First, it was a new training facility. Then, watch parties for fans all-season long. After that, a new restaurant was added to give fans a chance to experience. a new take on Tuscan-Italian cuisine.In a press release announcing the latest addition, the Spurs detailed the court, which is set to be half-court and garnished with Spurs logos and Coca-Cola backboards for fans to use daily from 9 a.m to 9 p.m.
"The Rock at La Cantera is more than just a practice facility for our team," Spurs Sports and Entertainment's Chief People, Impact and Belonging Officer Dr. Kara Allen said. "It's a space for all of our San Antonio community to gather and connect." The court is part of a a four-year commitment made by the Spurs through "Spurs Give" to renovate parks and community basketball courts across San Antonio, and will give fans — specifially kids — of all backgrounds a chance to feel closer to their team and the family that comes with it.
"Aligned with our commitment of providing safe places to play through Play SA, this new court will enhance that community connection and provide space to get outside and get active," Allen said. "A place where all belong."In a game the Denver Nuggets were heavily favored to win, the San Antonio Spurs made sure to give their fans a show, knocking off the defending champions and knocking them out of sole possession of the No. 1 seed in the Western Conference.
The Spurs aren't locked into their decision as of now, so a deal could still come to fruition, but only time will tell how the team decides to use their two top-10 picks.The first game of The NBA Finals was set to be a tone-setter for both teams, and it certainly was. The Boston Celtics proved they are a capable team, while the Dallas Mavericks became painfully aware of their needed adjustments heading into Game 2.