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Even the Good Teams Are Guilty of Cap Foibles
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Submitted by robert, Jul 18, 2007 22:52

How can you say it was a bad trade for the spurs. They have shown a commitment to winning over the last ten years better than any team in the league. However they have done it the right way, drafting, developing and hard work unlike alot of teams the spurs are one of the most intelligent teams in the N.B.A. which is why they aren't regarded as well as they should be. Most people want to see showboats and high profile pains in the _ _ _. However the spurs don't have any players like that which is why we will be contenders for years to come. If you are going o be selfish and arrogant you WILL NOT play for San Antonio and I applaud them for that it is a team sport not me me me


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