Thursday's Thoughts: Sadly no break from allergens, Spurs know playoff opponent

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Good Morning everyone. It’s Spursday! We wake up as home to the 7th seeded team in the NBA’s Western Conference. The Spurs will face the Denver Nuggets in the first round of the playoffs. Go Spurs Go!

We are hoping for a break from all the allergens in the air. The oak, or something, has led to sniffles and red eyes. Ugh! Mike says a drop in temperatures is more likely in the coming days.

Have a great day from everyone at GMSA!

- Mark & Leslie

Here's what's on Good Morning San Antonio for Thursday, April 11:

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