Spurs fans try not to cry challenge

@jekufo

6 жыл бұрын

Aaaand failed.

@dzjefphorellitsa6986

6 жыл бұрын

idgaf bruh ..hahaha

@ts8205

5 жыл бұрын

Dam i failed thoughs were the good ol days man fuuck 😭

@josephsantoy1107

5 жыл бұрын

Nope, still can’t..

@micahchavira2947

5 жыл бұрын

All the feels man...this spurs team was obsolete...until they traded Jonathon Simmons in 2017

The spurs didn’t get a superstar after losing to Miami they stuck together and won the next year in a beautiful way,,,

@nick0875

3 жыл бұрын

Which will always piss me off about the Warriors because I bet that team would've came back to the Finals the next year after dealing with all of the trolling and the 3-1 jokes and utterly destroy the Cavs without KD.

@tonyruiz347

3 жыл бұрын

They should've had a repeat. Miami wasn't the better team in the first series!

@tonyruiz347

3 жыл бұрын

@Anastacio Calimag Jr Miami had a super team already and you still wanted Mike Miller? If it wernt for ray Allens three pointer they would've lost. Funny how that same team almost got swept, if it wernt for Wade's flop on Ginobili the year after. Even Dallas beat them the first year.😂 lebron is a good player but cant do it on its own.

@tonyruiz347

3 жыл бұрын

@Anastacio Calimag Jr Lebron will never have 5 rings with the same team. Doesn't that tell you something?🤣

@Matthew-uh9id

3 жыл бұрын

Because they already had a good team. Draymond cried in the parking lot for Durant to come

From a Heat fan, it was frustrating to watch the 2014 finals, at one point I was like, fuck it, SA deserves it and I felt good about it.

@jspurs22

6 жыл бұрын

Frank Hernandez after game two we all knew Spurs woke

@glassjabari

6 жыл бұрын

Munkherdene Tumurbaatar the dumbest thing I've ever heard

@geediali9941

6 жыл бұрын

Jabari Glass I think he's talking about lebron and jr smith, they really wanted that finals and wouldn't give up unlike the rest of the team.

@glassjabari

6 жыл бұрын

Geedi Ali he said GS didn't want it too too. Which they did everybody showed up and out.

@geediali9941

6 жыл бұрын

Jabari Glass Ya didn't really see that part, I can't say anything to go against that.

2K better put this team in a historic roster, you have no idea how much fun it would be playing with this team!!

@isaacgrajo1292

7 жыл бұрын

too bad nobody can really emulate this level of efficiency with a controller.

@linuxblacksarena

7 жыл бұрын

make it five controllers, it would be more likely

@markmartir1923

6 жыл бұрын

Tim Paul Man the amount of ai coding it would take to emulate a team like this!!!

@korysingleton4869

6 жыл бұрын

Mark Martir not even ai coding. I trust think it would be hard to find 5 people that are willing to play 2k like the Spurs play. I'm all for it but people play 2k to have fun, not because they wanna play real basketball

@deangelo1477

6 жыл бұрын

Kobe 24 nigga your whole team would knock down shots on stephen curry level that ain't fun for 2k??

0:36 the Canadian, to the Brazilian, to the Italian, to the Argentinian, to the French, back to the Argentinian #GlobalNBA

@bugsy101073

6 жыл бұрын

coached by a serbian american

@ballthemblack

6 жыл бұрын

that was creative. Beautiful global basketball movement

@Tkokat

6 жыл бұрын

that is something beautiful to spot, actually makes you wonder how sports can be a link between people.

@jaymoore7692

6 жыл бұрын

Beautiful

One of the critical mistake Spurs made after 2014 was that it let go of Boris Diaw. He was part of the core of the Spurs's inimitable strength - passing ability.

@tyfrerhiug

7 жыл бұрын

Rakisuta01 I agree and they try to build a team under Lamarcus, to succeed Timmy. No one thought Leonard is this great. Last few years spurs made some mistakes at free agency. Signing Old players for high price. Which is unlike spurs at it may cost Kawhi one championship.

@javiervillasenor3698

6 жыл бұрын

Dheeru Varma what a huge let down. Id take diaw over lamarcus any day.

@henryvenzon4929

6 жыл бұрын

Rakisuta01 i agree to that,2015 more iso then less ball movement.thats why okc killed SAS,.

@benarnao1720

6 жыл бұрын

Agreed, they should've given Boris whatever he asked for tbh

@lucaslonchampt613

6 жыл бұрын

Finally people recognizing Diaw's talent

Manu is an artist

love it when duncan holds parker's shirt and takes him back

Living in San Antonio and watching them play my whole 23 years on this planet. I am spoiled

@itzcryptecz1261

6 жыл бұрын

Greg Garcia but weren't they hated for being boring at some point? Like I heard their offense was just give it to Timmy in the post and let him score every single possession.

@Mommysbigboi

6 жыл бұрын

Itz Cryptecz bulls dynasty gave it to jordon and let him score? 2007 and 2015 postseason cavs let lebron score all their points? So what's the difference if san antonio had a big man doing the scoring and the team played defense, yeah the game was slow and controlled but fundamental basketball as a whole is awesome to see.

@politikz4695

6 жыл бұрын

Greg Garcia difference was that guards were usually more flashy while Duncan wasn't as flashy. Spurs had a reputation in the early 2000s as one of the most hated teams in the league

@stephenmontez3545

6 жыл бұрын

Itz Cryptecz The Spurs being boring was just a myth cause we're a small market team.

@jacksonmax1725

6 жыл бұрын

Do for real I didn't realize how good I had till I looked at other teams around the league

If they were all in their primes,so Duncan,Parker,Manu,Leonard all in their primes there is no way anyone could come close to beating this team.

Bout time we start seeing more recognition for the Spurs 2014 team. It should be listed up there among the teams like the 86 Celtics, 96 Bulls, 84 Sixers and 87 Lakers

@mayoouran7711

7 жыл бұрын

Personally liked the 2015-2016 spurs team better, Aldridge was integrated beautifully and he wasn't exposed on defense cos 40 yr old Duncan was still so effective in the paint. Manu TP9 were aging but stll contributed. But the biggest factor (other than LaMarcus) was Kawhi's emergence as a superstar, dude lit the league cos he's so good both ways. 2014 team was fantastic, but 2015-2016 could've won a chip any other year (OKC series was reallly close, and GSW was having a once in a lifetime season)

@theartofcompetition5965

6 жыл бұрын

i dont know about all that . but they were in the zone as one unit like i have never seen before. That was literally the finest basketball i have ever seen and the best passing i have ever seen, and the best display of teamwork i have ever seen. It was mostly just being in the zone. and you can tell that was the reason because the next year they tapered off quite a bit. it was because the year before they lost to the heat barely and it really really really stung them. there is like a whole documentary on it i seen before.

@theartofcompetition5965

6 жыл бұрын

no way dude. 2014 spurs were fucking in the zone. sure 2015-16 team was more talented but played worse.

@theartofcompetition5965

6 жыл бұрын

that ball movement in 2014 was so fucking sick.i was watching the 2011 mavericks finals and theirs was very similar. this is how less talented teams beat more talented teams. ball movement and being in the zone focus.

@theartofcompetition5965

6 жыл бұрын

as a side note. when people talk about lebron losing to the spurs this year. i find it ridiculous. when they blame lebron for losing to this spurs team in 2014. it kind of illustrates where a lot of people get misguided when having the goat conversation. a lot of people consider wins and losses when having the goat conversation and its so ridiculous. this is a team sport. the difference between lebron, or jordan etc is so minuscule. and the 2014 spurs team shows you how much more relevant the team you play on and the competition you face is. In my opinion duncan should be in the goat conversation. if the difference between kobe , lebron, and jordan is miniscule than (duncans leadership) being able to make all the other 12 players on your team minuscule better. to keep it simple look at it like this. kobe avg 27 points per game, tim duncan 23. a difference of 4 points. but duncan makes everyone on his team score 2 extra points where kobes teamates only score 1 extra point ( if that he was a poor leader imo) then thats +12 points to kobes 27 for a total of 39 and plus 24 to duncans 23 for a total of 45

Boris Diaw was one of the smartest basketball players ever, and his passing was flawless. I don't understand why they didn't do everything in their power to resign him..

Goosebumps shit

A team with the most humble players.

As a Celtics fan, I cried when pop said “that’s family business. So lucky to witness such a great team. So honored to watch the best basketball ever. Feel bad for new fans who miss this spurs!

@burninglass

4 жыл бұрын

Finally someone whom understands.

@chriscoccagna5917

3 жыл бұрын

Three Wang, You are so right, today is 9 / 2 / 20. I don't think I'll ever see the game played this way again.

This is the best basketball team ever, i dont care what era or what superstar/legend u want, any gsw , lebron, MJ,shaq kobe team, take your pick, my money will always be on the 2014 spurs. And this video give me chills every dam time!

@sportstalkonly1442

Жыл бұрын

You might be right..I'd put them up against the 2017 warriors

This actually made me cry

@yayebalay731

6 жыл бұрын

Sam Burtman SAME BRO

@yaokomedja5246

6 жыл бұрын

Yep!

@derrickflores476

6 жыл бұрын

Same especially the Tim Duncan part

@victorpomar89335

6 жыл бұрын

Sam Burtman si wey

Damn I miss this team and the unselfish way they played basketball.

The most fundamentally sound basketball team I’ve ever watched

They way they all lean in when tony parker goes into the huddle... That sums it up right there. Incredible team chemistry.

The greatest team performance in NBA finals history. That 2014 performance will never be duplicated ever

Yeah they had Duncan, Ginobili, Parker and pop during this period, but Boris Diaw role on the team during this period i think is underrated. He could pass and make plays better than a lot point guards in the league at the time, his natural game was this pass, move, cut style.

This is a great example of how swag is for kids and class is for men.

END OF ERA 😭😭😭

Timmy You are missed ;)

@ryojiyano7616

7 жыл бұрын

jamesdragonforce definitely

@ernieestrada193

3 жыл бұрын

🐐21🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆

The Spurs' 2014 NBA Finals series performance was nothing short of perfection.

This why i love the 2014 spurs and the 2004 pistons. No true superstar just pure team basketball.

@redonsalihi5927

6 жыл бұрын

Tim duncan and leonard not a true superstar ?

@jamesbrainard1761

6 жыл бұрын

You're right about the 2004 Pistons, but this team had superstars, however it also had perfect team basketball

@javiervillasenor3698

6 жыл бұрын

Redon Salihi tim duncan yes. In 2014 leonard was not the player he is now. He was just a good defender with decent offensive skills.

@joshuajames3964

6 жыл бұрын

dallas was alot lik that 2 in 2011

@stephenmontez3545

6 жыл бұрын

Redon Salihi Timmy was too old and Kawhi was too young.

Let's face it this is the best team the NBA has ever seen. The NBA promotes superstars like Jordan and Lebron as they rake in revenue from clothing and shoes (like a lot of $$$) The spurs didn't do that for them so they are not mentioned and promoted quite as much. This team won the finals by 70 points...that's 70 point differential! ... Before that they beat Portland by 67 and Oklahoma City(with Durant, Westbrook, Ibaka and Adams by a point differential of 63. This is beyond amazing. These point differences tell the story of this team more than regular stats.

I think Tiago Splitter was very underrated part of that Spurs team. He was a good rebounder , paint presence and could pass just as well as Bogut when he was on the W's.

@pygmalioninvenus6057

6 жыл бұрын

Splitter was a huge part of the 2014 championship run I agree he's very underrated. He was a terrible rebounder, however. He was an incredible defender, great hands and great passer (way better than Bogut), was crafty around the rim, and was exceptional on the PnR.

@matheusg.4953

6 жыл бұрын

True!!! Look at the outstanding assists in that video. Very underrated, specially the passing. The defense was all-star level.

@matheusg.4953

6 жыл бұрын

He shutted LMA and Dirk out on the run to the title.

@anthonymatteus8797

5 жыл бұрын

Even in Brazil he was underrated. I said that because I'm brazilian and the fans here don't talk about him. Such a good player like Boris Diaw too.

@gatsbynopre16

5 жыл бұрын

How he slides and runs to the basket after the pick was extremely deadly

Golden State wouldn't have been able to beat the 2014 Spurs. They put on one of the greatest Finals performance in the history of the NBA.

@gabehardy-fowler8126

6 жыл бұрын

Ken Lee ?

@f2dify

6 жыл бұрын

2015 Warriors win. Equal team chemistry and equal talent.

@baileyhampton7369

6 жыл бұрын

Clay G. While the warriors did/do have great team chemistry, it doesn’t even come close to comparing with the chemistry, experience, and selflessness of the spurs. I’m biased because I’m a spurs fan but I can’t imagine the warriors beating that 2014 spurs team the way they were playing.

@jerrellcooper9159

6 жыл бұрын

Clay G. That would been a hell of a series. But that 2014 performance will never be duplicated

@beforethegate8461

5 жыл бұрын

@@jerrellcooper9159 by

no one can beat the 2014 spurs

This the best team in NBA history. There might have been better players (Jordan Kobe LeBron) but never a better team.

@aurelienfroment3578

3 жыл бұрын

@Chris Williams The thing is that in a way they did something never seen before... If we speak of iconic teams in NBA history : There was the 60s Celtics which were dominant as hell. There was the Showtime from the Lakers and their superstars leaded by Magic. The 80s Celtics were strong as hell being able to attack defend against any given team and/or superstar. There was the 94 Knicks which were (in my opinion) one of the greatest defense ever created. The Bulls during the second three peat were the same as the 80s Celtics : dominant in offense, strong in defense, well balanced between the two sides etc... The lakers of early 2000 decade were dominant, mostly thanks to Shaq inside and the young Kobe. The Heat of early 2010 were incredible through their capacity of playing high quality and clever defense and good offense through their superstars. The Warriors of 2016 (for the regular season) and 2017 were so dominant, defensively and offensively with their ability to play small ball, shoot 3s consistently etc... But the 2014 Spurs were the "first" time in history we saw a team being so selfless, able to create better chance of shoots each and every possession only by moving the ball. Whenever it was hard, the previously cited teams would get the ball to their go-to guy and go away (KAJ, Bird or Parish, MJ, Kobe or Shaq, Lebron or Wade, KD or Steph etc...). So in a way, it was the first ever team to play full team-basketball and at a high level or consistency and IQ. So I understand why some people say they are the best "team" since all great teams from history are addition of great players without real heart (i'm not saying Duncan, Ginobili, Parker or Kawhi are not great players ^^). PS : Celtics 88 are not the best Celtics team in my eyes, I prefer the 86 one :)

@nounalmonds408

3 жыл бұрын

2002 Kings come to mind

Never get tired of watching this video

Man... I as a Mavs Fan want that Spurs team back. It really was one of the most beautiful basketball of the last decades. Loved it

@spursnation4737

Жыл бұрын

Never forget how close the Mavs were to beating us that year in 7 games. Vince carter buzzer beater still haunts me. No one talks about how mavs were the only threat to (SA) in 2014. Monta Ellis played us so so well

I've been a Lakers fan when they got Shaq (1996-2004) and now a Warriors fan since 2010... Always, San Antonio Spurs were the main problem to face for my team ;) Have nothing but respect for these guys, thanks to them, NBA is worth watching.

"that was like watching the Harlem Globe Trotters right there...." That basically summed up that entire season, and especially the playoffs.... It was magical to watch.

These spurs were too good for any team for My era. To me they are the best team ever.

For me.. he is the best coach in NBA

@justinknust2395

5 жыл бұрын

I think it's just about unanimous at this point that Pop is by far the best coach. He gets along great with his players and makes just about any player in the league buy into his system. One of the greatest coaches of all time.

"We got one more to win.. we'll do it this time." When Duncan said that I knew there was no way san Antonio was gonna let that series slip away

Watching the Spurs throughout the 13-14 season is one of the most enjoyable basketball I've seen in all the years I've been watching the NBA. The basketball was beautiful, and the storyline was straight out of Hollywood. A season and team for the ages.

Greatest team ever, changed the way basketball is played forever in just one year

Magic's introduction is beautiful. You just can't hate on him.

Honestly i still remeber Duncan at the end of game 6 wcf telling the word "we still have 4 to go we ll do it this time" was a shock for me at that time but it wasnt trashtalk it was a affirmation like it was something a Master tell the kids he was going to do something like sit and watch.... Timothy Theodore Duncan never trashtalk in the playoffs

@gatsbynopre16

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah that was uncharacteristic of Timmy, and when he said "I'm glad it's them again". But boy it sure was a joy to watch them spurs dismantle that heat team and sent LeBron back home to Cleveland

The fact that this team existed was just great.

A THING OF BEAUTY , IS A JOY FOREVER,...BEAUTIFUL

One of the best teams with the best players

I love the celebration - Although some say most NBA teams over celebrate, they shouldn't say that. Do you know how many games they have to win, how many hours of work and running and absolutely pushing yourself over the limit they do?

@asare240

5 жыл бұрын

Are you mad at Kawhi?

@srj34

5 жыл бұрын

I agree...if I coached, one of my first principles would be to tell my guys to savor every win. If you enjoy the process of winning, you'll want to do it repeatedly. It will give you the drive to play through pain, to endure a 10-day road trip, to keep playing when down by 15.

@Maal7432

5 жыл бұрын

Facts

@espacolunatico6975

3 жыл бұрын

True

I've never hear anyone say this, but Jordan would've struggled against this Spurs

@KniGht1st1

7 жыл бұрын

Frank Hernandez put Kawhi on MJ, force him to shoot fade away and mid range. Manu might be undersized for Pippen, but Tony Parker and TD would be unstoppable for Bulls.

@yuri.enjoyer

6 жыл бұрын

KniGht1st dennis rodman?

@leftbenchplayaa

6 жыл бұрын

Yea he probably would struggle but I think the bulls team would still come out on top.

@OP_-pk9hm

6 жыл бұрын

Anyone against the Spurs would be difficult. They were on route of beating the Super Team Warriors without Tim Duncan in Game 1 but they're getting old and hurt unfortunately

@colekuczek9812

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah, they're so underrated because they don't have two star players. I don't know if kawhi could lock down Jordan... maybe. We'll never know. That one matchup would decide the game, so it'd be hard to know for sure. Manu couldn't take pippen, unfortunately. Rodman on Duncan would result in rodman getting his ass eaten. Rodman is a great defender, but Duncan's post play is brutal. We'll never know for sure, and even tho I've been a bulls fan for life, the spurs are incredible.

manuel geeno beelee loool

@gatsbynopre16

5 жыл бұрын

That's how i would probably say it the first time too.. lol

This is what the Spurs need to go back to, this is what has made them championship contenders and the most successful organization of any sport for the last 20 years straight. I hope seeing how dismantled they became when Kawhi went down in game one of the WCF against the Warriors was a wake up call on how they went from the system to a one man team. I have watched the Spurs for decades and have never seen it where if one man goes down then so does the whole team, not even with the big 3 at their prime. I really hope they go back to this kind of basketball, no more just relying in one man to carry them. That's not the Spurs I know, even with the greatest power forward to play the game in Tim Duncan.

@andreingramakadjscrewrip7372

6 жыл бұрын

Rene May Even though I'm not a Spurs fan,I agree. This season looked like the Spurs completely depended on Kawhi,especially in the playoffs. It'll be interesting at the very least to see how they changed.

If you are going to hold a basketball camp or clinic, and wanna teach kids about ball movement, you show them this

3:13... tell my you didn't start getting chills at 3:18 with the piano and the passing of the Spurs. I looked at my arms and understood that I was seeing a replay of what was the most important part of my life in '14...actually seeing my beloved Spurs do something not many teams had done... (poetry in motion)

2014 Spurs are the best team of all time

Everyone sees the passes but I am truly amazed how well every spurs move off the ball. They are always adjusting their positions for those nice passes to happen.

One of, if not the, greatest team in the history of basketball.

@thextremehardy4thextremeha46

5 ай бұрын

No the 1960's Celtics still THE best an and of course the 1996-to 1998 Bulls!

the spurs stay going to the playoffs

@jetmet3638

6 жыл бұрын

brad danniel No shit probably will for the next 10 years

@BL4CKD3AD

6 жыл бұрын

brad danniel probabl will until Popovich retires

I’m glad I appreciated this era of the spurs, it was honestly something so unique something that will be missed

I WISH Kawhi was STILL family.

@themohas3243

3 жыл бұрын

​@Frank nah Pop isn't creating a championship team anytime soon, Kawhi saw that and wanted out

@LudwigVanSkorm

3 жыл бұрын

@@themohas3243 lol fuck off.

@lionstigersbearsohmyanimal6741

3 жыл бұрын

@@themohas3243 will see

@chubberdunkus6153

3 жыл бұрын

@@themohas3243 so Kawhi saw Doc Rivers was creating a championship team then? Funny how that worked out

@UncleTwan

3 жыл бұрын

@@chubberdunkus6153 I don't think he really cares about the ship as much anymore. Maybe he just wants to stay in LA and just vibe with what he's got.

I’m all the way in CHN, but it doesn’t stop my love for Spurs, Spurs fan forever.

This season will be known as the time kawhi smiled

@jacksonmax1725

6 жыл бұрын

Nice lol

Best team of all time...

Man. The late spurs along with the heat produced my favorite era of basketball. I'm Only 23 but something tells me ill never see better ball, or better competition in the NBA again. Certainly not any time soon with the warriors.

Thee Greatest team of all time bar none. The stats bear that out. This was EPIC this was LEGENDARY.

Not a spurs fan, but passing through. IMO teams don't emulate this because it would hurt production for some players on the stat sheet leading to smaller future contracts. EVERY player has to buy in for this to work. I firmly believe the Spurs pulled this off because 2013 loss in the finals broke them. Every player on that roster was willing to sacrifice anything and everything to win it all.

I truly think this is basketball nirvana. Rewatching the 2014 finals is watching how basketball has been taken to its peak. I have never seen a team so thoroughly undressed like the Heat. I really truly think they achieved basketball perfection and took James Nasmith's beautiful game to it's finest. This team has no true star yet flows in a mesmerizing rhythm comparable to Guardiola's Barcelona. Art at it's finest.

I know it's a small thing, but something you love in a team mate is what Duncan did at 1:56. That's the exact person I would want on my team, not an intstigator, but someone who cares about you enough to pull you out straight away.

@mryagami8448

6 жыл бұрын

XPENDABLES_124 that's a real friend right there

@ic5662

5 жыл бұрын

Silent leadership

@chriscoccagna5917

5 жыл бұрын

Not a small thing at all. I saw it when it happened. We have very few leaders like that in sports left today.

Some of the best ball ever played.

Wow.. you know you had a great run when your story is narrated by Magic... Almost cried.... Again

unselfish superstars + a good front office = championship after championship

5:31 That's beautiful, A Parker - Manu - Duncan play ... holy god.

Magic killed that intro doe

The 2014 Spurs always reminded me of the famous Truman quote: “It’s amazing what you can accomplish when you don’t care who gets the credit.”

This makes me so emotional. Even though I am not a Spurs fan I think its just so amazing how great this team was. It is just so sad how most of this 2014 Spurs team's players have left or retired. I can safely say this was one of the best NBA teams of all time

Bye Kawhi, Bye Tony, Bye Danny, thank you for the memories. Thank you for the 2014 championship. Thank you for being the Spurs that you were.

Diaw... Thanks to that man.... His passing was amazing that year.

As a warriors fan I used to love watching the spurs play. So beautiful

i would pay anything for this spurs to play GSW in a round with healthy roster...

@MiguelGinobili

5 жыл бұрын

Michael YU we woulda beat them in 5 in 2015.

@orgr3189

5 жыл бұрын

I mean they beat lebron Miami's at it's best on 5! And they only lost to them into a 7 game! That tells you how amazing these spurs were . I have them over the warriors on 6

@felix3033

4 жыл бұрын

xNBAChamp facts what pisses me off is the Clippers took out the Spurs that year and chokes to Houston . Should of been SAS vs GSW

@therock-cs7sp

4 жыл бұрын

@@felix3033 by cp3 lucky shot.

@dbasarich

3 жыл бұрын

This Spurs team has the record at winning the finals by 70 points...the Warriors best team won at their best by 60 points(2nd best). so yes....the 2014 Spurs would most likely have beaten the 2017 Warriors with Durant by a few points per game maybe around 6 pts. And both times both teams happened to play against a team with Lebron on it. Lebron said twice that 2014 Spurs were the best team he ever played against and the second time he said that was after the 2017 finals.

Can’t lie not even a Spurs fan but this video got me a bit choked up

Man Splitter was so important to this team...forgot about that sometimes

Love it when Parker is talking to pop then sits down and everyone listens to him

All I can do is reminisce of the great times of watching my Spurs play... never will it be the same again. I'm glad to have lived and see the Spurs play with Tim, Manu, and Tony. GO SPURS GO!!!

The 2014 Spurs were the perfect team. The big three shouldering the load and kawhi as some kind of x-factor. Plus some of the leagues best bench and role players (like danny green).

This is my favorite video on youtube

Holy crap, this is actually really soothing to watch

manu my idol...i dont know if i will continue watching nba if you retire...hope one championship add for last seasson

@jendoi

7 жыл бұрын

theres kawhi to love... manu has been my favorite player after bulls rodman... kawhi easily succeeds manu..

@LeNguyen-lf2tg

6 жыл бұрын

crisanto juan.Your wish has been granted.

@KiyanPocket

6 жыл бұрын

Cain Shin It's because Kawhi was shaped into the ultimate Spur. A two-way forward capable of lockdown D and unstoppable scoring. He is an excellent team player and all around reliability makes him a perfect player to surround with decent roleplayers.

@lionelsenga3752

5 жыл бұрын

if only we knew back then

@Phexso

5 жыл бұрын

Bro ...

Hands down the most best team basketball I've ever seen in my life.

If you saw this team play you'd know they were a top 5 team all time. Unparalleled team basketball.

This team set the standard for how the current era of baseball should be played, every time a new world champion team is declared the rest of the league changes subtly to mirror the success of the league champs. This team is the reason why ball movement and player movement is so emphasized in the league today, sure it was around for a while prior to this but these guys perfected it.

This made me cry, especially watching after Tim has retired. He was and always will be my favorite player 😪🐐

@gatsbynopre16

5 жыл бұрын

Had the spurs won it in 13, Timmy would be my FMVP, he was mythical in that series

I know no one will see this, but I watched the NBA finals for the first time in 2014, and this team made me fall in love with basketball. Thank you Spurs.

Quietly the greatest sports dynasty of all time. Show me another team that's won this much for this long.

This ‘14 team is what made me a spurs fan. These guys had a true passion for the game.

I grew up hating the Spurs, I thought they were a boring team in the era of Kobe & Shaq's Lakers. But as I've matured and grown to appreciate the strategy of the game, I find myself rooting for the Spurs in the West. Kawhi Leonard is such an understated hero of the game, and Pops has done more with less star power than any coach I've ever seen. Long live the extra pass.

San Antonio not just a great team, but a legend.

Well I think one of the most important things for that style of play is the fact that they drafted a big 3 of unbelievable passers

As a 31 year old and from San Antonio this is what I teach to my kids .

Thiago Splitter is really underrated, he was a big part of that masterpiece

I watched this and cried ! And then I see Kawhi smiling in a Spurs jersey and I cried again

Incredible rise back to the top and to not only win it all….but dominate them….makes believe they deserved it in 2013

I miss Timmy D so much