By Jeff McDonald
BROOKLYN, N.Y. — Tony Parker spun into the paint at the Barclays Center on Sunday night for what felt like the 100th time in the third quarter alone, Deron Williams gasping in his wake.
Pirouetting toward the rim, the Spurs point guard blindly lofted a perfect rainbow just over the outstretched arms of Kris Humphries that found the bottom of the net as if guided by homing device.
A crowd of 17,014 mostly hardscrabble Brooklyners, presumably Nets fans watching their team get taken apart in the Spurs’ 111-86 victory, ooohed in appreciation.
“I guess there were a lot of French people in the crowd tonight,” Parker said with a grin. “Paris is not too far from New York.”
Perhaps it is high time the domestic basketball fan takes notice of what Parker is doing with the Spurs.
The rest of the story: Spurs Nation 
02-11-13, 03:42 AM
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