2006–07 San Antonio Spurs season
Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location Attendance Record
58 March 2 Orlando W 98-74 Manu Ginóbili ( 31 ) Tim Duncan ( 10 ) Manu Ginóbili ( 5 ) AT & T Center 18,797 40-18
59 March 3 @ Houston W 97-74 Tim Duncan ( 26 ) Francisco Elson ( 8 ) Manu Ginóbili , Jacque Vaughn ( 6 ) Toyota Center 18,364 41-18
60 March 5 @ L. A. Clippers W 88-74 Manu Ginóbili ( 16 ) Tim Duncan ( 12 ) Jacque Vaughn ( 6 ) STAPLES Center 18,655 42-18
61 March 6 @ Portland W 99-94 Tim Duncan ( 24 ) Tim Duncan ( 8 ) Michael Finley ( 5 ) Rose Garden Arena 15,911 43-18
62 March 8 @ Sacramento W 100-93 Manu Ginóbili ( 31 ) Tim Duncan ( 13 ) Tony Parker ( 5 ) ARCO Arena 17,317 44-18
63 March 10 New Jersey W 93-77 Tony Parker ( 19 ) Tim Duncan ( 13 ) Tony Parker ( 6 ) AT & T Center 18,797 45-18
64 March 13 L. A. Clippers W 93-84 Tony Parker ( 25 ) Tim Duncan ( 9 ) Jacque Vaughn ( 5 ) AT & T Center 18,797 46-18
65 March 15 @ Milwaukee L 90-101 Brent Barry ( 20 ) Tim Duncan ( 13 ) Tony Parker ( 8 ) Bradley Center 13,917 46-19
66 March 17 @ Boston L 85-91 Tony Parker ( 30 ) Tim Duncan ( 16 ) Manu Ginóbili ( 6 ) AT & T Center 18,797 46-20
67 March 21 Indiana W 90-72 Tim Duncan ( 27 ) Matt Bonner ( 9 ) Manu Ginóbili ( 5 ) AT & T Center 18,580 47-20
68 March 23 Detroit W 90-89 Tony Parker ( 22 ) Tim Duncan ( 14 ) Tony Parker ( 7 ) AT & T Center 18,797 48-20
69 March 25 @ Seattle W 120-79 Manu Ginóbili ( 19 ) Tim Duncan ( 10 ) Tony Parker ( 7 ) KeyArena 16,409 49-20
70 March 26 @ Golden State W 126-89 Tony Parker , Tim Duncan , Michael Finley ( 20 ) Francisco Elson ( 9 ) Tony Parker ( 9 ) Oracle Arena 18,207 50-20
71 March 28 New Orleans W 92-88 Tim Duncan ( 31 ) Bruce Bowen ( 9 ) Manu Ginóbili ( 7 ) AT & T Center 18,334 51-20
72 March 30 Utah W 102-93 Manu Ginóbili ( 25 ) Tim Duncan ( 14 ) Tony Parker ( 11 ) AT & T Center 18,797 52-20
The 2006-07 NBA season was the Spurs' 40th season as a franchise, the 34th in San Antonio, and the 31st season in the NBA
In the playoffs, the Spurs defeated the Denver Nuggets in five games in the first round, then defeated the Phoenix Suns in six games in the Semifinals, and defeated the Utah Jazz in five games in the Conference Finals to advance to the NBA Finals for the fourth time in franchise history. There, the Spurs faced off against the Cleveland Cavaliers, led by a young LeBron James, who were making their first ever NBA Finals appearance. The Spurs swept the Cavaliers in four games, winning their fourth NBA championship, with Tony Parker named Finals MVP, making him the first European-born player to win the award.