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SACRAMENTO (100)

                          fg    ft    rb             
                   min   m-a   m-a   o-t   a  pf   tp
P Stojakovic        32  6-16   6-6   1-5   2   3   20
C Webber            44 17-26   1-2   6-9   5   4   36
V Divac             28   2-5   3-3   2-5   1   3    7
M Bibby             23   2-9   0-0   0-2   8   3    4
D Christie          32   2-6   3-4   1-4   0   4    7
B Jackson           28  7-19   0-0   1-2   4   0   19
J Jackson           22   3-7   0-0   5-8   2   3    6
K Clark             21   0-2   0-0   3-8   0   2    0
H Turkoglu          10   0-2   1-2   0-0   0   1    1
L Funderburke      DNP  - COACH'S DECISION                               
D Jones            DNP  - COACH'S DECISION                               
G Wallace          DNP  - COACH'S DECISION                               
  
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TOTALS             240 39-92 14-17 19-43  22  23  100
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Percentages: FG-.424, FT-.824. 3-Point Goals:
8-19, .421 (P Stojakovic 2-5, C Webber 1-1, V
Divac 0-1, M Bibby 0-1, D Christie 0-1, B 
Jackson 5-10). Team Rebounds: 8. Blocked 
Shots:6 (V Divac 2, K Clark 2, C Webber, B 
Jackson). Turnovers:21 (C Webber 6, V Divac 
4, B Jackson 3, D Christie 2, M Bibby 2, J 
Jackson 2, K Clark, P Stojakovic). Steals: 12
(D Christie 6, V Divac 2, B Jackson 2, C 
Webber, P Stojakovic).


SAN ANTONIO (108)

                          fg    ft    rb             
                   min   m-a   m-a   o-t   a  pf   tp
B Bowen             30   2-7   2-2   1-1   2   2    7
T Duncan            32  7-15   4-6  4-15   2   3   18
D Robinson          27   3-9   2-4  6-12   0   1    8
T Parker            40 11-18   7-8   0-1   5   1   32
S Jackson           37  4-11   6-6   0-4   2   5   14
M Rose              27   4-9   2-2   2-5   1   3   10
E Ginobili          29   3-4   0-2   2-5   5   2    6
K Willis            10   3-5   0-0   2-4   0   1    6
S Kerr               8   2-3   2-2   0-0   0   3    7
S Smith            DNP  - COACH'S DECISION                               
D Ferry            DNP  - COACH'S DECISION                               
S Claxton          DNP  - COACH'S DECISION                               
  
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TOTALS             240 39-81 25-32 17-47  17  21  108
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Percentages: FG-.481, FT-.781. 3-Point Goals:
5-14, .357 (B Bowen 1-3, T Parker 3-6, S 
Jackson 0-2, E Ginobili 0-1, S Kerr 1-2). 
Team Rebounds: 7. Blocked Shots:7 (T Duncan 
4, D Robinson, S Jackson, M Rose). 
Turnovers:18 (M Rose 5, T Parker 4, T Duncan 
3, D Robinson 2, E Ginobili 2, K Willis, S 
Jackson). Steals: 16 (S Jackson 5, D Robinson
2, K Willis 2, M Rose 2, E Ginobili 2, T 
Duncan 2, T Parker).

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SACRAMENTO           24  23  24  29   -  100
SAN ANTONIO          35  25  24  24   -  108
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Technical fouls: San Antonio - 1 (S Jackson, 
3:20 3rd).
Flagrant fouls: None. A: 18,797. T: 2:21. 
Officials: Derrick Stafford, Luis Grillo, 
Scott Wall.

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SACRAMENTO (100) AT SAN ANTONIO (108)

SACRAMENTO

                                               REBOUNDS                        
PLAYER           POS  MIN  FGM-FGA  FTM-FTA  OFF-DEF-TOT  AST  PF  ST  TO  PTS
======           ===  ===  =======  =======  ===========  ===  ==  ==  ==  ===
 
P STOJAKOVIC      F    32    6-16     6-6      1   4   5    2   3   1   1   20
C WEBBER          F    44   17-26     1-2      6   3   9    5   4   1   6   36
V DIVAC           C    28    2-5      3-3      2   3   5    1   3   2   4    7
M BIBBY           G    23    2-9      0-0      0   2   2    8   3   0   2    4
D CHRISTIE        G    32    2-6      3-4      1   3   4    0   4   6   2    7
B JACKSON              28    7-19     0-0      1   1   2    4   0   2   3   19
J JACKSON              22    3-7      0-0      5   3   8    2   3   0   2    6
K CLARK                21    0-2      0-0      3   5   8    0   2   0   1    0
H TURKOGLU             10    0-2      1-2      0   0   0    0   1   0   0    1
L FUNDERBURKE         DNP  - COACH'S DECISION                                         
D JONES               DNP  - COACH'S DECISION                                         
G WALLACE             DNP  - COACH'S DECISION                                         
  
TOTALS                240   39-92    14-17    19  24  43   22  23  12  21  100
                            (.424)  (.824)  TEAM REBS:  8 TOTAL TO: 21 (21 PTS)    

SAN ANTONIO

                                               REBOUNDS                         
PLAYER           POS  MIN  FGM-FGA  FTM-FTA  OFF-DEF-TOT  AST  PF  ST  TO  PTS
======           ===  ===  =======  =======  ===========  ===  ==  ==  ==  ===
 
B BOWEN           F    30    2-7      2-2      1   0   1    2   2   0   0    7
T DUNCAN          F    32    7-15     4-6      4  11  15    2   3   2   3   18
D ROBINSON        C    27    3-9      2-4      6   6  12    0   1   2   2    8
T PARKER          G    40   11-18     7-8      0   1   1    5   1   1   4   32
S JACKSON         G    37    4-11     6-6      0   4   4    2   5   5   1   14
M ROSE                 27    4-9      2-2      2   3   5    1   3   2   5   10
E GINOBILI             29    3-4      0-2      2   3   5    5   2   2   2    6
K WILLIS               10    3-5      0-0      2   2   4    0   1   2   1    6
S KERR                  8    2-3      2-2      0   0   0    0   3   0   0    7
S SMITH               DNP  - COACH'S DECISION                                         
D FERRY               DNP  - COACH'S DECISION                                         
S CLAXTON             DNP  - COACH'S DECISION                                         
  
TOTALS                240   39-81    25-32    17  30  47   17  21  16  18  108
                            (.481)  (.781)  TEAM REBS:  7 TOTAL TO: 18 (25 PTS)    
  
   SACRAMENTO         24   23   24   29   -   100
   SAN ANTONIO        35   25   24   24   -   108
  
BLOCKED SHOTS: SACRAMENTO - V DIVAC 2, K CLARK 2, C WEBBER, B JACKSON.
SAN ANTONIO - T DUNCAN 4, D ROBINSON, S JACKSON, M ROSE.
3-PT. FIELD GOALS: SACRAMENTO 8-19 (.421), P STOJAKOVIC 2-5, C WEBBER 1-
1, V DIVAC 0-1, M BIBBY 0-1, D CHRISTIE 0-1, B JACKSON 5-10. SAN ANTONIO 5-
14 (.357), B BOWEN 1-3, T PARKER 3-6, S JACKSON 0-2, E GINOBILI 0-
1, S KERR 1-2.
TECHNICAL FOULS: SAN ANTONIO - S JACKSON.
FLAGRANT FOULS: NONE.
OFFICIALS: DERRICK STAFFORD, LUIS GRILLO, SCOTT WALL.
A - 18,797. T - 2:21.

Game Story

SAN ANTONIO (Ticker) -- Tim Duncan wasn't a factor in the 
first half, but Tony Parker made up the difference.

Parker tied a career-high with 32 points and Duncan collected 18
points and 15 rebounds as the San Antonio Spurs held on for a
108-100 victory over the Sacramento Kings, who had their
five-game winning streak snapped.

Parker scored 19 points in the first quarter as the Spurs jumped
out to a 35-24 lead. They had 60-47 halftime advantage despite
little contribution from Duncan, who played just eight minutes
due to foul trouble.

"We seem to be a better team with me on the bench," said Duncan,
the league's reigning MVP. "Tony Parker picked up the slack for
me not being out there on the court. Maybe I've become
expendable."

"We need Tim and his physical presence on the inside, but it's
good to know we have people who call fill his void," Parker
said. "I'm just glad I could help contribute to our team
winning."

Parker made a career-high 11 shots on 18 attempts, including
3-of-6 3 pointers, and was 7-of-8 from the line.

"I've been a little more aggressive over the last two months,
just doing what (coach Gregg Popovich) wants of me," Parker
said. "Every win is good, but a win against Sacramento really
means a lot."

"He was the key," Sacramento forward Chris Webber said of
Parker. "His penetration broke us down on defense. He was just
too quick. I have to give Tony Parker credit for the win
tonight."

Duncan bounced back over the final 24 minutes, collecting 14
points and 11 rebounds as he helped San Antonio stifle a
Sacramento rally.

The Spurs led by as many as 17 points in the second half and had
an 86-73 cushion with after Duncan buried a jumper with 9:43
remaining.

The Kings pulled within 91-82 with 5:16 left, but Duncan
responded with a jumper and grabbed a defensive rebound before
making 1-of-2 free throws with 3:47 to go.

Stephen Jackson followed with a steal and took it to the other
end for a dunk that gave San Antonio a 98-94 advantage.

Parker sank a 3-pointer with 67 seconds left for a 103-91 edge,
but Sacramento's Peja Stojakovic scored five consecutive points.

The Spurs made 5-of-6 free throws in the final 38 seconds to
hold off the Kings, who got layups from Bobby Jackson and Jimmy
Jackson in the last 16 seconds.

"We tried to make runs but we just couldn't sustain anything,"
Sacramento coach Rick Adelman said. "We gave up too much
penetration, especially to Parker. We just didn't do enough."

"It was a great win for us to beat an established team like
Sacramento," Duncan said. "Overall, we had a really good game. I
think being in foul trouble helped open things up and everyone
did a great job making plays down the stretch."

Stephen Jackson finished with 14 points and tied a career high
with five steals as San Antonio collected a season-high 16
steals.

Webber had 36 points and nine rebounds on his 30th birthday and
Stojakovic scored 20 points for the Kings, who have lost five of
their last eight road games.

Bobby Jackson added 19 points off the bench for Sacramento,
which lost three of four meetings with San Antonio this season.

Duncan picked up two fouls in the opening 5:07 and was benched
with 6:10 left in the first quarter. But it hardly mattered as
Parker made 6-of-7 shots, including 2-of-3 3-pointers, in the
first 12 minutes.

"I hit my first two shots and at that points I knew I was going
to have a big night," Parker said.

The Spurs made 13-of-20 shots in the period and matched their
highest-scoring quarter of the season.

"They came out and had an early lead, but we were fighting
uphill all game," Webber said. "We have to give them credit. I
hope we meet again in the playoffs."

San Antonio had its largest lead at 54-37 on a layup by Jackson
with 3:31 left in the first half. It matched that advantage
after a pair of free throws by Bruce Bowen less than three
minutes into the third quarter.