<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'><span class="vitstorybody"><span class="vitstorybody"> A rehash of Tony Parker's summer schedule reads like a checklist from his wildest dreams. Over the past three months or so, Parker was named the Most Valuable Player of the NBA Finals. He played for the French national team in the FIBA European championships. In the highest tribute his home country can bestow upon a private citizen, he was inducted into the French Legion of Honor.</p> And yes, he also married a movie star in a little July shindig that every E! channel connoisseur in the known universe heard something about.</p> Other that that, it was a fairly lazy summer vacation for the Spurs' 25-year-old point guard.</p> "It was a small summer," Parker said, displaying a well-developed grasp of American sarcasm. "I didn't have that much to do."</p> Indeed, no Spurs player is happier about the arrival of another training camp than Parker.</p> He could use the break from his hectic offseason.</p> This camp finds Parker with just one tiny item atop his Spurs to-do list: Pick up where he left off last year.</div></p> Source: MYSA</p> </span></span></p>
