Parker drives Spurs to clobbering of Mavs


Tony Parker presses Spurs to blowout of Mavericks

Tony Parker and Tim Duncan gave the San Antonio Spurs with the bodily and emotional lift they needed on the 2nd evening of back-to-back games.

Parker racked up 25 factors and Duncan had 16 points and 13 rebounds, and San Antonio never again tracked, travelling past the Dallas Mavericks 112-90 Wednesday night.

Both groups performed the second night of a back-to-back, with San Antonio gaining in overtime at Memphis and the Mavericks covering the Los Angeles Lakers in Dallas.

Parker left to a hot beginning even with playing 40 mins Tuesday night, and completed 10 for 15 from the industry with 7 assists in 29 mins.

"When I got up this morning, clearly everything hurts and you feel like you're 45 years old and think of 'Man, I should not play in the summer season,'" Parker stated. "However it worked out. We played great. We had excellent power.".

The Spurs relied on Marco Belinelli with incredibly sub Manu Ginobili not able to play after stressing his left hamstring against the Grizzlies. After starting 11 successive computer games, Belinelli had 17 points, going 3 for 5 on 3-pointers as a reserve.

Kawhi Leonard added 12 factors and Patty Mills racked up 11 for San Antonio (28-8), which recaptured the Western Conference's best document ahead of Oklahoma City (27-8).

Monta Ellis had 21 points and Vince Carter included 14. Nothing else gamer racked up in dual figures as the Mavericks (20-16) shed their 7th straight to the Spurs.

Dirk Nowitzki was limited to eight points, firing 3 for 14 and making his only two free throw attempts while engaged in a bodily cope Boris Diaw.

"(Boris) did all the little points available and did an excellent work on Dirk," Duncan said. "He gave us a chance to obtain some room in the game and control Dirk without needing to double team him which was a big benefit for us.".

Duncan additionally gave a massive lift, going 5 for 8 from the area and grabbing 10 protective rebounds and shutting out two shots.

He likewise assisted lift his colleagues' spirits. From encouraging and joking with teammates during timeouts to aggravating the Spurs analysts, Duncan was in higher spirits and it mirrored in the group's energy.

The Spurs outrebounded the Mavericks 55-32.

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"The rebounding eliminated us all night long," Dallas train Rick Carlisle stated. "We were down 36-18 at halftime and that's just not good enough.".

Duncan got hold of five rebounds and Leonard had four in the initial 7 minutes of the computer game, as San Antonio capitalized on Dallas' small lineup. Duncan, Leonard and Boris Diaw had 11 factors and 12 rebounds to open the computer game.

The lack of recoiling was worsened by the Mavericks' woeful shooting. They were 6 for 24 in the first 10 mins while falling behind 23-12.

With Shawn Marion missing out on the game due to a wounded right shoulder he harmed versus the Lakers, Parker had a series of jumpers over Wayne Ellington to open the second one-half. He racked up eight of the Spurs' 10 factors as they took a 55-42 lead 3 minutes into the third quarter.

"He made a bunch of shots," Carlisle said. "He really diced up whoever was securing him. Our group didn't do a good task. The third quarter was a demolition.".

Belinelli had 5 successive factors, including his very first 3-pointer, in placing San Antonio up 76-59 with 1:20 left in the third quarter. He missed out on a free throw adhering to the 3 after being fouled by Carter.

He racked up seven successive indicate provide San Antonio a 93-68 lead with 8 mins staying.

"I was happy to sit in the 4th quarter tonight," Parker said. "Particularly after last night, playing 40 minutes; it was a very long time. So I enjoyed this time around.".

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