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I still managed to almost miss the game when my fiancA©e informed me that watching Rihanna talk about getting beat up by Chris Brown was far more interesting than the Blazers playing against the Spurs.

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Home : Features : Sports : San Antonio Sprurs' Manu Ginobili Snatches a Bat Out of Mid Air San Antonio Sprurs' Manu Ginobili Snatches a Bat Out of Mid Air 5-Nov-2009 Written by: Sara Eason Watch Ginobili catch the flying creature and other crazy animal antics in sports here! A bat interrupts Saturday night's Spurs match against the Sacramento Kings ...

If the new, more collapsible rims introduced before the start of the season are really creating more so-called "shooter's rolls," the Spurs haven't noticed.

A San Antonio-based brewery is offering free beer in an effort to bring peace between San Antonio Spurs guard Manu Ginobili and area bats.

San Antonio will be searching for its first road win of the young season Friday when they visit the Rose Garden to take on a Portland Trail Blazers team that has been uncharacteristically pedestrian on their home floor.

So...the Blazers sit at 2-3 and are in the midst of soul-searching and lineup-fiddling when--joy and wonder!--the Spurs roll into town.

It was a shot Jose Calderon needed to fall. With the Toronto Raptors having just given away a 17-point lead to the Detroit Pistons on Wednesday, the ball found its way to Calderon, the team's struggling point guard.

My favorite Gregg Popovich storya 'told repeatedly to meA byA a frienda 'unfoldedA at San Antonio-basedA Trinity University several years ago.

San Antonio Spurs guard Manu Ginobili has admittedly lost a step, but he can still find ways to help the team.

A San Antonio Spurs player is getting rabies shots after getting a little too close to a bat at Saturday's game against the Sacramento Kings.

The Orlando Magic will conclude their three-game road trip tonight, and as my colleague Brian Schmitz writes, the team has a pleasant problem on its hands.

One of San Antonio's best-known preachers was laid to rest Tuesday. An iconic pastor, Reverend E. Thurman Walker died of cancer more than a week ago .

NBA Capsules: Spurs' Ginobili has rabies shot after catching bat Cavs' West faces more weapons charges in Maryland Comments 0 Recommend 0 November 03, 2009 6:03 PM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Manu Ginobili has decided to stay away from bats in the future.

FANdemonium! Share your Spurs Spirit photos & video... Slideshow A team official applies hand sanitizer to Manu Ginobili's hands after the Spurs guard swatted a rogue bat from the air and removed it from the court during the first half.

Ian Mahinmi's career continues down a challenging path.A French language sources are reporting that the Spurs will not exercise their option on Mahinmi.A I spoke with Bouna Ndaiye, Ian Mahinmi's agent, and confirmed the French language reports.

Manu Ginobili won't be going back to the bat cave anytime soon. The San Antonio Spurs star, who swatted a bat during a game on Saturday, posted on his Facebook page on Monday that he had to get rabies shots.

Bill Duffy, the agent of Celtics guard Rajon Rondo, confirmed the Boston Celtics had agreed to a five-year, 55-million-dollar contract extension for Rondo just before the Monday deadline for giving extensions to the 2006 draft, the NBA official website reported on Monday.

Tim Cowlishaw came to the DMN in 1989. He became a columnist in 1998. He is a regular on ESPN's "Around the Horn." On the Air October 2009 Previous entries Categories dallasnews.com Sports Blogs Tim Cowlishaw In case you have caught bits and pieces of my NBA predictions for the season either on ESPN's "Around the Horn'' yesterday or on a rather ...