Long before he learned he would play San Antonio in his first career playoff series, Warriors point guard Quinn Cook studied Tony Parker. It was through a 15-minute segment on one of his "Ankle Breakers" DVDs that Cook first became fascinated by Parker. As he watched the video on repeat, Cook was amazed at how a 6-foot-2, 185-pound point guard with so-so athleticism could maximize angles for such devastating drives to the basket. Now, fresh off signing a two-year guaranteed deal with Golden State, Cook credits Parker for his signature spin move. Having an encyclopedic understanding of Parker's tendencies has only helped Cook in the first round.