Prime Tim Duncan (99 to 03) - Low Post Master

"Tim Duncan - Low Post Master" is a offense highlights compilation I made for the Greatest Power Forward Ever, Tim Duncan. It includes the very specific post moves in low post by Prime Tim Duncan (by prime I mean 1998 - 2003, which is before his knee injuries and Plantar Fasciitis), However, it did not cover many great offensive plays of him, for more plays, you can refer to my Tim Duncan Top 100 Plays.
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And this video is basically inspired by Evin Gualberto's Tim Duncan - Postup Powerhouse, for his highlights, you may refer to:
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[@zhugelianges]

For the Low Post Series, please watch next: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZLEe36jl9SEn9k

[@cflo1386]

Loved watching him dominate without being jealous of his teammates, talking smack, or being bitter towards other opponents or coaches. Timmy was like Dr. J all class.

[@zhugelianges]

I love your word "dominate", people always talk about how Wilt, Shaq, Hakeem dominate but ignore Timmy.

[@TheIcemanthomas]

I mean dr j did have bird held back while he pummeled his face but... Lmfao

[@doq4904]

​@@zhugeliangesimagine 5 chips by just simple fundamental basketball

[@jeevitheshram31]

Tim Duncan was probably the only person who could face prime Shaquille O'Neal in the post and get the better of him.

[@KyoFanDuB]

Nah, overall Shaq would win all day. Prime Shaq was a beast in the post.

[@bp2000k]

@@KyoFanDuB But Hakeem & Yao made him problem

[@foofiiter]

@@KyoFanDuB You sound like you didnt watch Tim sweep Shaq in his prime in 99. Bruh, just admit Tim's a great player.

[@zhugelianges]

@@foofiiter And Timmy scores 6 points in a row in just 3 minutes and made Shaq go to his own bench, that game Timmy scores 37+16+4 and made Shaq and Kobe cried lol

[@rastafarri4953]

@@zhugelianges shaq too strong

[@cikif]

The title should be: Prime Tim Duncan (97 to 16)

[@zhugelianges]

lol you are from reddit?

[@cikif]

Nope why

[@meekmeads]

While I love Duncan, even I can admit that after 2007 he was physically slower not by a lot but he was getting definitely getting slower. The reduction in his minutes is what kept him able to play past 2010 effectively. But his rim protection is and dare I say, was actually better post-2007. Unfortunately the game became more perimeter oriented.

[@fuckthechinesevirus9462]

He declined after the 2006 season

[@peat381low8]

No he is right. Duncan’s prime was from 97’-03’ or 04’

[@alisalihue5220]

Man, awesome video. Tim Duncan sacrificed so much for the sake of winning.

[@zhugelianges]

If he was wiling to, he could easily put up 25+17 every night, as said by David Robinson

[@Luk3-936]

I slept with Tim Duncan once

[@ExtraordinarySteph]

@@Luk3-936 nice

[@Luk3-936]

@@ExtraordinarySteph not really, he was surprisingly small. Still was a good tim, btw he’s a bottom

[@RJNumber45]

​@@Luk3-936 Lol...with a pierced tongue

[@pob-4810]

Prime Tim Duncan would be so good in todays NBA (or any era). No one can post up like Tim Duncan

[@zhugelianges]

The real post up master

[@joshc441]

Yes, when him and David Robinson was playing no one had a chance in the post.

[@Peter-hx3im]

I often think about this. Duncan did that much work in the post with very little spacing. Playing today, run a pick to get a switch, no double team's because he's surrounded by 3 point shooters, Duncan would feast. I know I'm basically describing the 14 Spurs, but imagine the Spurs in 14, but Duncan is 28 instead of 38.

[@mastermouaable]

@@Peter-hx3im; That would be 4 peat or 6th. The 2014 team play lights out all the way to the promise land. No one will stop the three amigos with the supporting cast they have on deck. Only if they was in the prime what a shame. Every dynasty has to come to an end.

[@sportsisgood9883]

the greatest power forward no question

[@zhugelianges]

Ya. Without a doubt.

[@bp2000k]

My fav PF ever. Fundamentals pur. So low and yet a danger. And a great teamplayer also. That’s why his 5 rings is deserved🐐💯

[@zhugelianges]

Thanks for admitting Timmy's greatness!

[@jeffreysaenz646]

Poor Robert Horry was getting his ass kicked so much by Timmy that he had to join the Spurs.

[@Trenacetate43]

Thats why he hated duncan and said on the tv show that hakeem was 20x times better than him lol

[@peat381low8]

The ultimate team player. Just like Kareem Abdul-Jabbar he could put it in the rim but was never recognized by the media after retirement.

[@zhugelianges]

True. I love your comparison with Kareem but not Bill Russell. Duncan‘s offense is highly underrated.

[@isaacice4983]

Just the master going to work genius..He is the man!

[@foofiiter]

Not enough is said about how his bad knees changed his game yet he was still able to maximize his abilities on HOF levels. Once his knees went, he no longer used his low post spin move and he never went out on the perimeter and used his bank shot which EVERYONE knows was money, every single time. Add the fact that his knees lowered his already abysmal hopping ability yet he still was able to be effective down low late in his career. The man was amazing.

[@zhugelianges]

Yes, if that was not the bad knees of Timmy since 2004, he would dominate the game on both end of floors, just like what he did in 2003. Yet, unfortunately the bad knees made Timmy to score less efficiently than before (still at HOF level though) I was always thinking if that was not the bad knees, how great would Timmy be in all time ranking.

[@Great_Poleaxe]

tim duncan , over garnett

[@zhugelianges]

True, I respect Garnett, but it's true

[@michaelhua650]

Duncan had a better team and organization. We'll never know.

[@yvans.]

Michael Hua in 03’ The spurs wasn’t that good Tim carried them with a top 5 all time run in the playoffs

[@RafsanS15]

@J B McHale convinced KG to waive his no-trade clause

[@Fetchem1222]

@@RafsanS15 both are hall of fame. Both great and will be studied. Duncan was big fundamental. I love Rasheed but it’s clear Duncan is the best power forward- in my opinion.

[@nierlluc4705]

Awesome Zhugelianges! Anything Tim Duncan is always a good watch!

[@zhugelianges]

Thanks for your support bro!!😁

[@brandedmcgowan9414]

Duncan vs Garnett was must see TV. Also had great matchups vs Rasheed Wallace since the days from the ACC, Shaq, barbequing all other bigs.

[@2pab212]

Best PF ever! Thanks 🙏 for the play Timmy!

[@TheBdavis231]

Tim Duncan was a beast.

[@zhugelianges]

Thanks

[@texaspete33]

Great video. A lot of people forget Timmy was a post master.

[@zhugelianges]

He truely was!

[@navshawnguron99]

He reminds me of kawhi now so much, just has mechanical footwork and great touch. Tim played very patiently though, he wasn't extremely quick but had almost every post move imaginable spin move, up and under, jump hook, turn around

[@zhugelianges]

Thats why we should learn from him lol

[@navshawnguron99]

@@zhugelianges The post game is dead lol, zion williamson has a great body for a post player though. He uses the spin move a lot down low. He might develop more moves. He plays old school bully ball

[@zhugelianges]

He could be another Charles Barkley...that dude was a monster!

[@Peter-hx3im]

I feel like Duncan was always quicker than he seemed, like he only moved as fast as he needed to, so that his opponents never knew how quick he was, just that he was quick enough to beat them.

[@zhugelianges]

@@Peter-hx3im Actually he's not that fast after 2000, especially after his injury of knee after the game against Kings...sad, he could be GOAT if not for that injury

[@Newholland1982]

Bend the rim Tim,thank you for all the great memories,spurs fan for life

[@zhugelianges]

Thanks for your comment, and thanks for Tim too. Spurs and Timmy fan for life. 🙂

[@RJNumber45]

Great footwork...great lower body strength

[@ZACKSTACK1204]

It's crazy that even with his decline after the 03 season, he was still the best, at least 2nd best player in the NBA for a few more years.

[@zhugelianges]

Yes, he's arguably the best player in the next 3 year span (2005-2007). Can't only look at season, you know how he was a beast by looking at his playoffs stats.

[@Peter-hx3im]

Anyone that thinks Duncan declined after 03 needs to go watch him destroy the western conference in the 07 playoffs, he was absolutely the best player in the world though that season. His numbers dropped after 03 not because he declined, but because he began to share more with Manu and Parker.

[@ZACKSTACK1204]

Peter Tripp even with Manu And TP, he didn’t look like the same dominant beast he was in 01-03. That’s just what it looked like to me. He was still top 2 player at minimum for a few more years.

[@Seoso7]

im glad Ive been a spurs fan since 03' because i cant imagine cheering for the team thats going against TD. It's like being patient to lose wth

[@briannaing5284]

Id love to see duncan face against this era of dominant bigs like joker or embiid , etc. i feel he would still put up good numbers somewhere someway, very intelligent player

[@BeastTitan213]

The big fundamentals.. now you know why he makes it look EASY in the paint.

[@user-li5sf3ue4x]

GOAT

[@TheZealotofJudah]

1:59 “he needs some… or does he” 😂😂

[@ericallen4187]

Good old fashioned hard working post master who didnt rely so heavily on 3 pointers or complain for fouls nowadays

[@Peter-hx3im]

Timmy did complain about fouls, he would give the refs his big bug eyed stare, but then he would get back to the play. Players always complained, the problem now is that they complain for minutes instead of seconds.

[@karimlazaar9080]

What a monster!! And you'll have all those idiots talking about the "System" or how he wasn't dominant on offense GTFO

[@zhugelianges]

Excluding last season injury, TD is the only three with 30+15 per 100 poss in playoffs. Who care what those idiots think

[@a7xguitar666]

Literally no one says this tho... anyone who knows anything about basketball knows that duncan is considered the goat power forward for a reason..

[@texaspete33]

Timmy WAS the system until Ginobili and Parker matured

[@TheIcemanthomas]

@@a7xguitar666 u need to look around more cause it's easy to come across those comments. Any KG, malone, or barkely video will surface them.

[@timduncan7049]

yeah the sam system that kept this beast at bay....he did not even reach his full potential becoz of that same system

[@ramm8196]

I used to love watching Tim take it to Malone!!

[@zhugelianges]

Thanks bro!

[@joshc441]

The GOAT of Power Fowards.

[@zhugelianges]

Without doubt

[@LeBrow420]

What about Giannis

[@joshc441]

Raging Kid Giannis is a small forward.

[@LeBrow420]

Mike Gillispie I thought Giannis’ main position is PF and secondary is SF

[@matrixkernel]

I’m so glad that the game has changed to where you don’t need a Duncan in the post to win titles.

[@foofiiter]

Lmfao Congrats on the worst comment ever, here's your award 🏆

[@jordan7985]

3:09 GOAT awkward high five

[@zhugelianges]

Lol

[@rosgill6]

Bill Walton talking about "no ball movement" on that play with Timmy going at Shaq. maybe that's the plan, Bill! 4-down was money back in the day. especially in '03

[@zhugelianges]

And that's why Duncan 2003' is one of the greatest individual runs in NBA history.

[@cameronbrinkdawg5000]

Awesome!

[@zhugelianges]

Thx bro!!!

[@diegochavez679]

The pace of the late 90s early 2000s was the toughest era to score in

[@zhugelianges]

And still Tim could give out 27+14+4 day in and night out for every Spurs game which is only around 80 points....35% of his whole team scoring...INSANE

[@tsetungki]

@@zhugelianges that will be average 40pt per game now......

[@sebastiansilva7]

2:23 my favourite move

[@zhugelianges]

Thanks for your comment bro 😎!

[@connormacleod1490]

All-Star Duncan 1997 - 2015, Prime Duncan 1997 - 2007, peak Duncan is 2002 - 2006.

[@AnonymousLurker]

How is he at his prime as a rookie Wtf are you on

[@user-vw4cb1hq9z]

Obviously duncan's prime should be way longer, it just his playstyle .. he never care about individual stats.. if he did he suppose to average more points and rebounds from 2003- 11 or maybe 14

[@zhugelianges]

You are right bro

[@regice5650]

Beautiful like watching paint dry eating a great steak dinner.

[@jyprianpelostratos4935]

Even though timmy d is old he is still good compare to other power forwards

[@zhugelianges]

See how he taught Gasol a lesson even after he retired...

[@raymondramirez4732]

Make sense why Horry said Hakeem is 10x better then Duncan. Most of the clip on this video is Duncan whooping Horry behind easy work.

[@pjcerda1186]

Stayed loyal to his team , did not set up super teams like 1x champion LeBron to try to live up to MJ.

[@zhugelianges]

Thanks for appreciating Timmy D, bro

[@hookleyoak7805]

You never see big men post like that anymore :(

[@zhugelianges]

Sad but true =(

[@id6992]

Have you heard of zone defense ?

[@Peter-hx3im]

@@id6992 Duncan was cooking zone defenses at 37 and 38 years old on his way to the 13 and 14 finals. Zone is a big part of the decline in post play, but it's only part of why.

[@alexanderfrancispaned9332]

Sometimes i see shades of tim duncan moves in Joel embiid...

[@onurcan1992]

Tim DUNCAN was always prime like LBJ

[@zhugelianges]

Lol

[@dillonsiv]

2 years ago delusional lakers fans really thought AD was better than this legend. What a joke

[@zhugelianges]

And even today there are still some crazy fans think that AD is better than TD 😂

[@martymcfly8455]

Back when basketball was played by men.. Not women shooting threes

[@zhugelianges]

Damn, nowadays NBA sucks....no defense and played by women...

[@stevencoardvenice]

Joey Crawford was his only enemy

[@zzzzxxxx341]

Only Dennis Rodman has the intelligence and the strength to effectively defend Duncan, amazing Dennis. Let's go!

[@zhugelianges]

Yes, I still remember the Rebounding battle between Rookie Timmy and Dennis, both had 22 rebounds. Amazing...

[@lordanfullente3664]

How about Nikola Jokic?

[@deneuve5090]

1. McHale 2. Duncan

[@zhugelianges]

Cannot disagree with you

[@salazarraul2792]

shaq got faked out of his shoes like a fool!!

[@zhugelianges]

Lol! Always love to see how Tim played against Shaq

[@BlackFlash7]

Id say 98-07

[@zhugelianges]

04 - 07 Timmy was annoyed by knee injury ot plantar facsiitis, the ability to make isolation was actually weaker

[@Peter-hx3im]

I think Duncan's prime extended though 07, he dominated the playoffs every year back then. He just shared the offense with Parker and Manu. Maybe injuries forced him to conserve his best play, but he was still the best in the world in 07.

[@zhugelianges]

@@Peter-hx3im True...I misunderstood the term of "Prime", it should be 98-07 for Timmy, I would say 99-03 would be Timmy's "Peak", so better change the name to "Peak" Duncan lol

[@AlejandroSanchez-zs7pi]

ill take prime tim over anybody except mj

[@zhugelianges]

Me too lol

[@inakiluisamazarray7399]

nice vid but Tim's Prime was until 2015

[@zhugelianges]

No way, his plays are weaker than 2003 for too much after 2006...you can say his final prime is 2006 (scores 33PPG against Dirk) though

[@zacwoods]

zhugelianges completely disagree. The system changed and he changed positions after the 2006 season which is why the numbers are different. Duncan didnt decline at all until AT LEAST 2009.

[@zhugelianges]

@@zacwoods Come on, he can't even destroy the mother fucking Chandler in 2008, whom he will tear him into chicken wings in 2003....

[@Peter-hx3im]

I don't know about 2008, but in 2007 Duncan destroyed the western conference before letting Parker take the finals MVP. Duncan was unstoppable in 07, but he shared scoring because it was better for the team.

[@powerboatguy2308]

Duncan is the second best post up Power Forward of all time, Charles Barkley was the best with his overall skill set.

[@zhugelianges]

I agree, given how much I love Duncan, I would give the edge to Sir Charles

[@JoseMorales-hr3kw]

I disagree. Barkley was a better shooter. But Duncan was a better post player, rebounder, shot blocker, and defender. Even Charles Barkley said himself that Tim Duncan was better than him.

[@powerboatguy2308]

@@JoseMorales-hr3kw Not near the rebounder that Barkley was, could not lead the fast break like Barkley could, FG% was not as high as Barkley's, assist were not as high as Barkley and when you say "defense" Charles was one of the best offensive rebounders of all time, no better defense than the other team not getting the ball. Barkley also got the better of Duncan in their matchups when Charles was 36 years old, all washed up, a prime Barkley would destroy him, they would not even put Duncan on Barkley if Barkley were in his prime, Chuck's skill set was too high.

[@JoseMorales-hr3kw]

@@powerboatguy2308 I understand that I respect Barkley and his game. But ultimately when you talk about the best player at there respectable position. It goes beyond stats. Tim Duncan has 5 championships, 3 Finals MVP’s, 2 Regular season MVP’s, 10x all nba, 8x all defense, rookie of the year, all star mvp. Statistically barkley only averaged one more rebound per game than Duncan in there careers. Only three points per game more and .9 assists more than Duncan. Not very much difference. Barkley never won a championship. Duncan went to the finals six times and won five. Never missed the playoffs in his career. And because of him the spurs have the best win percentage out of all the major sports in history. Sorry buddy all accolades point to Duncan as the best power forward ever🙏🏼

[@powerboatguy2308]

@@JoseMorales-hr3kw I never bring up rings when talking about the GOAT (everyone has their opinion), because no player on the planet gets a ring without the right team, the right coaching and without staying healthy. Wilt was the most dominate player ever, but he did not win titles except twice. I judge players simply by who would be the most dominant at the position. Barkley would be the most difficult player in a match up for any PF. Kevin Garnet said Barkley was the best player he ever faced (when Chuck was broken down at that point) and he faced Malone and Duncan. I judge at match up, Charles got the best of any player he was ever matched up against (Garnet, Duncan, Malone, Kemp etc.) Malone got the better of him once Chuck hit 33. Now if you are going to judge by titles and later career productivity, I would say Duncan, but I'm talking about prime match ups, no way they would put Tim Duncan on the 1987 to 1993 version of Chuck, Barkley as more than just a PF, he could do almost anything on the court.

[@smh02]

GOAT

[@zhugelianges]

Agree