Marilyn Dubinski is a Deputy Manager, Editor, and Writer at Pounding the Rock. She has been covering the Spurs since 2016 and has a rich background in sports journalism, with a focus on team and individual sports, as well as the business and broadcasting aspects of competitive sports. Marilyn's work has been featured in BVM Sports, Pounding the Rock, NewsBreak, Yahoo Sports, and MSN.
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Marilyn Dubinski's coverage focuses heavily on the local sports scene, particularly basketball and the San Antonio Spurs. She appears to prioritize event coverage, game recaps, announcements, and investment analysis related to sports.
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Mitch Johnson adds experience and a hall of fame pedigree to his bench.
The report has yet to be confirmed by the Spurs or Tobey. By: Marilyn Dubinski
The hope would be to help the Spurs long-term financial flexibility.
By: Marilyn Dubinski
Marilyn Dubinski It has been an oddly slow week on the Spurs' free agency front.
By: Marilyn Dubinski
Who's ready for at least five more years of The Alien? The Spurs' number one priority this summer was always going to be to tie down their
A familiar face returns to fill out the 14th spot. By: Marilyn Dubinski
What rotation changes are coming, and how high can Wemby go? Making the NBA Finals sure makes the time fly.
By: Marilyn Dubinski
He also went viral at the FIFA World Cup because of course he did.
It was a fake rumor to begin with, but that didn't stop people from running with it.
The Spurs got exactly what the needed from their backup center (at least in the regular season).
