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European looking for a team to follow. How does the Spurs fit in historically from an American point of view? (alien.top)

submitted 2 years ago by Garrett_1982@alien.top to c/nba@nba.space

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As a European, the NBA is fairly new to me. But it's an exciting sport to watch. So far we've watched a couple of games and I really enjoy how the SA Spurs play. I really liked how Collins is playing and find it hilarious when Wembanyama just grabs a ball out of the air in front of the basket. The 3-pointers he shoots are beautiful.
But... I don't wanna fan up completely to a team, based on 1 or 2 games I've watched, in a sport that I don't fully understand.

Can anyone educate me about where to go look for historic reference, mentality of clubs and players etc etc. And how do the Spurs fit in the regular American viewer?

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[–] StudyRoom-F@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago (1 children)

Teams with good organizations:

Boston Denver GSW Spurs Miami OKC Memphis Utah

Teams with bad/painful organizations

Portland Detroit Chicago Charlotte Atlanta Sixers (except this year they look competent)

Washington i dont count as an organization, their more of a money laundering scheme

[–] richard_golbes@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago

Teams with good organizations: Boston Denver GSW Spurs Miami OKC Memphis Utah

Ah, yes. The Lakers who have 6 titles in the last 25 years aren't a "good" organization. LOL