Tim Duncan Is The GREATEST Power Forward Of All-Time! 2002-03 Highlights | GOAT SZN

[@wipe919]

Had one of the greatest post season runs of all-time and nobody talks about it

[@1124-w9d]

Yeah. 02-03 spurs were absolutely fantastic and had one of the least talked-about among greatest playoff runs. They dethroned the defending champs, and that mavericks series was amazing, especially game 6 when Stephen Jackson, Manu and my man Steve Kerr helped Tim for a huge come back. Maybe it's because Tim Duncan was too consistently good. The worst game he had statistically that playoffs was 12 points 13 rebs in a blow-out win against the lakers. Also it may have been anti-climactic to face the less-than glamorous Nets to cap off a championship run. But prime Tim Duncan was simply great, hands-down one of the two most dominant big men in the new millennium, the other being Shaq himself.

[@mckoolaid1567]

2011 mavs

[@Thanosdidtherighthing]

Didn’t Lebron get outplayed by a 6’2 185 lb sixth man in the Finals ?🌝🌝🌝

[@yourhomie7568]

@@Thanosdidtherighthing what does this gotta do with LeBron?

[@canarsienyc]

Top 5 ..

[@Zaccurry30]

This is simultaneously the most entertaining and boring video i’ve watched

[@RoyaltyGotHits]

ZacWithaC Couldn’t have said it any better lol

[@benkova6925]

I've always said that the Spurs are the most exciting and boring team to watch. Their commitment to selfless playmaking and pure fundamentals has always been admiring to watch as a basketball fan, but boy they could just never make a flashy highlight play for once in a game.

[@WildDanHibiki]

@J B I don't think Timmy would've lasted as long if he had more highlight plays. I reckon it would wear his body out more. I'm thankful that he played nearly 20 seasons.

[@willhooke]

Yes, Tim and Dirk don't actually excite me with their play 🙂 Absolutely amazing players, just not that spectacular fireworks show others offer More like dynamite, without all the flash and sparkles 💯

[@PatrickDavidson]

20 minutes of straight buckets

[@jamesbolton3544]

That man plowed through Shaq, Amare, Dirk and Kmart while averaging 24.7/15.4/5.3/3.3(blk) to take the chip. Goat

[@samuelbach1631]

In an era when pace was slow as hell. Those numbers undersell him.

[@JoshCConnor]

Dirk was hurt

[@uptown215]

@@JoshCConnor if dirk was healthy dallas would've won

[@jermainezinnerman7450]

@@uptown215 STFU. It's always some excuse. So how did they beat the mighty Lakers? Stop making excuses. Dirk was soft than. Everyone is hurt to some level by this time of the season. Stop it

[@kevindepina6210]

Pause

[@T_1of1]

Underrated as hell. This man has GOAT status and everyone overlooks it. He is loyal and strives in silence to get the work done. Never asked to be traded and always put his team before him. His stats might not jump out and surprise you but his status would. 5x NBA champ, 3x Finals MVP, 2x MVP, 15x All NBA & All Defense (only player in history to be in both categories their entire career) and the 1997-98 ROY. I consider him as the greatest pf of all time and he is in my starting 5.

[@alter3426]

Actually he was once asking for a trade

[@T_1of1]

4LT3R3G0 yeah I just remembered that too

[@T_1of1]

Steve Wilson now I was born in 2005 so I didn’t see him as a rookie but I seen him when he was in the finals against the heat just dominated

[@TheIcemanthomas]

I mean he almost signed with Orlando but point taken.

[@T_1of1]

CPGoat #3 yeah I just watched a video on Tim Duncan almost signing with them but I’m glad he’s loyal

[@WONtothaG]

03 Duncan was Optimus Prime

[@kn7cks347]

Duncan is in my Top 5. Nothing he can’t do, and he does everything at an elite level . Just a nightmare of a machine

[@aedaed3605]

Calling him a machine is a pretty good word choice. It's ridiculous how consistently good he was.

[@razkable]

If you want a perfect big in todays era it has to be duncan....no hate to anyone else but duncan would be the perfect center in todays nba cause he could do it all efficiently....he gave you the best floor and still had a great ceiling somehow...you won't shoot him off the floor

[@darkorlightz]

​@@razkable he'd have to develop a three ball tho, at least at about 35%

[@JesusGutierrez-lk3ce]

@@darkorlightzyou don’t need to shoot the 3 when you are TD

[@bluefurby5251]

Duncan's post moves are lost art. So pretty to watch

[@geordiejones5618]

Only chance Giannis has to dominate in the playoffs. He'll never be a good shooter so he needs to look at guys like Duncan, KG, Barkley and Hakeem. Kind baffling how forwards/centers just ignore the post game as if it can't help with spacing and easy kick out shots.

[@BasketballHighway19]

@@geordiejones5618 thank you, more people need to be saying this instead of, "OmG, WhEn He GeTs A jUmPeR" and just completely ignore the fact he needs a better post game

[@ATX-js1to]

@@BasketballHighway19 wouldn’t hurt to get a jumper...

[@ATX-js1to]

@@BasketballHighway19 Timmy has a better 15 foot jumper then giannis and is just more skilled...giannis just needs to work on his offensive bag period...great in the fast break but the game slows down in the playoffs

[@felix3033]

Nikola Jokic has the best post moves in the game now

[@JT9K]

Duncan wasn't a killer. He was a professional Assassin. No emotion and all his kills were CLEAN and efficient

[@raulbrito133]

He even went out like that too. No farewell tour, nothing. Went to work all those years and never missed the playoffs, and just like that, he was gone.

[@nubatama0789]

tru dat..

[@bjyrad785]

It wasn't just longevity. Tim Duncan was absolute dominance in his prime.

[@razkable]

While he topped out at usually 25 ppg duncan would get 15 reb 4 to 5 blocks and 4 to 5 assists and kill you slowly in his prime

[@MrEazyze]

This man carried a bunch of plummers (joke), the corpse of David Robinson, and a young Parker and ginobili to a championship. This is undoubtedly one of the greatest individual playoff runs ever and nobody talks about it. Nba is too obsessed with big markets, imagine if he did this in la or NYC

[@mekacrab]

NBA fans too obsessed with flashy players like Kobe or Shaq. They find Duncan's game boring ig.

[@julesmules5194]

The intensity of the rivalry of the Spurs-Mavericks series is amazing, just like against the Suns. I'm lucky to witness this legendary Spurs team.

[@razkable]

What crazy is if dirk was healthy in 2003 and if blair doesn't get ejected in the 3rd of game 4 in 2014 the mavs may have beaten the spurs 4 out of 6 times in the playoffs over those 13.5 years or at least 3 times...

[@gmeletis678]

Timmy's performance in game 6 of the Western semis against the Lakers is one of the greatest I've ever watched in the playoffs

[@edwardmendoza4480]

Everybody talks about Game 6 of the 2003 Finals and his final stat line, which obviously was otherworldly, but it was his performance in the closeout game against the 3-time defending champs that playoffs that propelled him into "legend." It was his greatest performance ever, single-handedly closing out the Los Angeles Lakers.

[@uptown215]

The games against new jersey in the finals were incredible too

[@TheJesseGladSaget]

@@edwardmendoza4480 Yeah that was definitely my favorite game of that playoff run. And he could've easily had 45 or so points in that game but he took his last shot with like 10min left in the 4th because his teammates finally started to cook. But he single-handedly quelled every single Laker run, scoring over whoever they threw at him. Legend shit

[@_1luljayyy]

The most underrated player ever. And one of the most under appreciated players ever

[@koolkai4299]

That will be Kawhi Leonard when it's all said and done the media has already laid that foundation

[@TheIcemanthomas]

@@koolkai4299 stop it. Kawhis name is always in the medías mouth. Duncan never got anywhere near this level of attention.

[@TheIcemanthomas]

nah. Moses malone is the most underrated

[@zoddayaintern5490]

I feel like Stephon Marbury is under appreciated as well

[@benjaminan1183]

Chauncey Billups, Kevin Johnson, Peja Stojakovic, Ray Allen, Michael Cooper & Dwight Howard exist.

[@Maxjuliann]

can't forget when this man got ejected for laughing at the ref on the bench lol

[@yesmymajestybut898]

Joey Crawford absolute legend

[@JCATG]

Undeniably the GREATEST Power Forward to ever play the game, Tim Duncan! He embodied everything that a Power Forward should be-and even more. He had proper timely defensive stops and can make shots that really give the whole team a boost and challenge the opposing teams. Thank you so much for this awesome compilation of Timmyʼs great season. God bless you!

[@bdww4072]

You are reaching so hard with the "Power Forward" bull poop and what you said doesn't really make any sense considering nothing about Duncans game made any serious basketball fan think " this guy embodies Power forward with his skills that make him the perfect fit for the position" Explain to me what skills Duncan has that make him a PF and Hakeem or Joker a center? Absolutely nothing other than the fact that he played on the same team as David Robinson when he was a drafted. Did anyone notice who Greg Ostertag and Olden Polynince (The Jazz centers) were guarding during the game? How about when John Thompson remarks more than once how impressed he was that a "center was dominating the game" or "I haven't seen a center score like this in a long time" when describing Timmy? One of the most annoying things about NBA fans is their insistence on calling Tim Duncan the "greatest power forward of all time" basically as a cop out to not have to rank him against the gauntlet of all time centers. Yes, Duncan played power forward at times during his career (positions don't matter, skillsets do). The reason he was listed at power forward was only because of the fact that he had a HOF teammate, David Robinson, already listed at the center position. Why do they list positions at all considering the same rules apply for all of the players? No clue. Probably for novices to follow the game. 25 out of the 29 teams who wanted to draft Duncan would have started him at center not PF. What is Tim Duncan good (great) at? Rim protection, rebounding, post scoring and passing out of double teams. All of those skills are skills that you would find in centers. Back in the early 00s and before, this was also what you got from most PFs but the idea of the PF and the modern PF is supposed to be more agile and usually better at guarding on the perimeter if forced onto more athletic players who like to attack off the dribble. Not exactly what Duncan is known for. Tim was so good that he could pass as both positions but was best suited to be a center because of his sheer size and lack of explosive athletic ability. The Spurs smartly staggered when their twin towers went to the bench so Tim also played center while playing on the same team as Robinson. Then, he played center for the entire second half of his career, longer than he played PF if you check Basketball reference WITHOUT including what I already said about him playing center when Robinson went to the bench. Combine that with the fact that if Tim Duncan were to play in today's era 29 out of 30 GMs would play him at the center. That is unless he ends up on the Sixers. Yikes, they would be unstoppable. Last thing, it's hard to rank Duncan against the centers because it forces us to make tough decisions. These tough decisions aren't a thing when you are talking PFs who don't have nearly the history or talent that we find from the centers. Is Duncan better than Shaq? What about Hakeem? Is he the GOAT or is Kareem or Wilt still above him? Personally, I would rank him as the "best" center of all time in the sense that regardless of the era, he would be the most effective towards helping you win a championship while anchoring your team as a center. If we are talking "greatest" on the other hand, which to me means how you dominated against your own era (resume/accolades), I would have him behind Russel and Kareem for the 3rd greatest center of all time. What do you think? Rant over.

[@jarvasedundy1]

From 98-05, Tim Duncan was arguably the best player in the NBA: NBA rookie of the year, 8x all-star, 8x first team all NBA, 2x NBA MVP, 3x NBA champ, NBA all-star game MVP, 3x finals MVP, 6x first team defense during his prime years. His 02-03 season was legendary.

[@zoddayaintern5490]

He was one of the best, but he was definitely not the best for all those years

[@jarvasedundy1]

@@zoddayaintern5490 I respect your opinion, but he finished top 3 in MVP voting all those 8 seasons from 98-05. Aside from Shaq/Kobe/Garnett/T-Mac were the top players from that time frame too.

[@zoddayaintern5490]

Jarvase dundy so you would take 2000 Tim Duncan over 2000 shaq?

[@jarvasedundy1]

@@zoddayaintern5490 Nope, Shaq was almost the unanimous MVP that year.

[@zoddayaintern5490]

Jarvase dundy so shaq was better in 2000

[@andrejordan1926]

Cookie monster is what we always call Timmy .....he starts in every all time great team I choose ....type of guy that shows up gets a triple double ,wins the game walks to locker ,showers ,say good game guys and goes home to get ready for the next day at work......one of my favorites

[@AHMAD-2324]

Man oh Man what a TALENT... I wish I could have 10 more season's of watching Tim Duncan play basketball. He was truly that SPECIAL!!!

[@jordan7985]

One of my favorite things about Duncan is watching him 10 years later and him doing the same things lol

[@jermaineonealnumber7]

MVP!!! MVP!!! MVP!!! Thanks for including some defensive highlights as well.

[@wjsqudgh]

his game really didn't change. it must have been frustrating guarding him knowing what he gonna do yet still couldn't stop him.

[@doctorx1924]

It did change somewhat in the sense his mobility was compromised after '08 due to have 1 terrible knee in which he would have to wear brace on. If you watch the old videos of Duncan from '97-'07 and compare it to '08-'16 you will notice how quick he was in pulling off his moves during the first half of his career vs the second half where he was slower but still effective.

[@0206embalmer]

If you were a die hard Tim Duncan Fan nice to meet you, get in line lol but all kidding aside he is and until that next Great Power Forward and I hope it’s in my lifetime cause to see the greatest to ever live or who you thought, would be a great privilege. 🙏🏽 by the way thank you for putting this together 🙏🏽

[@ArcadianGenesis]

15 times he was both All-NBA and All-Defense. 8 times he was *First Team* both. That's insane.

[@truthhearer6323]

And still more boring than a gray wall

[@brodericksimpson6049]

Greatest power forward ever. Top 10 all-time player. One of the best leaders in the history of sports

[@72vince27]

That boy Max doing his thing again. Been subbed to you since like 07/08 and still enjoy your vids man. Keep em coming.

[@WildDanHibiki]

Giannis needs a post game so that he can play Center and have something to rely on when barrelling into the lane stops working.

[@paquinraino8180]

@@SmartyPantsButt Giannis basically started to play LIKE a real big man, THIS season so yeah I think that what he showed of improvement in a so little time tell me that he can be on pace to at least be not too far from Duncan or Hakeem

[@mat52298]

Top 10 player of all time. Could make an argument for top 5 just on his resume alone.

[@zoddayaintern5490]

I got him at 5

[@jdrobin1]

@J B exactly I said the same thing above. 1-3(whatever order( Mj Bron KAJ 4. MAGIC 5-7(Duncan)

[@TheEndlessEgoist]

If you really start looking at his career you can argue he is the goat

[@ATX-js1to]

@@TheEndlessEgoist had a better career start to finish then jordan that’s Forsure

[@ATX-js1to]

@@TheEndlessEgoist played tougher competition aswell

[@jayadams5444]

He's more than just best power forward ever. He's one of best post player at power forward or center. One of last players who along with his own points and defensive stats, a big man who a team could truly run whole offense through.

[@mikeabe4606]

Man this is the type of BIG MAN I love to see this new generation bigs to do in the NBA get to the post and dominate the painted area.

[@zhugelianges]

Glad that i was credit and mentioned by my idol Max....Can't fucking believe it...

[@keithgillespie4365]

Before Duncan started playing on one knee towards 2009 and so on.... he was one of the best two way players we’ve seen! Spurs were always highly ranked in defense thanks to Timmy! Best pf of all time and a top 8 player of all time

[@kylemonsterdrywallfistbump5948]

Tim duncan in my mind is no doubt the best defensive player ever

[@kylemonsterdrywallfistbump5948]

@J B it's debatable and i never looked at it until i noticed people talking about it and tim duncan is the person who I've seen overwhelmingly as the best. But there are so many greats

[@TheIcemanthomas]

The man just couldn’t be stopped

[@zakariaosman2384]

Damn I commented for this he actually did it respect💯

[@Shabla7]

No need to overcomplicate why he was so good. Just like the simplicity of his moves. He was just really good at putting the ball in the damn hole. He was aggressive and decisive but under total control.

[@feisalabbasi9265]

2:22 one of the smoothest plays he's ever done did the dream shake like dream would

[@peat381low8]

The only superstar in a small market for his entire career. He never had the teammates that Shaq or LeBron had. Yet he still has more rings than both those players.

[@benjaminan1183]

KG had the higher regular season peak, but Timmy always raised his game in the playoffs.

[@paulgarcia433]

Karl Malone was the same way. Excellent regular season peaks, ehhh in the playoffs.

[@texaspete33]

Duncan better in both. More MVPs, more all nba first teams, more nba first team defences, higher winning percentage.

[@cp3isBetterThanDrose]

@ 6:49 God damn, had no clue Timmy could dunk it like that

[@javiercolunge5274]

TIM DUNCAN's game was sleepy in the post untill he turns it on. Deadly after that. A Legend.

[@ceebee312]

Not gonna lie I despise those spur teams n TD but as time moved on, made me realize I appreciate his game and classic games they displayed ...

[@ojblomer5331]

Glad you did those. Been waiting for '88 Jordan.

[@officialmightynotoriousaka3897]

Tim Duncan is part of 5 NBA titles for the San Antonio Spurs 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆

[@Bojonni]

Consistency, leadership, and selflessness is Tim Duncan top 5 all timer idccccccc

[@mamba4ever873]

this man is the one who can take the W with the easiest way. Fundamental move.

[@2408heineken]

What I love about this guy is he does his job then run back to their next play. After scoring no show off, back to defense.

[@thereal_notoriousakagdubb3486]

This man Tim Duncan had carried the spurs as a lone nba all-star in 2002-03

[@austin31bennett]

1:00 "Duncan who has a double-double with *just his offensive rebounds*" Timmy "Duncan on dem Hoes" Duncan is elite beyond comparison.

[@GiorgiGeGetchkori]

Goat 🙌🙌🙌 no question!!!

[@darkgable85]

People keep saying Tim Duncan was a system player.... Technically.... He was the system for 19 straight years

[@WallTrapMedia]

Ya'll are going to kill me but if you look at the accolades Duncan had a better career than Kobe! lol He is the most underrated NBA legend of all-time. If he's the best PF of all-time when one can argue that solidifies him in the Top 5 DOA list because if there were an all-time All-NBA First Team he would be in there! For me, my Top 5 DOA would be PG. Magic SG. Jordan SF. LeBron PF. Duncan C. Jabbar.

[@andrejordan1926]

My top 5 are magic ,mj,healthy prime grant hill,tim duncan,Hakeem the dream

[@kingkold2761]

Yo Horry could not guard Duncan. Duncan was just straight consistent his whole career. His stats are stellar and that whole argument about having HOFs his whole career peep this. Parker’s career ppg was 15, Ginobili’s was 13, and when he had Robinson he was averaging 9 ppg soooo.... that’s a bull💩 argument. Plus he torched Kevin Garnett his whole career same for Dirk.

[@samuelhepburn2636]

Thank you sir for pointing that out,but they don't listen....

[@kenbarnes8859]

Hand down Tim Duncan is the GOAT POWER FORWARD IN NBA HISTORY !!!

[@jigglyjuice7907]

I think he's underrated because he cost LeBron some rings and the media doesn't want to recognize him because espn and the other media outlets treat LeBron as a god

[@sirm.a.r.s4640]

Nah Duncan isn't a media dude. Media don't acknowledge the quiet ones. Kareem is the goat but media never got along with him so you never hear about him. No different with Duncan. Low key Duncan is top 5 all time arguably 3rd.

[@blakelip3]

Deron Williams Goat SZN next

[@jordan7985]

cavs edition jk

[@andrejordan1926]

That funny🤣

[@pedrobpuente650]

Who?

[@el_mitya]

Olajuwon, Duncan, Pippen (Kawhi), Jordan, Payton - лцчшая пятёрка не только по защите, но и вообще на обеих сторонах площадки. Думаю, что эти ребята могут вынести даже любую сборную

[@Maul3097]

Thanks for the video

[@officialmightynotoriousaka3897]

In 2002-03: Tim Duncan was a lone all-star

[@feisalabbasi9265]

I play just like timmy for my school as a pf alota my freinds laugh at me till I drop 15 get the boards outmuscle dude and shoot that reverse pivot bank shot and just for laughs I'm learning how to stretch the floor

[@capobasketball7158]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[@travisj8110]

Was waiting on this

[@eqm6chief642]

YES! Thank youuu!

[@anthonymcmorris7451]

After Jordan retired,Tim Duncan took over as the best player in the league.

[@lavarwood3539]

SO NOBODY NOT GOING TALK ABOUT HOW TIM DUNCAN FOLLOW UP DUNK AND HELP THE DUDE UP THAT HE DUNK ON 😂 AT 1.41

[@waltchamberlain5165]

MaxaMillion711 GOAT SZN playlist has officially reached GOAT status

[@javiercolunge5274]

TIM DUNCAN. THE GOAT PF. AND ALSO A GENTLEMAN ON AND OFF THE COURTS.

[@jonathanwilliams0824]

TIMMY!!!!!

[@alter3426]

Everyone that say tim duncan is just getting carried to 5 championship with 5 or 4 hof with an hof coach ,maybe putting his first championship an asterisk.Doesnt know a damn thing about basketball

[@_1luljayyy]

Exactly! He won 3 finals MVPs and carried the spurs this year. It was like Kobe in 06 with no help, that’s what Duncan was dealing with for almost his whole career in the 2000s

[@jamalabdelbaset6635]

MomJessicaandJordan Richardson Yeah and lets be real, Robinson had really been on the decline since he had hurt his back and foot in 97. It was basically Tim Duncan’s team once he was drafted.

[@jamalabdelbaset6635]

Steve Wilson Agreed! From 99-about 08, he was the primary guy.

[@selfmade8884]

Who ever said that?! Tim Duncan was unquestionably the best player on the spurs the day he got drafted and all the way until Kawhi Leonard developed.

[@noahamankwaah9802]

@@selfmade8884 Casuals on Twitter.

[@benmecha01]

watching these highlights after Jokic just carried the Nuggets to a finals win.....they are similar but different

[@shammgod992]

How are you the best pf of all time And still underrated?

[@iamjason9240]

Only fools would say AD is better than Timmy, AD isn't on the same level.

[@HugoSoup57]

I heard someone say that AD was better than Hakeem, that’s why I don’t take most young fan’s opinions of older players into consideration

[@SacredAbolisher]

Hella smothered contested layups and middies but he was making it look easy🤣The difficulty of some of those shots is insane yet it doesn’t matter! Timmy is 🔥still got him top 5

[@Cakewalk.]

Wembanyama needs to learn how to impose your will and dominate like this using your length..

[@dj.sobxrbe]

imagine if he had a 3 point shot… he’d literally climb the all time rankings with that alone

[@peytonlong5573]

So underrated simply cause he wasn’t flashy and just played basketball the simplistic way but for me it’s goes MJ, Kobe, Timmy D, Lebron and Dirk

[@T.H.E.O.R.Y.]

How fitting his szn mixtape is just over 21 minutes exactly.

[@officialmightynotoriousaka3897]

Tim Duncan had an amazing year, including in 2002-03 season, winning his second NBA league MVP, and a second NBA title and and NBA finals MVP all in the same year in David Robinson's last season?🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆

[@whats_holden_up]

Best season by any player in history

[@mekacrab]

Wilt had a better season

[@carlbennett2479]

We need a David Robinson goat szn!! Keep the Spurs love going!

[@MccoyHayden]

I developed a pump fake pull up fadeaway bank shot because of tim Duncan and kobe

[@mastermouaable]

Where has POP been since Duncan retired??? I’ll wait!!! Don’t you think Duncan made the system work and not the other way around?? He’s a true leader that would sacrifice his stats for the better of the team; a very high IQ basketball player. What Duncan brings onto the floor there’s no stats to show for. If there’s no Duncan no Championship.

[@EmmanuelStalling]

Cool story. Everyone knows this. It was Pop who drafted Duncan and crafted a system around him on offense and defense, so don't act like Pop is some bum who just got lucky.

[@truthhearer6323]

​@@EmmanuelStallingwell apparently Duncan is stronger than his system because after he left Gregg won nothing

[@ultimatesaiyan8506]

It's okay if nobody talks about Timmy as much as they should but at least everybody recognizes that he is the greatest power forward of all time 💯💯💪💪

[@Lkom24]

Nothing flashy, just hard work and perfect footwork/fundamentals. And to think he could have been a professional swimmer if he wanted to stick with it.

[@un-taimmusic9229]

3rd best player of all time, stop hating greatness

[@TheShachattack13]

He’s one of the ten best players in the history of the league and I don’t think he had a single play in his career that made sportscenter’s top ten highlights

[@uptown215]

The numbers he put up against the nets in the finals was ridiculous lol

[@neilimpas6642]

Ginobli and TP need their GOAT szn highlights

[@PatrickDavidson]

The most slept on hall of famer best pf of all time

[@SeecretWeapon]

best PF during the era when PF were at their best 5 championships in the West when it was the toughest conference ever did this in a small market, one team! Says a lot.

[@Zaymane808]

If how do you want it, how do you feel was a player😭😭🤦🏾‍♂️💯

[@mekacrab]

🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂

[@connormacleod1490]

No wonder shaq and horry is still bitter about TD. LOL he ate both of them whole.

[@kylemonsterdrywallfistbump5948]

Especially horry. He is extremely bitter towards the spurs.

[@TH-cq7bj]

only 20 min for an all-time great season

[@MaxaMillion711]

Footage is hard to come by

[@TH-cq7bj]

fair enough@@MaxaMillion711

[@JezuzIsLord]

Top 3 MJ KAJ Duncan

[@jamalabdelbaset6635]

21 minutes. Coincidence? Lol

[@freespirit5431]

Jamal Abdelbaset exactly

[@jayadams5444]

His basketball IQ was so far ahead of his time. Had an answer for any type defense teams tried.

[@officialmightynotoriousaka3897]

Tim Duncan dethrone all nba title teams:2003 LA Lakers,2005 Detroit Pistons and 2014 Miami Heat, TD stops LA Lakers, Detroit Pistons and Miami Heat for going for a repeat nba champs?(the GOAT 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🐏)

[@andrejordan1926]

In his era the road to the nba title always led to a showdown with Tim duncan and the spurs at some point

[@ball1slife107]

thanks for the sleep draught...... jkjk timmy is one of my favourites

[@hectorlopez1069]

Duncan had some great post up moves in his position.

[@dkdebest]

Jokic better

[@esdrasmakumbi4438]

@@dkdebestzip his pants when your done

[@mikechoi1577]

Ummm. Kareem was before I really watched basketball, but to me Duncan, Shaq, Kobe, and Bron are neck and neck for 2nd in GOAT talk.

[@dickhardpicard]

Look up highlights of wilt chamberlain. They got some in good condition that shows how dominant he really was

[@EmmanuelStalling]

I guarantee you there's some idiots in these comments calling Tim Duncan underrated because they underrated him.

[@truthhearer6323]

Fact: nobody ever started playing basketball because of Duncan

[@anthony8326]

Tim Duncan , David Robinson , Emmanuel Ginóbili , Tony Parker , Stephen Jackson , Bruce Bowen , Steve Kerr , Kevin Willis , Steve Smith ecc....... Coach : Gregg Popovich What team 🔥🔥

[@JoshuaWSiegel]

On paper, yes, but Robinson was on his last leg, and it was 2nd year Tony Parker and rookie Manu Ginobili.... Kerr, Willis, and Smith were also on their last legs. The team without Duncan was not a playoff team. He carried them to the championship.