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San Antonio Spurs vs Oklahoma City Thunder Playoffs Round 3 Home Game 1 5-27-2012 Sunday 7:30 PM AT&T Center San Antonio, TX $100 and up Parking available
San Antonio Spurs vs Oklahoma City Thunder Playoffs Round 3 Home Game 2 5-29-2012 Tuesday 8:00 PM AT&T Center San Antonio, TX $90 and up Parking available
San Antonio Spurs vs Oklahoma City Thunder Playoffs Round 3 Home Game 3 (If Necessary) 6-4-2012 Monday 8:00 PM AT&T Center San Antonio, TX
San Antonio Spurs vs Oklahoma City Thunder Playoffs Round 3 Home Game 4 (If Necessary) 6-8-2012 Friday 8:00 PM AT&T Center San Antonio, TX
San Antonio Spurs Playoffs Round 4 Home Game 1 (Date May Change - If Necessary) 6-12-2012 Tuesday TBA AT&T Center San Antonio, TX $230 and up
San Antonio Spurs Playoffs Round 4 Home Game 2 (Date May Change - If Necessary) 6-14-2012 Thursday TBA AT&T Center San Antonio, TX $230 and up
San Antonio Spurs Playoffs Round 4 Home Game 3 (Date May Change - If Necessary) 6-21-2012 Thursday TBA AT&T Center San Antonio, TX
San Antonio Spurs Playoffs Round 4 Home Game 4 (Date May Change - If Necessary) 6-23-2012 Saturday TBA AT&T Center San Antonio, TX
San Antonio Spurs Season Tickets 8-1-2012 Wednesday TBA AT&T Center San Antonio, TX
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San Antonio Spurs information, The Spurs originated in the ABA as the Dallas Chaparrals in 1967. In 1973 they became the San Antonio Spurs and two years later joined the NBA. To this day they are the only ABA team to have won the NBA Championship, doing so four times. Their last Championship run recently took place in 2007.

In 2009 the Spurs played half of their season without Manu Ginobili who continually struggled with a right ankle injury. The team looked to Tim Duncan and Tony Parker to carry most of the load for the upcoming post-season play, but it just wasn't enough. They finished with a 54-28 record, but lost in the first round to the Dallas Mavericks in five games.

Following a 50 win season in 2010 the Spurs advanced to the Conference Semifinals and were swept by the Phoenix Suns. This year's squad looks motivated to advance back into title contention, holding the league's best record heading into the All-Star break.

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