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The Coyote gets its own mural and it's incredible
San Antonio Spurs

The Coyote gets its own mural and it's incredible

Published Sep. 2, 2015 9:53 a.m. ET

The San Antonio Spurs have one of the best mascots in professional sports history: The Coyote. It's a hilarious cartoon character sprung to life, and deserves more attention than it gets. 

Christopher Montoya, a 23-year-old artist from San Antonio, agrees, and responded by painting an amazing mural of The Coyote in his hometown. Here's why he did it, according to the San Antonio Express-News:

“I didn’t want it to be cliché, with the typical faces, I wanted to funk things up. I do things different and original as possible. He’s such a cool, really wacky and whimsical mascot and no one gives him credit. He’s like the little dude in the back of the class. I’m surprised people haven’t painted him before."

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The Coyote is truly great, a rambunctious supporter of the NBA's model franchise. It should also be as much of a household name as Tim Duncan and Tony Parker, and was the real reason LaMarcus Aldridge decided to sign with San Antonio. Probably.

(h/t: San Antonio Express-News)

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