SAN ANTONIO --- Manu Ginobili would have been happy to retire quietly without the Spurs retiring his jersey, but San Antonio coach Gregg Popovich said the humble Argentinian has no choice but to accept with the same passion he gave to the game. "When you're that great, you have to go through it, so we're going to make him go through it," Popovich said. The Spurs retired Ginobili's No. 20 following a 116-110 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers on Thursday night. "What am I doing here," Ginobili said. "I had no expectations of being here when I was growing up." He and Bill Bradley are the only players to win an NBA championship, Euroleague title and an Olympic gold medal. ...
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