NBA's Top 10 Teams

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10 Spurs players celebrate with teammates after winning the 1999 NBA Finals 1998-99 SAN ANTONIO SPURS The NBA was in a rough spot during the 1998-99 season The league cancelled nearly half of its 82-game schedule because of a labor dispute between owners and players Plus Michael Jordan had just retired after winning his sixth championship with the Chicago Bulls The NBA needed a new team to step up The San Antonio Spurs did just that The Spurs had two of the league's best big men in center David Robinson and forward Tim Duncan They had helped San Antonio improve from 20 wins in 1996-97 to 56 in 1997-98 Going into the 1998-99 season the Spurs believed they could be champions There were rumors that head coach Gregg Popovich was going to be fired if the Spurs didn't improve In early March the Spurs faced their archrivals the Houston Rockets Many thought Popovich's job was on the line Before the opening tip Robinson told his teammates it was time for the Spurs to start playing like they knew they could The pep talk worked The Spurs beat the Rockets 99-82 It proved to be the spark they needed San Antonio lost just two games through four playoff rounds and won the title by beating the New York Knicks