2006-2007 NBA Champions - San Antonio Spurs

by Warner

Product Features

• Running Time: Approx. 180 minutes

Product Description

Hey NBA Champions fans, be the first to own the official keepsake of your team's triumphant and soaring season. Get an inside look at their regular season, triumphant playoff run and NBA Finals victory with the official 2006-2007 NBA Champions DVD. This official DVD provides an all-access pass to exclusive interviews, behind-the-scenes action and an unforgettable courtside view of the NBA Finals.

Product Details

• Item Weight: 4 ounces
• Shipping Weight: 1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• ASIN: B000PAAK00
• Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (8 customer reviews)

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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Good For Any Spurs Fan, July 17, 2007

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Alexander Wilke - See all my reviews

This review is from: 2006-2007 NBA Champions - San Antonio Spurs (DVD)

I'm a big Spurs fan, but I think I can give a pretty unbiased review of this DVD. On its own this is a pretty good video of highlights and commentary. I think the previous DVDs (of Spurs championships) bested this one in certain ways.

What I liked:
* They included some of the drama from the regular season, when there were rumors of trading. That really shows how much they've overcome this year.
* The series against the Nuggets and the Suns were covered pretty well. They highlighted the dangerous combo of Iverson and Anthony. Also, they gave plenty attention to Nash and the controversy of the suspensions.
* Despite the sweep, they made the finals against the Cavaliers feel like a real struggle. Not to say the sweep was easy.
* The bonus features include a recap of their 1999 title, of which there was no DVD made.
* The bonus features also include highlights of Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili's careers.

What I didn't like:
* The series against the Jazz was only a footnote. The Spurs didn't sweep them, they were blown out in game 3, Deron Williams gave his best performance of the playoffs until his injury (which should've been noted), Derek Fisher was absent during the first half of game 5 and there were two ejections. This series deserved more than a measley 2 minute segment (yes, 2 minutes).
* I think they placed too much emphasis on Tony Parker in the finals. Yes, he was the MVP and he deserved it. I thought they could've mentioned more about Ginobili. He was shut out in game 3 (excluding foul shots), his performance rivaled Parker's in game 4 and his final run and foul shots guaranteed the Spurs win.
* The last Spurs DVD showed the entire 4th quarter of the final game. Some of the stuff I mention below could've been shoved off to make room for the final quarter of the season.
* They included a bonus section about Tony and Eva. They were engaged and she was there all the time, but I don't think she made any important contributions to the team.
* They included highlights from the last two championships which is kind of silly. I would've thought they'd leave that stuff out so you'd go buy the other DVDs. I have the other DVDs already, so the previous finals highlights mean nothing to me.

The best Spurs championship DVD they could make would include every playoff game in full, but that's unrealistic. This is definitely the next best thing though.

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

3.0 out of 5 stars Very GOOD but the worst of the 3 Championship DVD's., July 26, 2007

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D. Breidenstein "SupFan" (Long Island, NY) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: 2006-2007 NBA Champions - San Antonio Spurs (DVD)

Let me say first off if you are a huge Spurs fan this is a must own, if for nothing else other than how often does your favorite team win a championship. However it is the weakest of the 3 title DVD's in terms of it's content. The chapters of the DVD are similiar to the prior DVD's they cover the Reg season the ups and downs that come with an 82 game schedule and then they transition into the playoffs. They did a good job covering the Denver series which much like in 2005 had the Spurs losing game 1 and then winning 4 in a row. They sucked as much drama as they could out of a 5 game series in the highlights. However when it came time for the Suns series the DVD is all over the place. They were fair in their take on the suspensions and the Spurs part in it but they did not deliver the drama in the highlights that was in the series. Game 1 especially was an amazing game that had Duncan just killing everyone and he was barely featured at all in the highlights. Game 6 same thing Duncan was the story of the game yet if you only watched the DVD and not the game you would never know that, they barely covered his play at all. When they get to the finals it was pretty well done although i thought they tried a little too hard to make the series look competitive and tried to make Lebron look like he played well. The bonus features are not Bad you get a couple of top ten lists one with all time great Duncan plays and another featuring 10 great highlights in the Spurs dynasty over the last 9 years. A couple of pieces also featuring Tony on his Rookie season and Manu going back to Argentenia in 2005. What is missing though is the clinching 4th qtrs that was in the 2003 DVD that most fans loved. In the 2005 DVD you got game 7 of the finals 4th qtr but nothing else. Getting all the clinching 4th qtrs of the playoffs in the 2003 DVD was probably the best part of it and i don't know why they have basically phased that out since. So if you are Spurs fan you have to buy it, but if you are just a sports fan might want to just rent it.

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars 2007 Spurs Championship DVD, July 20, 2007

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Special K (Dallas, TX) - See all my reviews

This review is from: 2006-2007 NBA Champions - San Antonio Spurs (DVD)

Overall, I give the 2007 DVD a B+ because it does have some good bonus features and the main featured video is excellent. Unlike past Spurs Championship DVD's, it DOES NOT have any "clinching quarters" from any playoff series. The 2003 DVD was awesome because it had the entire fourth quarter broadcast for each Spurs close out game for every round. Unfortunately, the 2007 DVD doesn't have this. However, the bonus features are plentiful and well done. The main video (featuring the recap of the season) is also very good. It is over an hour long. Sure, it does glaze over some key moments in the playoffs (mainly from the Utah series) but it does capture all the emotion of the season. If you're a Spurs fan, buy it. It's still a keeper.