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Tony Parker scored 24 points and Richard Jefferson added 21 points, leading the San Antonio Spurs to a 113-94 victory over the winless Sacramento Kings on Saturday night.
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November 01, 2009
The Spurs’ Manu Ginobili showed off his quick hands — capturing a bat. “That was amazing,” teammate Tony Parker said after the San Antonio Spurs beat the Sacramento Kings 113-94 on Saturday night.
Via CBSSports
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October 31, 2009
Tony Parker scored 24 points and Richard Jefferson added 21 points, leading the San Antonio Spurs to a 113-94 victory over the winless Sacramento Kings on Saturday night.
Via CBSSports.com
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October 31, 2009
Tony Parker scored 24 points and Richard Jefferson added 21 points, leading the San Antonio Spurs to a 113-94 victory over the winless Sacramento Kings on Saturday night.
Via Basketball ] MiamiHerald.com
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October 31, 2009
Tony Parker had 24 points and seven assists to lead the San Antonio Spurs in a 113-94 blowout of the Sacramento Kings at AT&T Center.
Via Bleacher Report
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October 31, 2009
SAN ANTONIO — Tony Parker scored 24 points and Richard Jefferson added 21 points, leading the San Antonio Spurs to a 113-94 victory over the winless Sacramento Kings on Saturday night...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
Via nba.com/spurs
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November 01, 2009
The Spurs bounced back from Thursday's loss to Chicago when they rolled over the Kings 113-94 at the AT&T Center on Saturday. Richard Jefferson found his scoring stride for the first time this season, gunning for 21 points. Tony Parker shredded Sacramento's defense early, mounting 16 of his 24 points before halftime.
Via Sports Blog Net
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October 29, 2009
Some players come into the league and are instantly successful. Deep playoff runs and championships are associated with these players seemingly from the second they don a NBA uniform. Other players have to go through years and years of struggles as they try to build themselves into championship caliber players. Some players rise to the challenge, á la Michael Jordan, others become...
Via JSOnline
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October 31, 2009
Charlie Villaneuva, Richard Jefferson and Ramon Sessions combined to score 47.3% of the Bucks' points last season, and their departure left the Bucks with an obvious question: Do they have enough offensive firepower to make up for the loss of that scoring?
Via nba.com/spurs
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November 01, 2009
Postgame reaction and comments.
Via Hooped Up: Atlanta Hawks
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October 30, 2009
It’s guys like Tyrus Thomas that make me wish the NBA season was 164 games long. Richard Jefferson had no chance on this play and Tyrus Thomas had a look on his face that said “this is going to happen RJ” and it so did.
Via Sir Charles In Charge
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November 01, 2009
A moment of silence please…the Joe Alexander Era in Milwaukee is over. On August 6th here is what I wrote about John Hammond while counting down the ten worst NBA general managers:
4) John Hammond - Hiring Sourpuss Scott Skiles, drafting Joe Alexander, dumping Richard Jefferson for eighteen cents on the dollar and failing to extend a qualifying offer to Charlie...
Via Chicago Tribune
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October 29, 2009
Rose gets United Center crowd on feet in solid opening victory, despite wobbly ankle
Rick Morrissey: Two minutes into the game, Derrick Rose soared to block Richard Jefferson's fast-break layup attempt, and somewhere in the roar of the United Center crowd was a sigh of relief. The kid was OK.
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