Westbrook, Harden, James, Leonard, Davis in 2016-17 All-NBA first team
James Harden was unanimously voted to the 2016-17 All-NBA First Team, and LeBron James matched an NBA record with his 11th First Team selection.
San Antonio Spurs NBA records (Page 1)
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Gregg Popovich passes Jerry Sloan for most wins with 1 team
San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich earned his 1,128th victory, passing former Utah coach Jerry Sloan for the top spot for most wins with a single franchise.
Spurs tie all-Time NBA record for most home wins in regular season
San Antonio rallied to beat the short-handed Oklahoma City Thunder in overtime to finish 40-1 at home this season, matching an Boston Celtics' NBA record.
Warriors tie record with 72nd win, end Spurs' home streak
Stephen Curry had 37 points and the Warriors beat the San Antonio Spurs 92-86 for their 72nd victory, tying Michael Jordan's Bulls for the season record.
Spurs get franchise-record 64th win, improve to 39-0 at home
Kawhi Leonard had a career-high 33 points, LaMarcus Aldridge had 31 points and the Spurs held off the Toronto Raptors for their franchise-record 64th victory.
Spurs set NBA record with 38-0 start at home
The San Antonio Spurs set the NBA record with their 38th straight home victory to open the season and matched the highest win total in franchise history.
Spurs win 37th straight at home, tie Bulls' NBA record
The Spurs defeated the short-handed Memphis Grizzlies on Friday night to match the best home start in league history with their 37th in a row.
Spurs beat Wizards for team-record 23rd straight home win
Kawhi Leonard scored 27 points, and the Spurs set a franchise record with their 23rd straight home victory, rolling past the Washington Wizards 114-95.
Tim Duncan gets NBA-record 954th victory with one team
Tim Duncan had 16 points, 10 rebounds and six assists in his NBA-record 954th victory with the Spurs beating the New York Knicks 94-84 on Monday night.
Duncan, Parker, Ginobili now winningest trio in NBA history at 541
Spurs' Tim Duncan, Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili have appeared in the more games than any other trio in NBA history, and have the most wins together.