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Duncan scores 22, Spurs win to even series By The Associated Press    Sunday, May 11 2008 SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Tim Duncan had 22 points and 15 rebounds, and the San Antonio Spurs beat the New Orleans Hornets 100-80 on Sunday night in Game 4 to even the Western Conference semifinals at 2-2.   Parker, Ginobili both score 31 in Spurs' Game 3 win By The Associated Press    Friday, May 09 2008 SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Manu Ginobili, voted the league's top reserve this season, didn't have his usual downtime at the start of the first quarter on Thursday night.   Paul leads Hornets to another easy win over Spurs in Game 2 By The Associated Press    Tuesday, May 06 2008 NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Shutting down David West only gave the San Antonio Spurs front-row seats for the Chris Paul show.   Hornets hope to keep Duncan in check By The Associated Press    Monday, May 05 2008 NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Tim Duncan was annoyed, muttering after losing a ball out of bounds, and later staring at the floor with his hands on his hips after missing a foul shot.   West leads Hornets over Spurs By The Associated Press    Sunday, May 04 2008 NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Hornets coach Byron Scott showed off the three championship rings he won as a player during his pregame speech.   Fire stunt delays Spurs-Hornets game By The Associated Press    Sunday, May 04 2008 NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Trouble putting out a ring of fire used in a mascot stunt caused a 19-minute delay during Game 1 of the San Antonio Spurs and New Orleans Hornets second round playoff series Saturday night.   Hornets ready for Spurs By The Associated Press    Saturday, May 03 2008 NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Tyson Chandler struggled with the idea that the New Orleans could be favored in its second-round series against the defending champion San Antonio Spurs, even if the Hornets are the higher seed and have home advantage.   Capsule preview of the Spurs-Hornets series By The Associated Press    Thursday, May 01 2008 (AP) — A look at the matchup between the New Orleans Hornets and San Antonio Spurs in the second round of the NBA playoffs, which begins Saturday (with regular-season record, first-round series mark in parentheses):   Pargo was Hornets' unsung hero By The Associated Press    Wednesday, April 30 2008 WESTWEGO, La. (AP) — Jannero Pargo was the last player left on the court Wednesday, as he often is after most of his Hornets teammates have cleared out of their suburban training center.   Paul's triple-double helps Hornets advance past Dallas By The Associated Press    Tuesday, April 29 2008 NEW ORLEANS (AP) — David West stumbled toward the sideline after hitting a fadeaway as he was fouled, then turned toward the bench and slapped the extended hand of Hornets coach Byron Scott.   Byron Scott voted NBA coach of year By The Associated Press    Tuesday, April 29 2008 NEW ORLEANS (AP) — When Chris Paul came here for a workout prior to the 2005 NBA draft, Byron Scott took him out to lunch and told him in no uncertain terms that the Hornets intended to draft him if he was still available at the fourth pick.   Scott to be NBA coach of year By The Associated Press    Monday, April 28 2008 NEW ORLEANS (AP) — New Orleans coach Byron Scott, who led the Hornets to their first playoff appearance in four years this season, has been chosen as the NBA coach of the year, The Associated Press has learned.   Kidd available for Game 5; NBA doesn't suspend Mavs PG By The Associated Press    Monday, April 28 2008 DALLAS (AP) — Jason Kidd won't be suspended for his flagrant foul on New Orleans' Jannero Pargo, meaning the Mavericks will have their starting point guard Tuesday night when they try to avoid elimination Tuesday night in Game 5.   West powers Hornets past Mavs, take 3-1 lead to Big Easy By The Associated Press    Sunday, April 27 2008 DALLAS (AP)—David West hardly said a word the last two days. That meant trouble for the Dallas Mavericks.   Nowitzki, Terry pull Mavs back into series vs. Hornets By The Associated Press    Saturday, April 26 2008 DALLAS (AP) — Even with Jason Terry guarding him, the crowd booing him and Dirk Nowitzki setting the tone for a renewed intensity among the Dallas Mavericks, Chris Paul insisted being on the road in the playoffs wasn't much different than being at home.

More... Paul torching Mavs, just like Dwyane and Baron Dirk, Mavs figure things can't get worse against Hornets Paul picks apart Mavs again with 32 points, 17 assists Scott trusting defense against Mavs

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