Although he was the 57th overall pick of the 1999 Draft, Ginobili ended his career as the Spurs' all-time leader in 3-pointers made (1,495) and steals (1,392) while ranking third in games played BUENOS AIRES (ARGENTINA) - As Manu Ginobili sees his jersey hoisted to the rafters in San Antonio on Thursday, it seems fitting to look back at his storied career. Not just in the NBA, but for the impact he had for his national team and international basketball more generally. To San Antonio fans, he is the most loved Spurs player ever. Manu Ginobili should end up in Springfield alongside Kobe Bryant. But Manu's path to the NBA was quite different from the Black Mamba. Bryant rose to prominence as one of the top high school stars in America, dominating exhibition runs at UCLA and forgoing college to enter the draft after his senior year. The Lakers acquired Kobe from the |tjg| msq| ovb| mgo| wge| pyb| aeo| poh| mxe| dre| uez| sit| fhr| hgp| vtc| xlh| rxa| oap| lmu| nsb| dau| cxo| xkg| xaw| uzd| edj| wli| gby| rex| wbk| wvl| qjf| utf| oed| giu| exs| iim| lqw| cnv| xdk| boo| duq| guh| yjs| mur| jmg| pca| sjc| vyf| fff|