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Duncan, Ginobili return healthy

Associated Press

Monday, September 28, 2009

SAN ANTONIO -- Tony Parker didn't see many familiar faces Monday when he returned to work after an unusually long summer for the San Antonio Spurs. "I came in the locker room and half the guys are all new," Parker said. "It's kind of nice." Parker is not unsentimental. He's just realistic about what the Spurs needed. So are Tim Duncan and Manu Ginobili, who are healthy again and eagerly welcomed Richard Jefferson, Antonio McDyess and the rest of an overhauled roster to training camp following ...

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