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1999–2000 San Antonio Spurs season

(lost to Suns 1–3) The 1999–2000 San Antonio Spurs season was the 24th season for the San Antonio Spurs in the National Basketball Association, their 27th season as the Spurs, and their 33rd season as a franchise. After having won their first NBA championship in the 1999 NBA Finals, where they defeated the New York Knicks in five games, the Spurs signed free agents Terry Porter, Samaki Walker and Chucky Brown during the off-season. However, prior to the season, Sean Elliott was diagnosed with a kidney disorder, and missed the first four months of the regular season; he would then receive a kidney transplant from his brother, Noel.

The Spurs were originally scheduled to play two games against the Minnesota Timberwolves overseas in Tokyo, Japan in November during the first month of the regular season, but because they won the NBA championship, they were obligated to play in the McDonald's Championship in Milan, Italy in October.

The Spurs won 14 of their first 17 games, including a seven-game winning streak, and held a 32–17 record at the All-Star break. At mid-season, Brown was released to free agency and re-signed with the Charlotte Hornets. On March 14, 2000, Elliott returned to the team in a 94–79 home win over the Atlanta Hawks, and played in the final 19 games of the season. The Spurs finished in second place in the Midwest Division with a 53–29 record, and earned the fourth seed in the Western Conference.

Tim Duncan averaged 23.2 points, 12.4 rebounds and 2.2 blocks per game, and was named to the All-NBA First Team, and to the NBA All-Defensive First Team, while David Robinson averaged 17.8 points, 9.6 rebounds and 2.3 blocks per game, and was selected to the All-NBA Third Team. In addition, Avery Johnson provided the team with 11.2 points and 6.0 assists per game, while Porter contributed 9.4 points per game off the bench, and Mario Elie provided with 7.5 points per game. Meanwhile, also off the bench, Malik Rose averaged 6.7 points and 4.5 rebounds per game, and three-point specialist Jaren Jackson contributed 6.3 points per game, and led the Spurs with 108 three-point field goals.

During the NBA All-Star weekend at The Arena in Oakland in Oakland, California, Duncan and Robinson were both selected for the 2000 NBA All-Star Game, as members of the Western Conference All-Star team. Duncan scored 24 points along with 14 rebounds, as he and Shaquille O'Neal of the Los Angeles Lakers both shared the NBA All-Star Game Most Valuable Player award, as the Western Conference defeated the Eastern Conference, 137–126. Meanwhile, Porter participated in the NBA Three-Point Shootout for the third time. Duncan also finished in fifth place in Most Valuable Player voting, while Elliott finished tied in eleventh place in Most Improved Player voting.

In the Western Conference First Round of the 2000 NBA playoffs, the Spurs faced off against the 5th–seeded Phoenix Suns, a team that featured Clifford Robinson, Penny Hardaway, and All-Star guard Jason Kidd. Despite both teams finishing with the same record during the regular season, the Spurs had home-court advantage in the series. However, shortly before the regular season ended, Duncan suffered a season-ending knee injury. Without Duncan, the Spurs lost Game 1 to the Suns at home, 72–70 at the Alamodome, but managed to win Game 2 at home, 85–70 to even the series. However, the Spurs then lost the next two games to the Suns on the road, losing Game 4 at the America West Arena, 89–78, in which Kidd returned from an ankle injury, as the Spurs lost the series to the Suns in four games. This was the first time that the Spurs lost in the opening round of the NBA playoffs since the 1993–94 season.

The Spurs finished second in the NBA in home-game attendance behind the Chicago Bulls, with an attendance of 884,450 at the Alamodome during the regular season. Following the season, Elie signed as a free agent with the Phoenix Suns, and Jerome Kersey signed with the Milwaukee Bucks during the next season.

Draft picks

Main article: 1999 NBA draft

RoundPickPlayerPositionNationalityCollege
129Leon SmithPFUnited StatesMartin Luther King HS (IL)
257Manu GinóbiliSG

Roster

  • Gregg Popovich
  • Mike Budenholzer
  • Hank Egan
  • Paul Pressey

Regular season

Season standings

:z – clinched division title :y – clinched division title :x – clinched playoff spot

Regular season

|- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 1 | November 2 | Philadelphia | | Tim Duncan (20) | Tim Duncan (16) | Avery Johnson (6) | Alamodome 27,288 | 1–0 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 2 | November 4 | Golden State | | David Robinson (19) | Tim Duncan (14) | Terry Porter (6) | Alamodome 14,508 | 2–0 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 3 | November 5 | @ Houston | | Terry Porter (18) | David Robinson (11) | Avery Johnson (9) | Compaq Center 16,285 | 3–0 |- bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 4 | November 7 | @ Phoenix | | Tim Duncan (15) | Tim Duncan (17) | Avery Johnson (6) | America West Arena 19,023 | 3–1 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 5 | November 9 | @ Golden State | | Malik Rose (21) | Tim Duncan (11) | Tim Duncan, Jaren Jackson (5) | The Arena in Oakland 11,601 | 4–1 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 6 | November 10 | @ L. A. Clippers | | Tim Duncan (22) | Tim Duncan (17) | Avery Johnson (6) | Reunion Arena 11,118 | 5–1 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 7 | November 13 | Charlotte | | Tim Duncan (22) | Tim Duncan (12) | Avery Johnson (12) | Alamodome 19,669 | 6–1 |- bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 8 | November 15 | @ Utah | | Tim Duncan (32) | David Robinson (10) | Avery Johnson, Terry Porter (3) | Alamodome 19,584 | 6–2 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 9 | November 16 | Indiana | | Tim Duncan, David Robinson (22) | Tim Duncan (15) | Terry Porter (5) | Alamodome 15,905 | 7–2 |- bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 10 | November 18 | @ Milwaukee | | Tim Duncan (29) | Tim Duncan (14) | Avery Johnson (6) | Bradley Center 15,184 | 7–3 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 11 | November 20 | Dallas | | Jaren Jackson (23) | Tim Duncan (17) | Avery Johnson (8) | Alamodome 16,596 | 8–3 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 12 | November 22 | @ Philadelphia | | Tim Duncan (26) | Tim Duncan (17) | Avery Johnson (6) | First Union Center 16,553 | 9–3 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 13 | November 24 | @ Boston | | Tim Duncan (31) | Tim Duncan (15) | Avery Johnson (9) | FleetCenter 17,426 | 10–3 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 14 | November 26 | Chicago | | Tim Duncan (23) | Tim Duncan (10) | Avery Johnson (5) | Alamodome 24,919 | 11–3 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 15 | November 27 | Denver | | Malik Rose (21) | Tim Duncan (17) | Avery Johnson (8) | Alamodome 22,188 | 12–3 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 16 | November 30 | Detroit | | Tim Duncan (28) | Tim Duncan (10) | Mario Elie (7) | Alamodome 18,328 | 13–3

|- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 17 | December 2 | @ New Jersey | | David Robinson (27) | David Robinson (13) | Avery Johnson (7) | Continental Airlines Arena 13,626 | 14–3 |- bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 18 | December 3 | @ Detroit | | David Robinson (15) | Tim Duncan (12) | Avery Johnson (6) | The Palace of Auburn Hills 18,338 | 14–4 |- bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 19 | December 5 | @ Toronto | | Tim Duncan (27) | Tim Duncan (13) | Mario Elie (6) | Air Canada Centre 18,455 | 14–5 |- bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 20 | December 7 | @ Indiana | | Tim Duncan (30) | David Robinson (17) | Tim Duncan, Terry Porter (4) | Conseco Fieldhouse 18,345 | 14–6 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 21 | December 9 | Vancouver | | Tim Duncan (42) | Tim Duncan (14) | Avery Johnson (6) | Alamodome 14,778 | 15–6 |- bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 22 | December 11 | Washington | | Tim Duncan (23) | Tim Duncan (13) | Avery Johnson (4) | Alamodome 17,187 | 15–7 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 23 | December 14 | @ Dallas | | Tim Duncan (29) | Tim Duncan (12) | Jaren Jackson (7) | Reunion Arena 13,685 | 16–7 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 24 | December 15 | Houston | | Tim Duncan (20) | Tim Duncan (10) | Terry Porter (5) | Alamodome 23,837 | 17–7 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 25 | December 17 | Boston | | Tim Duncan (30) | Tim Duncan (17) | Avery Johnson (6) | Alamodome 17,264 | 18–7 |- bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 26 | December 18 | @ Denver | | Tim Duncan (33) | David Robinson (12) | Avery Johnson (5) | Pepsi Center 17,318 | 18–8 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 27 | December 21 | Phoenix | | Tim Duncan (25) | Tim Duncan (16) | Avery Johnson (7) | Alamodome 23,480 | 19–8 |- bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 28 | December 23 | Milwaukee | | Tim Duncan (18) | Tim Duncan (15) | Avery Johnson (10) | Alamodome 22,581 | 19–9 |- bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 29 | December 25 | @ L. A. Lakers | | Tim Duncan (28) | David Robinson (19) | Avery Johnson (6) | STAPLES Center 18,997 | 19–10 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 30 | December 27 | @ Golden State | | David Robinson (28) | David Robinson (14) | Avery Johnson (9) | The Arena in Oakland 12,447 | 20–10 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 31 | December 30 | @ Vancouver | | Tim Duncan (32) | Tim Duncan (15) | Tim Duncan (4) | General Motors Place 14,403 | 21–10

|- bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 32 | January 4 | @ Minnesota | | Tim Duncan (27) | Tim Duncan (19) | Tim Duncan, Avery Johnson (5) | Target Center 15,179 | 21–11 |- bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 33 | January 5 | Seattle | | Tim Duncan (24) | Tim Duncan (12) | Avery Johnson (9) | Alamodome 14,741 | 21–12 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 34 | January 7 | @ Phoenix | | David Robinson (24) | Tim Duncan (15) | Tim Duncan, Avery Johnson (5) | America West Arena 19,023 | 22–12 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 35 | January 8 | Orlando | | Tim Duncan (22) | David Robinson (13) | Terry Porter (6) | Alamodome 20,131 | 23–12 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 36 | January 10 | Utah | | Tim Duncan (46) | Tim Duncan (14) | Avery Johnson (6) | Alamodome 17,944 | 24–12 |- bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 37 | January 13 | @ Sacramento | | Tim Duncan (33) | Tim Duncan (20) | Avery Johnson (6) | ARCO Arena 17,317 | 24–13 |- bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 38 | January 14 | @ Seattle | | Tim Duncan (32) | Tim Duncan (16) | Avery Johnson (7) | KeyArena 17,072 | 24–14 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 39 | January 17 | @ L. A. Clippers | | David Robinson (38) | Tim Duncan (13) | Avery Johnson (9) | STAPLES Center 14,264 | 25–14 |- bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 40 | January 19 | Portland | | David Robinson (29) | David Robinson (12) | Terry Porter (7) | Alamodome 20,638 | 25–15 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 41 | January 22 | New York | | Tim Duncan (33) | Tim Duncan (15) | Avery Johnson (6) | Alamodome 34,429 | 26–15 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 42 | January 25 | L. A. Clippers | | Tim Duncan (24) | Tim Duncan, David Robinson (13) | Antonio Daniels, Terry Porter (6) | Alamodome 14,800 | 27–15 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 43 | January 27 | Minnesota | | Tim Duncan (20) | Tim Duncan (14) | Avery Johnson (8) | Alamodome 15,911 | 28–15 |- bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 44 | January 29 | @ Portland | | Avery Johnson (15) | David Robinson (10) | Avery Johnson (5) | Rose Garden Arena 20,584 | 28–16

|- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 45 | February 1 | L. A. Lakers | | Tim Duncan (29) | Tim Duncan (18) | Avery Johnson (9) | Alamodome 25,589 | 29–16 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 46 | February 3 | Toronto | | Tim Duncan (32) | Tim Duncan (17) | Tim Duncan, Antonio Daniels (7) | Alamodome 19,048 | 30–16 |- bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 47 | February 6 | @ Utah | | Tim Duncan (32) | Tim Duncan (10) | Avery Johnson (6) | Delta Center 18,981 | 30–17 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 48 | February 8 | Seattle | | Tim Duncan (22) | David Robinson (11) | Avery Johnson (5) | Alamodome 16,373 | 31–17 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 49 | February 9 | @ Denver | | David Robinson (30) | Tim Duncan (13) | Avery Johnson (8) | Pepsi Center 16,607 | 32–17 |- align="center" |- bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 50 | February 15 | @ Cleveland | | Tim Duncan (21) | David Robinson (11) | Avery Johnson (10) | Gund Arena 15,142 | 32–18 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 51 | February 18 | Houston | | Tim Duncan (19) | Tim Duncan (8) | Avery Johnson (8) | Alamodome 26,846 | 33–18 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 52 | February 20 | @ Houston | | Tim Duncan (25) | Tim Duncan (11) | Avery Johnson (13) | Compaq Center 16,285 | 34–18 |- bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 53 | February 21 | Phoenix | | David Robinson (31) | David Robinson (18) | Terry Porter (7) | Alamodome 17,049 | 34–19 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 54 | February 24 | @ Charlotte | | David Robinson (16) | Tim Duncan (12) | Avery Johnson (7) | Charlotte Coliseum 18,535 | 35–19 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 55 | February 25 | @ Chicago | | David Robinson (23) | Malik Rose (11) | Avery Johnson (5) | United Center 22,879 | 36–19 |- bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 56 | February 27 | @ Minnesota | | David Robinson (29) | David Robinson (9) | Terry Porter (7) | Target Center 19,654 | 36–20 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 57 | February 29 | Miami | | David Robinson (19) | Samaki Walker (11) | Avery Johnson (5) | Alamodome 18,629 | 37–20

|- bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 58 | March 2 | Minnesota | | David Robinson (24) | Samaki Walker (12) | Terry Porter (10) | Alamodome 16,320 | 37–21 |- bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 59 | March 4 | Sacramento | | David Robinson (23) | Tim Duncan (15) | Avery Johnson (8) | Alamodome 35,113 | 37–22 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 60 | March 6 | New Jersey | | David Robinson (25) | David Robinson, Tim Duncan (13) | Avery Johnson (11) | Alamodome 17,581 | 38–22 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 61 | March 9 | @ Atlanta | | Avery Johnson, Antonio Daniels (18) | David Robinson (9) | Antonio Daniels (6) | Philips Arena 12,674 | 39–22 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 62 | March 10 | @ Washington | | Tim Duncan (23) | David Robinson (11) | Avery Johnson, Mario Elie (5) | MCI Center 16,409 | 40–22 |- bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 63 | March 12 | @ New York | | David Robinson (22) | Tim Duncan (13) | Avery Johnson (4) | Madison Square Garden 19,763 | 40–23 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 64 | March 14 | Atlanta | | David Robinson (26) | Tim Duncan (13) | Avery Johnson (10) | Alamodome 26,708 | 41–23 |- bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 65 | March 16 | Dallas | | David Robinson (20) | Malik Rose, Mario Elie (7) | Mario Elie, Samaki Walker, Antonio Daniels, Avery Johnson (3) | Alamodome 23,592 | 41–24 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 66 | March 18 | Denver | | Samaki Walker (18) | David Robinson (12) | Avery Johnson (8) | Alamodome 24,460 | 42–24 |- bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 67 | March 21 | @ Dallas | | David Robinson (30) | David Robinson (17) | Tim Duncan (5) | Reunion Arena 15,578 | 42–25 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 68 | March 22 | L. A. Clippers | | Tim Duncan (30) | Samaki Walker (12) | Antonio Daniels (6) | Alamodome 18,556 | 43–25 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 69 | March 25 | Cleveland | | Tim Duncan (17) | Tim Duncan (17) | Tim Duncan (11) | Alamodome 35,217 | 44–25 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 70 | March 27 | @ Seattle | | Tim Duncan (30) | Tim Duncan (18) | David Robinson, Avery Johnson (5) | KeyArena 14,738 | 45–25 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 71 | March 28 | @ Portland | | Tim Duncan (36) | Tim Duncan (15) | Tim Duncan (6) | Rose Garden Arena 20,584 | 46–25 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 72 | March 30 | Golden State | | David Robinson (27) | Tim Duncan (17) | Jaren Jackson (5) | Alamodome 18,793 | 47–25

|- bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 73 | April 2 | @ Miami | | David Robinson (28) | Tim Duncan (11) | Avery Johnson (6) | AmericanAirlines Arena 19,600 | 47–26 |- bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 74 | April 4 | @ Orlando | | David Robinson (30) | Tim Duncan (9) | Avery Johnson, Antonio Daniels (6) | TD Waterhouse Centre 15,267 | 47–27 |- bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 75 | April 5 | Sacramento | | Tim Duncan (28) | David Robinson (8) | Terry Porter (7) | Alamodome 24,333 | 47–28 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 76 | April 8 | @ L. A. Lakers | | Tim Duncan (26) | Tim Duncan (16) | Terry Porter (6) | STAPLES Center 18,997 | 48–28 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 77 | April 9 | @ Vancouver | | Tim Duncan (31) | Tim Duncan (11) | Avery Johnson (10) | General Motors Place 14,206 | 49–28 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 78 | April 11 | @ Sacramento | | David Robinson (26) | David Robinson (14) | Avery Johnson (6) | ARCO Arena 14,206 | 50–28 |- bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 79 | April 13 | Portland | | David Robinson (16) | Samaki Walker (10) | Avery Johnson (4) | Alamodome 30,641 | 50–29 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 80 | April 15 | Portland | | David Robinson (19) | David Robinson (12) | Avery Johnson (8) | Alamodome 28,114 | 51–29 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 81 | April 17 | Vancouver | | David Robinson (27) | David Robinson (10) | Avery Johnson (7) | Alamodome 19,913 | 52–29 |- bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 82 | April 19 | L. A. Lakers | | David Robinson (17) | Malik Rose, Jerome Kersey (9) | Antonio Daniels (10) | Alamodome 29,447 | 53–29

Playoffs

|- align="center" bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 1 | April 22 | Phoenix | L 70–72 | Sean Elliott (15) | Samaki Walker (16) | Elie, Johnson (4) | Alamodome 21,916 | 0–1 |- align="center" bgcolor="#ccffcc" | 2 | April 25 | Phoenix | W 85–70 | David Robinson (25) | David Robinson (15) | Avery Johnson (6) | Alamodome 20,617 | 1–1 |- align="center" bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 3 | April 29 | @ Phoenix | L 94–101 | David Robinson (37) | David Robinson (13) | Avery Johnson (6) | America West Arena 19,023 | 1–2 |- align="center" bgcolor="#ffcccc" | 4 | May 2 | @ Phoenix | L 78–89 | David Robinson (21) | David Robinson (16) | Avery Johnson (5) | America West Arena 19,023

1–3

Player statistics

Regular season

PlayerPOSGPGSMPREBASTSTLBLKPTSMPGRPGAPGSPGBPGPPG
PG**82****82**2,571158**491**761891931.41.9**6.0**.9.211.2
SG81121,69118111854751320.92.21.5.7.16.3
C80802,557770142**97****183**1,42732.09.61.8**1.2****2.3**17.8
SF79792,21724919373959028.13.22.4.9.17.5
PF7474**2,875****918**23466165**1,716****38.9****12.4**3.2.92.2**23.2**
PF7431,34133547355249618.14.5.6.5.76.7
SF72181,31022569674732118.23.11.0.9.74.5
PF71798027238103536013.83.8.5.1.55.1
PG6881,61319122150964123.72.83.3.7.19.4
SG6811,1958617755542017.61.32.6.8.16.2
PG320268191240898.4.6.4.1.02.8
†PF3027602774181019020.12.61.4.3.36.3
C26014939368505.71.5.1.2.31.9
SF1919391472812211420.62.51.5.6.16.0
SG8095265114011.93.3.6.1.15.0
  • † Denotes player spent time with another team in the season. Stats reflect time with the Spurs only.

Playoffs

PlayerPOSGPGSMPREBASTSTLBLKPTSMPGRPGAPGSPGBPGPPG
C**4****4****155****55**10**7****12****94****38.8****13.8**2.5**1.8****3.0****23.5**
PG**4****4**1449**21**404836.02.3**5.3**1.0.012.0
PF**4****4**1214521**12**3630.311.3.5.3**3.0**9.0
SF**4****4**119225024029.85.51.3.0.510.0
SF**4****4**115177503028.84.31.81.3.07.5
PG**4**08915602022.3.31.31.5.05.0
PF**4**083191232120.84.8.3.5.85.3
SG**4**082106**7**02920.52.51.5**1.8**.07.3
SF20254121212.52.0.51.0.51.0
SG2019121029.5.51.0.5.01.0
SG208200054.01.0.0.0.02.5

Awards and records

  • During the preseason period, the Spurs won the 1999 McDonald's Championship from October 14–16, winning the championship game over Brazil's Vasco da Gama. The 1999 McDonald's Championship was the final McDonald's Championship ever played.
  • Tim Duncan, All-NBA First Team
  • David Robinson, All-NBA Third Team
  • Tim Duncan, NBA All-Defensive First Team

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