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An Officer: David Robinson
It
took him 10 seasons and the test of his career -- accepting a secondary role
behind Tim Duncan -- but David Robinson is finally playing for the NBA
championship. He went from top gun to second in command, but the Admiral has his
title shot.
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Miracle on 33rd Street
The New
York Knicks have spent a season overcoming enormous setbacks and seemingly
impossible odds. In the NBA Championships, the Knicks face one final obstacle:
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A Gentleman: Tim Duncan
First,
he was college basketball's golden boy, a four-year player in a three-year
system. Then he was the most promising talent in the 1997 class, voted the
Rookie of the Year for the 97-98 season. Now Tim Duncan is San Antonio's best
chance to capture a first-ever NBA title.
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Rooted in Red, White and
Blue
Until this season, no ABA team had played for the NBA
title, but now the Spurs carry the league's legacy into the Finals.
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