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San Antonio Spurs are a professional basketball team competing in the National Basketball Association (NBA) as a member of the Southwest Division in the Western Conference. Based in San Antonio, they play their home games at Frost Bank Center.
Championships and Major Achievements
- Five NBA championships (1999, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2014)
- Highest winning percentage among active NBA franchises
- Record-setting 18 consecutive 50-win seasons (1999-2000 to 2016-17)
- NBA record for most consecutive playoff appearances with 22
- Best winning percentage of any franchise in major professional sports leagues over three decades
Hall of Fame Members
- Tim Duncan (1997-2016) – Two MVP Awards, five championships, three Finals MVPs
- David Robinson (1989-2003) – One MVP Award, two championships, Defensive Player of the Year
- George Gervin (1973-1986) – Four-time scoring champion, 12 All-Star selections
- Tony Parker (2001-2018) – Four championships, six All-Star selections
- Manu Ginobili (2002-2018) – Four championships, Sixth Man of the Year
Retired Numbers
- #00 Johnny Moore (1980-1988) – Five straight seasons averaging 9+ assists
- #6 Avery Johnson (1990-2001) – Championship winner in 1999
- #9 Tony Parker (2001-2018) – Four NBA titles, six All-Star appearances
- #12 Bruce Bowen (2001-2008) – Top defensive player, five top-five finishes in Defensive Player of the Year voting
- #13 James Silas (1976-1981) – Two-time ABA All-Star, second in MVP voting in 1975-76
- #20 Manu Ginobili (2002-2018) – Four NBA titles, Sixth Man of the Year
- #21 Tim Duncan (1997-2016) – Five championships, two MVPs, three Finals MVPs
- #32 Sean Elliott (1989-2001) – Two-time NBA All-Star, one championship
- #44 George Gervin (1973-1986) – Four scoring titles, 12 All-Star appearances
- #50 David Robinson (1989-2003) – One MVP Award, two championships, Defensive Player of the Year
Notable Franchise Records
- Set multiple NBA attendance records at Alamodome, including largest crowd ever for an NBA Finals game in 1999
- Only former ABA team to win multiple NBA championships
- One of four former ABA teams remaining intact after NBA merger
- Consistent playoff success with 39 appearances
- Record-setting road trip winning streak during annual “Rodeo Road Trip”