NBA Champions 2006-2007: San Antonio Spurs (Full Frame) DVD

From the opening tip-off to the championship trophy presentation, the San Antonio Spurs would not be denied their place in history as one of the NBA's all-time greatest teams. With destiny on their side, this talented team from Texas swept the Cleveland Cavaliers in four straight games to take home their coveted fourth NBA title in nine years. Now bask in the glory of the Spurs' dominating championship charge in this electrifying DVD. With consistency and quiet determination, the Spurs spent most of the 2006-07 regular season flying under the radar, overshadowed by the Dallas Mavericks, and the red-hot Phoenix Suns. But a late season surge led by nine-time NBA All-Star Tim Duncan propelled the Spurs to the number-three seed in the Western Conference. Big-time play by Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili in tandem with the brilliant coaching of Gregg Popovich gave San Antonio a decisive edge throughout the playoffs that no opponent could overcome. Relive the Spurs' thrilling 58-win regular season and an incredible playoff run that included a controversial series against the Phoenix Suns, a four-game Finals sweep of the Cleveland Cavaliers and the crowning of the NBA Finals' first-ever European-born MVP in Tony Parker. Plus, get an all-access look at the champs with exclusive interviews, behind-the-scenes footage and rim-rocking bonus features.

Spurs win 1st title: 1999 championship recap, 2003 NBA finals game 6 recap, 2005 NBA finals game 7 Recap, 2006-2007 Spurs training camp in France, Tony and Eva, Manu Ginobili's style of play, Manu returns to Argentina in 2005, Robert Horry: Clutch performer, Michael Finley's long road to NBA finals, Fabicio Olberto focus, NBA Vault: Tim Duncan top 10, NBA Vault: Spurs dynasty top 10.

Spurs Win 1st Title: 1999 Championship Recap; 2003 NBA Finals Game 6 Recap; 2005 NBA Finals Game 7 Recap; 2006-2007 Spurs Training Camp in France; Tony and Eva; "Tony Parker: Rookie Diary"; "Manu Ginobili's Style of Play"; "Manu Returns to Argentina in 2005"; "Robert Horry: Clutch Performer"; "Michael Finley's Long Road to the NBA Finals"; "Fabricio Oberto Focus"; "NBA Vault: Tim Duncan Top 10"; "NBA Vault: Spurs Dynasty Top 10".