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Michael C. Wright

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NBA writer @ESPN. Husband/father, proud Texan. KAΨ. Covered Spurs, Bears, WFT & Jags. NBA.com alum. Inquiries: tglass@csetalentrep.com
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San Antonio Spurs' NBA Finals path has built them for this moment

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By Michael C. Wright 
| ESPN
A SWELTERING MUGGINESS masked the air-conditioned chill Thursday afternoon inside Frost Bank Center, where the San Antonio Spurs were reeling from an opportunity lost less than 24 hours prior: letting a late fourth-quarter lead slip away in Game 1 of the franchise's first NBA Finals appearance since 2014.
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Wembanyama confident Spurs will bounce back from Game 1 loss Original

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By Michael C. Wright 
| ESPN
SAN ANTONIO -- Victor Wembanyama accepted responsibility for his role in San Antonio's first Game 1 loss in the NBA Finals in franchise history but said he isn't "worried in the slightest" about how the Spurs will fare as the series unfolds.
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Gregg Popovich a welcome resource for Finals-bound Spurs

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By Michael C. Wright 
| ESPN
SAN ANTONIO -- The Spurs are preparing for their first berth in the NBA Finals without legendary coach Gregg Popovich, but that doesn't mean the team isn't continuing to lean on the Hall of Famer as a championship resource. Superstar Victor Wembanyama made it a point to seek out Popovich when the team landed back in San Antonio on Saturday after its emotional Game 7 win over Oklahoma CityThunder that sent the Spurs back to the NBA Finals for the first time since 2014.
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