San Antonio Spurs vs. Dallas Maverics
SAP2001050703 - 7 MAY 2001-SAN ANTONIO,TEXAS, USA: San Antonio Head Coach Gregg Popovich has a parting look at one of the officials who ejected him in the 2nd quarter. Popovich objected to Danny Ferry being called for a flagrant foul. jm/ Joe Mitchell UPI.
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