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Team-by-team look at the West playoffs
Marc Stein, ESPN.comWhat to like and what not to like about the eight teams still standing in the West.
Story | Conversation | April 16, 2009Power Rankings: Blazers break into top 5
Marc Stein, ESPN.comIn Marc Stein's Week 5 Power Rankings, the Blazers break into the top 5.
Story | Conversation | December 01, 2008Warriors want Williams, Miles wants in, Smith wants out
Marc Stein, ESPN.comMarc Stein has the latest on Golden State's plan, Darius Miles' comeback and Josh Smith's limbo.
Story | Conversation | July 19, 2008Down 2-0, weary Spurs hang repeat hopes on comforts of home
Marc Stein, ESPN.comThe Spurs' 30-point loss to L.A. in Game 2 didn't do much for their psyche or Manu Ginobili's ankle, Marc Stein writes.
Story | Conversation | May 23, 2008Spurs feel the pain of losing 20-point lead, golden opportunity
Marc Stein, ESPN.comThe Spurs had a 20-point lead and a great chance to take early control of the West semifinals. Then, Kobe struck, Marc Stein writes.
Story | Conversation | May 21, 2008Power Rankings: Pistons stay in the No. 1 spot
Marc Stein, ESPN.comIn Marc Stein's Week 9 Power Rankings, the Pistons keep their No. 1 spot.
Story | Conversation | December 31, 2007Weekend Dime: Grudge Games
Marc Stein, ESPN.comIssac Baldizon/Getty Images We didn't see much of Stan Van Gundy for well over a year after he watched Pat Riley take the Heat's reins in December 20...
Page | ConversationSpurs mix a dash of flash into winning recipe
Marc Stein, ESPN.comYes, that was a Spurs' attempt at being flashy in their Game 1 win over the Cavs. Above all, Marc Stein sees D as the team's main course.
Story | Conversation | June 07, 2007Send in the rodeo clowns
Marc Stein, ESPN.comLOS ANGELES -- The sadists from San Antonio love this stuff. They live for it, actually. They eagerly await the annual nuisance of being kicked out o...
Page | ConversationTeams will likely play two exhibition games in Europe
Marc Stein, ESPN.comIn its next step toward future overseas expansion, the NBA will announce Tuesday that it is sending four teams to Europe in October 2006 to stage their training camps and play exhibition games against top teams from the Euroleague, ESPN.com has learned.
Story | Conversation | June 13, 2005Spurs will gut it out with less-than-healthy bunch
Marc Stein, ESPN.comThe latest challenge for the Spurs A.A. (after Admiral) is making a title run with an ailing Tim Duncan.
Story | Conversation | May 21, 2005Spurs show who's sheriff
Marc Stein, ESPN.comAPBrent Barry finally reminded the Spurs why they signed him. This should not have surprised you. Absolutely none of it. Tim Duncan quickly reloca...
Page | ConversationMeeting with Mavs officials may come elsewhere
Marc Stein, ESPN.comJason Kidd apparently won't decide until after his stay in the Alamo City whether or not to meet with Mavericks officials in Texas.
Story | Conversation | July 07, 2003Vandeweghe, Cuban flying after Mourning
Marc Stein, ESPN.comThe NBA's open market opened for business at 12:01 a.m. ET on Tuesday with phones ringing all over the country.
Story | Conversation | July 02, 2003Kidd expected to spend four days with Spurs, Mavs
Marc Stein, ESPN.comJason Kidd's free agency tour is expected to take him to Texas to meet with the Spurs and Mavericks.
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