitement of the game, becoming one of the most winningest players in history. His accomplishments may only be second to the fact that he is the most respected player, past or present, in the eyes of most NBA greats, are nows or has beens!
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The Spurs are fantastic. They're one of the best teams in any sport mainly because of their core Tim Duncan, but also because of their amazing management who managed to draft gems like tony parker and manu ginobili late in the 1st or 2nd round. Their willingness to share the ball and help out on defense is the reason they are a well balanced offensive and defensive unit. Coach pop has also been great for them because he's just a great coach and he's as strict with Duncan as he is with any other player on his roster so he shows that just because Duncan's a superstar doesn't mean he gets special treatment.
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Here you go!\n\nI found this answer from Basketball Reference. Hope this helps you.
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For baseball the team is the Cardinals.  In basketball it's for sure the defending World Champions Spurs.
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Give this link a try:\n\nhttp://www.nba.com/history/records/
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Not sure of the answer on this one... but it is an excellent trivia question.  Hope someone can find an answer...\n\nOne thing I do know, when you look at the list of most points scored in a single game, you can eliminate Wilt Chamberlain as a possible answer to your question... in 1,045 games, averaging just over 30 points per game over the course of his career (along with averaging 23 rebounds per game), Chamberlain NEVER fouled out of a game.\n\nWilt had about 120 or so 50+ pt games in his career, including 32 60+ pt games...  \n\nBut despite playing 45 minutes per game over the course of his career, he never fouled out... (Wilt actually averaged 48 and a half minutes per game during one season... he only sat out 6 minutes all year, but played many more minutes of overtime, ending up at 48.5 minutes played per game).  These days, anyone who can stay on the court for 40 minutes in ONE game is considered an iron-man!
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San Antonio. They have a great All-around team, and one of the best players in the game in Tim Duncan. Manu Ginobli is a great player (however unorthodox he may be), and Bruce Bowen will win Defensive Player of the year. Tony Parker is finally putting his game together, and is shooting approx. 55% from the floor this year. They can't be beat.
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The phoenix suns and they won the series in 5 games. Tim Duncan led the way with 24.6 points per and 10.6 rebounds per.
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karl malone dunked a tootsie roll against the spurs in 1995.  the rest is history.
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pat riley\n\nlakers\n\nplaying: Riley later signed with the Los Angeles Lakers, helping them win the 1972 NBA Finals.\n\n\ncoaching: L.A. Lakers (1982,1985, 1987-88)
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spurs are crap....kings ive never heard of
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Magic Johnson made $14.6 million for the 1994-1995 season. Patrick Ewing made $18.7 million for 95-96.