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My name is Clayton Crowley. This is my YouTube channel. I make videos about sports (usually about basketball). If you like videos about basketball, you may enjoy my videos about basketball.
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derekfnord
(4 minutes ago)
"In those three games, they made 157 more passes than the Heat... PER GAME." That's just mind-boggling. They were amazing...
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welennelew9866
(9 minutes ago)
Boris Diaw was the most surprising player on that squad for me
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Rhodiac
(18 minutes ago)
I watched every Spurs game that season. I'd never seen anything like it. Every game you could feel that determination. And then the playoffs were so intense. Greatest season ive ever watched
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gregwaste2594
(28 minutes ago)
I was never a spurs fan. But when we're talking about real teams in basketball, Popovich's spurs are the first and best by far TEAM that I have ever witnessed to play the game. As I grow up I respect this team more and more. Mad respect to the org the coach and the players for delivering the best basketball ever played.
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chrismarciatetisindles5876
(32 minutes ago)
Everyones said you cant outrun the ball.thry way they passed in the finals was absolutely mind boggling. Hats off to the quietest dynasty EVER.
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unacosadelocosradio
(46 minutes ago)
Thanks, Ray Allen. Without that famous shot, we may never have experienced this higher level of the game. Kind of the Netherlands' Clockwork Orange in soccer, but with success.
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ricardotome5301
(52 minutes ago)
As a MJ and Bulls fan of the 90's this was my favorite team to watch ever. Pure basketball, beauty and core values together
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k.b.7718
(1 hour ago)
So, so true. Even tho I'm not exactly a Spurs fan I recognized that right away during the finals: This is the best team basketball performance I have ever witnessed. Such a well-functioning machine that was way bigger than its single components. Hats off to Pop and everybody involved.
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aabidamn
(1 hour ago)
Tim Duncan played a huuggge part in building that sense of togetherness & maintaining the humility of the team. When your mainman is one of the best players of all time yet very humble, always work hard and have the mentality that nobody is bigger than the team, such attitude will spread amongst the other team members which then forms the culture of the club.
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wilyammy1
(2 hours ago)
It was destiny. I knew they will be champions after Tim Duncan famously mentioned “We’ll do it this time.” to David Aldridge in a post game interview at the end of the OKC series. It was the first time I heard something like that come out of him on any of his interviews before. He was not presumptous or cocky, he said it with confidence and conviction and I loved it.
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