Duncan Robinson Career High 34 Points/10 Threes Full Highlights (12/10/2019)

Duncan Robinson blearily opened his eyes to find himself in a wholly unexpected place. The bright light surrounding him dazzled his freshly-opened eyes, and he had to shield them with his palm just to be able to see anything. Somehow, he had ended up in some kind of large hall constructed of marble whose walls extended endlessly in both directions. The magnificent columns and grandly arched windows rose towards the sky until they disappeared into the silvery-gray clouds. Nearby, an ornate fountain's burbling waters provided the only sound in the entire place.
Getting to his feet, Duncan noticed that he was completely naked. The clothes he had been wearing before were gone. He verified this by looking around for his comfortable hoodie and sweatpants. Only a smooth marble floor, uninterrupted by stray articles of clothing, could be seen.
Seeing nothing better to do with his time, given that there was no life or activity in the hall other than himself, Duncan began to walk. Despite the surreal oddness of the situation, Duncan felt a pervasive sense of contentment taking over his thoughts. To spend eternity here, surrounded by a peace that was almost luxuriant in its stillness, would not be such a bad outcome.
After some time, Duncan saw a man clad in a white robe walking towards him. Duncan was so at ease that he forgot about his nakedness until the man was handing him an identical white robe. Duncan slipped it on and asked the unavoidable question while he tied it shut with a length of golden rope: "Where am I?"
"You are in the Hall of the Thirty Point Scorers," answered the man.
Once the place had been given a name in his mind, Duncan remembered the events of his mortal life that had preceded his arrival here. "I just scored thirty-four..." he whispered to himself.
"And this is your reward," the man said. "A place of ultimate...well, I wouldn't call it 'happiness', but 'peacefulness' is a good way to put it. A place of ultimate peacefulness, that is what the Hall is for all those lucky enough to find a respite among its glorious environs."
"You must have scored thirty in your life, too," Duncan said.
The man smiled and nodded. "Yes. If you look in the NBA record books, the name 'Carlos Delfino' will be listed there among those who scored thirty or more in an NBA game."
Duncan was about to say more, but something had caught his eye. A tall, dark figure had just emerged from the distant mist.
"Hey Bam!" Duncan yelled, waving at the faraway figure.
"Hey Duncan!" Bam Adebayo yelled back, waving in response. "What is this place?"
"Carlos here was just explaining it to me! Come over here and-"
"No way," Carlos interrupted, standing in front of Duncan to block his view of his teammate. "You're not supposed to find each other here. This place is infinitely large for a reason. It's supposed to be a place of silent, peaceful reflection. Not a place for friends to raise a ruckus." Carlos grabbed Duncan by the shoulders and steered him away from the newcomer.
Suddenly, there were running footsteps from the opposite direction of where Bam was confusedly standing. "Oh man, I'm glad I found somebody! This place is nuts! It goes on forever!" Duncan turned around to see Kendrick Nunn standing next to him.
"Yeah, the Hall of the Thirty Point Scorers is infinite, I guess," Duncan replied, and now Carlos was looking very flustered indeed.
"The overseers can't know that you've encountered each other! Oh, I'm going to be in trouble. So much trouble. They'll fire me," Carlos rambled. "And I've run out of robes too. Oh, the Great Ones will unleash a fury unrivaled in this or any other dimension! You must separate at once!"
Spontaneously, the walls of the Hall rearranged themselves so that, instead of only two directions to choose from, there were three. The clattering sounds of marble bricks falling down and reforming seemed very loud.
"Go! Go! I will take care of the others," Carlos commanded, glaring at Duncan and pointing down the new hallway. "If you ever want to come back here again, you will go. Now."
Duncan was sad to leave his teammates, but found himself eager to regain the solitude and quietness that the Hall had provided him upon his initial arrival. So he walked, and walked, and when he turned around, there was no indication that there was anybody else in the Hall at all.
Seeing a marble bench up ahead, Duncan sat on it. Despite being made of stone, it was very comfortable. As his eyes grew heavy with impending sleep, he thought of his teammates Bam and Kendrick, and hoped that their experience in the Hall was just as fulfilling as his own...
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[@ajax_9_miami836]

If Duncan keeps improving on defense, we got our Klay Thompson.

[@igorradanovic5508]

Korver

[@Adontheimperfectionist]

@@igorradanovic5508 that can play D

[@kdude1000]

@@igorradanovic5508 Thompson.. he already has better defence than Korver..

[@igorradanovic5508]

@@kdude1000 you say robinson play defens like klay?

[@Jay19384]

@@igorradanovic5508 no, he just has better defense than korver.

[@Rob2ctboii]

This team talent collectively is amazing

[@VicInc.]

If Bam,Nunn,herro and this guy improve and get consistent the east could be fireer

[@lloydalvinplazos6541]

Man you are spot on with your comment. Now they're in the finals vs Lakers

[@gaiusaugustusgermanicus471]

Description is so ethereal, i love it!

[@joaquingrande371]

This is crazy, he was a d3 player at one point...

[@binokyo10]

Spo tried doing this to Luke Babbit and Wayne Ellington.

[@gibbyyyyy]

binokyo10 those were the days

[@dario1143]

Yeah, and Ellington set the all time single season record for 3s made in a heat uniform

[@binokyo10]

@@dario1143 imagine if he was on this Heat team.

[@cashnovaa]

@@binokyo10 we can still aquire him hopfully😢

[@samuelc8656]

@@dario1143 Duncan's was on pace to beat that out by a lot. No idea how the season will finish out but Duncan is breaking wayne Ellington's record

[@ytalorafael9710]

For people who dont watch the heat, he is heat fouth best player this season behind dragic bam And butler , consistent And efficient , decent defender, he is huge for heat.

[@cantuna9228]

İ think he is better than dragic this season

[@yonce5823]

@@cantuna9228 Lol

[@wheeler5382]

now i have to watch Mario Chalmer's 10 3 pointers highlight

[@HEIRBOOTS]

Wheeler beat me to it 😂

[@blackmanwhitesuit]

As soon as I read the beginning of the description, I knew it was the "30 point hall". Gotta love that continuity. That said, this is a pretty big step for a division III college player.

[@G-ManXErlik]

Awesome description!

[@KiD_-le7ce]

This guy is the role player god

[@slyde734]

He's a great story. Go Blue! Go Duncan.

[@hittanomiss9702]

These descriptions crack me up

[@bballClipss]

How has the ringer not hire the best writer of KZbin already

[@rahnatham6977]

hes incredible

[@nba_fan7214]

DTB how did you come up with this description so fast. You been sitting on this waiting for that big Drob game huh?

[@OOHyeahpeggyhill]

what a gem this guy is

[@purplevap0r845]

I'm not a heat fan but this guy is my inspiration

[@gonzalo4658]

Chalmers also had 34 points with his 10 three pointers

[@gsheverything_2716]

MIAMI HEAT RUNS ON DUNCAN 🔥👍🏾🏀😎

[@commandershepard1838]

I’m surprised glen rice didn’t have the franchise record for threes in a game. Would have been two Michigan guys up there lol #GoBlue 〽️〽️

[@trollbrochina]

Duncan “triple beam” Robinson

[@user-pg7km7fd8b]

Tim DUNCAN David ROBINSON

[@chakachacha]

So when you saw him play that fanfic of yours just came to you? Lol. Love reading your write ups. 🤣

[@erhanhatem]

Probably has the best shot mechanics in the league

[@nataliewalker9682]

wow

[@oscarsteinbjelke8647]

Wow

[@nastynas7]

Damn 3 Miami heat players had a good night

[@alexstockton928]

Nasinator Empire 4

[@hakshsh6414]

Miami should extend the contract and pay what he deserve. That will improve his performance

[@garyweglarz]

A lot of scouting departments are kicking themselves in the arse right about now. Undrafted? Really?

[@mohammadcali554]

Nothing to do with scouting. More to do with player development, and Miami has a good one. Even Duncan Robinson said this during his podcast with JJ Redick. Right place right time. Other good player development organizations are Spurs and Raptors. Look at their rosters.

[@gbossaboy]

@@mohammadcali554 Sorry, but Duncan was 6'7" and knew how to shoot the three while at Michigan - he didn't need the Heat to suddenly develop any of that. I do give the Heat loads of credit for seeing his potential and doing everything they can to develop it - and give him the green light to shoot - that's for sure. Same with Kendrick Nunn. Two undrafted players playing starter minutes out of one draft - that's pretty amazing.

[@jamescatau4968]

@@mohammadcali554 Hes top 10 or top 5 in every single 3 category at U of M and scored almost 1100 pts. He was true in college every time. One year was 4th in 3 pct in the nation, knocked down almost 300 3s in 3 years at UM. Has nothing to do with Miami player development.

[@quirozefrenjasperi.696]

Klay 2.0

[@tlbentley8027]

Go blue Michigan A2

[@aimwrld3970]

GOD 🙏 IS THE GREATEST 🙌 Jesus is Lord 🙏 and savior and he died for our sins on the cross and rose on the third day GOD 🙏 IS THE GREATEST 🙌 Jesus is Lord 🙏 and savior and I love God and Jesus Christ with all my heart and soul and strength ❤️🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ in Jesus name Amen

[@vripper2678]

Duncan looks like a mix of Kevin James from King Of Queens and MJF from AEW

[@DannyXXXXX]

FAIL