2004–05 San Antonio Spurs season

Offseason

NBA Draft

Roster

Depth chart

Regular season

Overview

After their disappointing second round collapse to the Los Angeles Lakers, the Spurs looked to regain the NBA crown. They would get off to a quick start, posting a 12-3 record in November. The Spurs would stay hot through December as they established a 25-6 record entering the New Year. The Spurs would be near the top in the Western Conference all season battling the Phoenix Suns for the best record in the NBA. Just as it appeared the Spurs would cruise toward the playoffs, their season suddenly hit a bump in the road when Tim Duncan went down in a March 20 loss to the Detroit Pistons with a sprained ankle. The rest of the way, the Spurs would limp home winning 9 of their last 17 as they held on to the Southwest Division by just 1 game with a 59-23 record.

Standings

Game log

November

Record: 12–3; Home: 6–0; Road: 6–3

December

Record: 13–3; Home: 8–1; Road: 5–2

January

Record: 12–4; Home: 9–0; Road: 3–4

February

Record: 6–3; Home: 1–1; Road: 5–2

March

Record: 10-5; Home: 10-1; Road: 0-4

April

Record: 6-5; Home: 4-0; Road: 2-5

• Green background indicates win.
• Red background indicates loss.

Player stats

Regular season

<nowiki>*</nowiki> Statistics include only games with the Spurs

Playoffs

NBA finals

Game One

Manu Ginóbili was widely considered the star of the night, scoring in a virtuoso performance near the end of the game to...
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