Tim Duncan Almost Quadruple Double 2003 Finals Game 6 vs Nets - 21 Pts, 20 Rebs, 10 Asts, 8 Blocks!

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[@antoniotrivelloni8191]

He had two blocks that weren't given to him on the statline too. A quadruple-double to ice the Finals is some GOAT shit

[@chrisbarnett5303]

And guess who had the previous quad double? David Robinson! Now Victor Wembanyama has a very good shot at getting one as well. Seems to be a Spurs #1 pick big man thing

[@zubeirjamaa]

31 blocks in a series is insane!

[@iagolucena1209]

He actually made 32, in 6 games.

[@UFOsAreRealArea51]

21 steals in a series is insane. Detroit Pistons Isiah Thomas.

[@SRpachulin]

wait for wemby

[@kyle94306]

Never seen a 2000s era game in such high quality

[@MadPaperMario]

Lmao so many game post 2003 have hd quality search it up

[@infinty123z]

It was first finals in HD

[@zachmorgan6982]

Watching Steve Kerr play is so wild now... ppl forget this man was a hooper on some of the best teams ever assembled. And then has COACHED SOME OF THE BEST TEAMS EVER ASSEMBLED. MAN hes lived a hell of a life

[@Spin24Doctor]

This has got to be the best game of Timmy’s career AND a top 10 (maybe even top 5) Finals performance of all time.

[@chrisbarnett5303]

absolutely one of the all time greatest finals performances in NBA history

[@Braidlan]

It should have been a quadruple double but two of the blocks weren’t given to him

[@rooseveltdarbey9493]

Duncan was so fundamentally skilled with a high basketball IQ, and he was a winner. Duncan was in the playoffs every single year of his career the Greatest power forward.

[@TsukiRaiki]

everyone knows he had 10 blocks. change the title weirdo

[@Ginga]

That stat line is just insane.

[@briansharp896]

Will never be repeated

[@XGh0sT77]

@@briansharp896and in the nba finals no less

[@bigkirv4950]

I miss him so much 😭

[@colrez47]

Wemby is here to save you

[@padraig5335]

​@@colrez47i hope

[@ludoski68]

the power of the humbleness

[@ManniLive]

Amazing quality

[@lakersbano6122]

my best team ever pg: steph curry sg: michael jordan sf: lebron james pf: tim duncan c: shaq this freaks are always in the goat talk let's be real others aint option stop

[@officialthomasjames]

That’s mine too. If I had to change it I’d maybe swap Shaq for Kareem, Hakeem, or Wilt but that’s it.

[@TheJonathanWatkins]

Timmy’s composure throughout the game is unrivaled. He knew they would pull it off. Duncan is a magician and basketball genius. Also gotta give Jackson a lot of credit. He hit so many clutch shots. So happy David got the win on Father’s Day and sailed off on top.

[@abp1400]

I dunno why, maybe I didn't watch basketball in these years (although I did heavily in 80s and 90s). I don't remember this series or this game, but Duncan is such a monster here. The passing is like Jokic from this year but he's also lock down on the defensive end.

[@KH-ou4st]

Imagine if Jokic had lockdown defense

[@chrisbarnett5303]

@@KH-ou4st Combine Jokic and Duncan's best skills into one player and that players is without a doubt the greatest in league historyj

[@nomooon]

Mutombo was in ready to defend Duncan 1 on 1 but his dumb teammates just keep coming for the double team for no reason....

[@rafikz77]

1. Mutombo wasn’t stopping Duncan 1 on 1 2. it wasn’t his « dumb teammates « , their coach instructed them to double team

[@ShadowTwister28]

5:17 this Jason Kidd pass does not get enough love

[@frankfeng2701]

Role players back then were not used to pump fake and side step to create space for three.

[@masongreen1371]

Because he made passes like that every game.

[@chrisbarnett5303]

@@masongreen1371 why he's considered one of the best PGs ever

[@ssamani24]

Really shows how the NBA has changed. These days an 11 point lead isn’t even that big any not even breaking 90 points in a Finals game is considered an offensive disaster.

[@zakglove6536]

He actually had 10 blocks its sad the NBA hasn't acknowledged it.

[@wendelleasports]

Him Duncan

[@brandonandresen3744]

Best finals performance ever… robbed of a quad double

[@MorelifeJ]

GOAT performance

[@zachmorgan6982]

His defensive instincs timing, length and precision to ONLY GET THE BALL without fouling is such a great talent. Alot of his blocks he only jumps like 12 inchs

[@zachmorgan6982]

Duncan did the mican drill...with only his riggt hand.... on both sides.... i swear he NEVER GOES LEFTY. But if it aint broke....

[@TeeTrizzy]

all time finals performance

[@kiddquinn2201]

Here after watching jokic

[@blueking7415]

Joker got a long way to be like Duncan

[@blueking7415]

Joker has no defense Duncan is one of the greatest defensive player ever

[@kirikiti5425]

​@@blueking7415Hey, he got defense just not as good.

[@blueking7415]

@@kirikiti5425 not 😂😂

[@kirikiti5425]

@@blueking7415 We get it the nuggets tamed the Wolves, burnt the pheonix buns, flood the lakers, put out the Heat.

[@jasongts]

Tim Duncan’s (near) quadruple double in the ‘03 finals to close out the Spurs’ championship was also remarkable. Unfortunately, it goes under a lot of people’s radars 😅

[@derekjohnson6676]

Did the Nets player sink that half court buzzer beater?!

[@hectorlopez1069]

The close quadruple double he had in basketball.

[@turnkeydirect]

If you watch, the blocks are over 10. Quadruple double achieved.

[@razkable]

To think this was the last game before lebron came into the nba...

[@senju.hashirama5224]

no wonder kenyon’s doing podcast nowadays… dude was trash

[@samhartje723]

It’s really weird to me how people always remember him as a power forward, even though he mostly played center.

[@WorldwideWyatt]

Look at these highlights. He was at his best as a PF. He was an absolute force.

[@chrisbarnett5303]

He played most of his prime as PF

[@samhartje723]

@@chrisbarnett5303 nah, he was a center

[@darthhorror0HD]

@@WorldwideWyatthe had to play alongside david robinson who’s way more bulky which was needed for centers back then

[@Cbreezy74]

@@samhartje723 not when David was still on the Spurs. He played PF for a good while. Also that guy wasn’t wrong, Duncan was certainly in his prime at this point in time.

[@UFOsAreRealArea51]

Tim Duncan is so quiet that he didn't want the attention of that status. Only allowed himself 8 blocks. Give me the fame though. 10 blocks! 💯😆

[@evanramsey7662]

Great video!

[@geraldking9385]

Coach bud must've have giannis watching duncans highlights, I see so much in his game. like if he keeps becoming consistent with his jumper and fundamental, he'll easily become the GOAT PF and possibly even higher.

[@Wuncler]

Laughable!!!

[@TheBallsbreakers]

No way, Jose. Duncan way colder. GOATs don't go crying because someone stole their game ball.

[@MORONIC_official]

Great video

[@zachmorgan6982]

Bro tim dominating with 21 points and EVERYTHING ELAE is the biggest Duncan game ive ever seen. Hes a casual bucket a crafty vert

[@vincetubio2235]

Still baffles me till this day why Tim Duncan never got a DPOY award. He could've won at least twice.

[@defiantlytrill]

He did, it wasn't credited.

[@TheSkepticalGrassHopper]

Amazing.

[@jmc2491]

The steadiness throughout the game from start to finish and the poise he showed in crunch time were unmatched. Love Timmy, all fundamentals.

[@zachmorgan6982]

Old David and YOUNG TIMMY LIBADALAHHH TIMMAH

[@KacciVAL]

Greatest blocker

[@morganfreemansfreckles]

you have no idea how good Tim Duncan was!

[@kingarchnyc]

In the finals too!!!

[@puertomontin0]

We want justice

[@quintinfink12]

We miss you timmy

[@richardarevalo4039]

1:20 the goat!

[@astralpesmerga6224]

the best caliber player of spurs playing there😢