Tim Duncan Just HAD to Go and Say THAT!

Tim Duncan Just HAD to Go and Say THAT!
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[@julianramirez8424]

Remember Duncan didn’t grow up a basketball fan he was a swimmer until a hurricane ruined his pool.

[@abracadabrarecordstv7555]

Then came back to win 5 rings, otherwise, it would of been 10

[@chibill467]

@Tony Black you must have to be a gay too to know that

[@NotaPizzaGRL]

@Tony Black The comments of bitter ex-wives who cheat don't count.

[@NotaPizzaGRL]

@Tony Black Like I said comments from bitter ex-wives who cheat don't count. She was the only one saying that because she was trying to get more money during the divorce and wanted to rationalize her cheating. Duncan should've avoided the cave woman but maybe options are limited at Wake Forest i dunno.

[@laurencebellinger3350]

big facts, and to learn to play ball, he prolly focused more on big men...

[@josmyl]

Duncan: laughed while sitting on the bench Referee: thats when it became personal for me.

[@jerrods7223]

LoL

[@Buisness1]

Hahahahahahahaha

[@harmanjotsingh4230]

Way too underrated comment 😅😅🤣🤣

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

But it wasn't a personal laugh - and that ref got fined and suspended over the UNJUSTIFIED tech he called. I think it was Joey Crawford - who was a VERY "tech happy" ref before that event, but it was a catalyst for him to straighten his act up and turn into a very good ref after that.

[@Westside49er]

@MUFC so do you just go around making this comment not the first time I’ve seen you do this. Who cares about a 1-1 game. A bunch of pussies running around flopping all over the grass

[@MR.__G]

Damn! Jordan’s shot was butter. The way he makes tough shots in clutch situations. Made it look effortless.

[@codycarter1099]

Splashing that net too! No bouncing around just pretty

[@MR.__G]

@@codycarter1099 he was a wizard before becoming a wizard !

[@codycarter1099]

@Mr30plus lol nice!

[@thetruth72667]

His 1st step to the rim was lightning fast & the fact that he had handles made him even more of a problem to defend. Then once he got to the rim he could dunk explosively-he could go up for a layup & reverse it to the other side if defenders tried to block him-he could hang in the air like NO OTHER drawing a double team then pass it off to a teammate for an easy bucket. Now keep in mind that I’m just talking bout his inside game lol!!!

[@MR.__G]

@@thetruth72667 he was a nightmare on offense. He did this while being the best scoring option on his team by miles. No disrespect to his teammates but they weren’t elite scorers. Defensive were designed to contain jordan & he still avg 30 😂

[@ct7237]

2 seven footers against MJ and he still dominate inside the paint…the GOAT.

[@davidpadilla9468]

Whole team defense on wilt and he still dominated 5 on 1

[@syrupvamp]

@@davidpadilla9468 against plumbers

[@rjdez3589]

@@syrupvamp Robinson and Tim were plumbers?!... you sir, shouldn't talk basketball.

[@syrupvamp]

@@rjdez3589 im talking about wilt era

[@rjdez3589]

@@syrupvamp my fault brother.

[@bastardjustice]

Duncan: I didn't really like him. MJ: that's enough reason for me to take it personal.

[@Kig_Ama]

I took offense to that.

[@seanxclusive]

W

[@jjthe13th]

I just remembered Raiden s dialogue against Frost. *Then this fight is now PERSONAL*

[@joontaecho9917]

@@jjthe13th ll

[@cashflodigitalsportsnetwork]

love Tim Duncan.... technically the best player, after Jordan, but big man always get a knock

[@GuavaConQueso]

Deloris Jordan: I love all my kids the same, Michael Michael Jordan: And that’s when it got personal for me

[@kyrie7965]

Shes just gonna say that obviously she likes jordan the best

[@mmmmm_monke55]

@@kyrie7965 why cause he had alot of money because money doesnt make you love your kids more

[@GuavaConQueso]

Xd Inferno she told him this at the of six and this is what fueled him to become the GOAT lol

[@smokeyowns26]

😂

[@davidelrod7865]

Look at Duncan's low key team first personality versus Michael's over the top seemingly "all about me" personality. I think that's why Duncan doesn't like MJ.

[@williambuckman8359]

Big Spurs fan I remember this game I felt like Duncan towards mj as well but when he said that!!! I was like admiral come get ya boi he talking reckless mj gonna kill us lmao

[@lfpnycnattruss9940]

🤣 well said g

[@amostlyreasonableguy]

J F even though the bulls with Pippen dominated the spurs, riiiight

[@amostlyreasonableguy]

J F you’re not making any point by saying Like a hypothetical 38-40 year old Jordan bulls team wouldn’t win. But would they have likely won again in 98-99. Yeah. And injuries dogged Jordan in Washington because he was old. When he had big games he still destroyed people who were faster and more athletic than him by far at that point.

[@amostlyreasonableguy]

J F yet you just watched a video where they specifically described how they beat the spurs in a close game without Pippen in 97-98 season and then crushed them with Pippen back in the lineup during the same season, so what are you basing that on for the following season other than wishful thinking?

[@williambuckman8359]

@@amostlyreasonableguy Spurs we’re really hot that year they swept Kobe and Shaq although the lakers would go on to three peat right after that I would argue the rockets would have beat the bulls in 94 95 also as Hakeem was just on a different planet dominating the admiral shaq and Ewing!

[@LMoProVisualComm]

Jordan laughing is all i needed... LOL

[@bjr5415]

😂 Jordan laughing with the laptop in his lap never get old bruh

[@johnmoreno5965]

Yeah because he didn't know the 5-1 who should really be 6-0. And if your like me or Kobe we should really be 11-0 but hey Miami stole one and L.A got the other 5. They think they should be 10-0 as well. Passing them bulls by far.

[@knotsbillington4840]

that head bob tho

[@jerikeht7]

@@knotsbillington4840 Word! Im gonna start doing that to the disalusioned who says LBJ is better. ~Ha😆Ha😆Ha😆~

[@anthonygordon9483]

Jordan smells jealousy from a mile away.

[@crystalclearmedia3554]

Never will either

[@dvdgway]

Tim Duncan *exists* Michael Jordan "that was the fuel I needed"

[@shawnanicholson4241]

😂😂

[@babygoat12]

Lmao 😂

[@alexanderpanayi7212]

Lol

[@davidjames4583]

Tim Duncan = One of the all time greatest power forwards /centers to play the game. Michael Jordan = G.O.A.T. 🏀

[@mihailobogutovic7]

Tim was possibly just Ray Allen three away from having a prefect 6-0 finals record, same as Michael. That is just insanity.

[@uuuk956]

Wilt was better.

[@carlosrob6494]

@@uuuk956 Man stop! Wilt used to run from the free throw line

[@vikaskumarpatel5017]

@Aaron9 Tim Duncan won in 3 different decades not just in his prime. He showed it wasn't just because of Pippen being in his prime as well then Rodman etc.

[@allanhouston.1884]

@@vikaskumarpatel5017 Tim Duncan had a great team from the start of his career and the end. And MJ won his last title and Nba Finals MVP award in 1998, when he was 35 years old. Dennis Rodman ( age 37 ) and Post-injuries Scotte Pippen ( age 33 ) werent in their Prime either. Tim Duncan won almost all of his titles when he was in his Prime. 1999: Tim Duncan ( age 23 ) FMVP. 2003: Tim Duncan ( age 27 ) FMVP. 2005: Tim Duncan ( age 29 ) FMVP. 2007: Tim Duncan ( age 31 )........Tony Parker FMVP. 2014: Tim Duncan ( age 38 ).........Kawhi Leonard FMVP. Tim Duncan did not dominate like MJ, for example, in 2011 he lost in the First Round to the Memphis Grizzlies. He had Tony Parker HoF and Manu Ginobili HoF, but Mark Gasol outplayed him. 2011 WCFR: Grizzlies vs Spurs ( 4:2 ). *Tim Duncan=13-ppg. FG-48%.*

[@channelneo7519]

To be fair, Duncan never came across as a guy who bought into the pomp and circumstance of sports. He wasn't disrespectful, but he also wasn't someone who was easily excited and usually kept his thoughts to himself. Even after his last game against Kobe (both retired in 2016), he really wasn't very emotional about never playing against him again. The dude didn't grow up in the US, so he just didn't have the reverence that most did when talking about MJ.

[@sirris4330]

oh common man..MJ was MJ world wide.

[@AngryDeluxe]

MJ was world wide but yes Timmy isn't impressed by stuff unless they are muscle cars going through him shop lol

[@Oldschool1943]

"wasn't disrespectful" ? GTFOH he was extremely disrespectful in both interviews

[@Oldschool1943]

and duncan didn't have the balls to say that to Jordan's face he said in interviews when jordan wasn't in the building total bytch move u can tell Duncan was feeling himself when he made those remarks and slick ass comments. complete coward and there's no "to be fair" bcuz it's inexcusable.

[@LafcadioDreams]

@@Oldschool1943no he wasn’t lol

[@antcarrjr]

Jordan: “And thats when it became personal for me!”

[@rudyg323]

Being a Laker fan my whole life. There were a lot of players that I love hating them. But Tim was special. I liked and respect the guy. I guess cuz he seems always so respectful to to others.

[@sam44464]

😂😂😂

[@celli351]

He's actually a dick in real life

[@robertpitts8161]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@zymond8405]

Jordan took everything personally so he could drop 50 a game

[@wikkedwrld]

Tim Duncan like that one quite kid that sits in the back of the class until he had enough 😳🤣

[@genustinca5565]

That still at 9:58 of MJ blocking Duncan with the left hand is gorgeous

[@b.millsj2401]

In my opinion Tim Duncan should also be in the GOAT conversations, he definitely has a very good resume. Again my opinion.

[@poppette1978]

to tell u the truth man, yes Tim Duncan is really amazing on paper but honest with all sincerity I can't for the life of me remember any memorable day or move that's so impressive and impactful that I could put in my top 25 u know like moves and moments that other impressive figures did that ur brain just automatically recalls... for me his play was boring but consistent and very reliable, that's it... u think my eyes are wrong?

[@adriansunburn5944]

The way MJ move is so smooth. Never saw someone move in the court like that. It as if he knew 2 steps ahead of the defender. He is like dancing there.

[@richardmejia254]

Yup... watching him play all throughout his career, ....the man was otherworldly... mesmerizing to watch.... LIGHTNING QUICK EXPLOSIVE, & you'd swear he could defy gravity (he'd go UP, then defenders went up....then back down while he's hanging, then gets shot off after everyone else grounded....& those huge mitts of his...allowed him to throw all types of deception at the defense, but maintain perfect control....in fact, Phil Jackson once said that it was exactly that, MJ's huge hands that he felt was the main difference between MJ & Kobe...the ball-fakes, control, just gave him an edge other comparable players didn't have. Now, I was born in Jerry West's, LAL's 1st title yr ('72) & became a LAL fan in Magic's rookie szn ('80) & KB24 was the one plyr who's ENTIRE career I had most access to, therefore followed most closely ..saw EVERY MOMENT of EVERY game....Kobe IS & WILL ALWAYS BE MY GUY/MY personal favorite....& Bring... NOBODY like him EVER, those physical attributes, that combination of size, strength, power, speed, athleticism, vision.... it's like the man was genetically engineered to be THE BEST at EVERY sport.....but, make no mistake, IMHO, MJ the GOAT....but give me Bron & KB lined up with him on my ALL-TIME squad...(Magic & Kareem, too).👍🏼

[@toveycen4668]

U better expect a Kobe groupie saying Kobe is a better shooter he shot so many difficult shots.

[@bricefleckenstein9666]

@@toveycen4668 Kobe also bricked a lot more than anyone else in the league - it's not even CLOSE. Sometimes you should PASS the bloody ball instead of FORCING a difficult shot.

[@Raghuveer2798]

That's why he's called the Black Cat.

[@jdgreen214]

@@richardmejia254 Its his hands too. Dude can wrap his hands halfway around a basket ball. Even if you think you have a block he can move it around your hand. Never seen many players who could do that.

[@yeslowlow]

Jordan: Tim Duncan made direct eye contact with me and that's when I took it personal...

[@realnachewa]

You can always turn around and see Jordan was there holding the situation that’s the greatness of Jordan

[@emblem2425]

MJ knew what Duncan said. No way word didn't get back to him. The NBA was his universe. And he still gave Duncan his props regardless because he's secure in who he is and his place in the game.

[@DecemberSkyfire]

Michael Jordan is one of the most insecure people on the planet, is this a joke?

[@jephhirata3744]

As the old saying goes, "You can't please everybody!" If the table is turned, there are players who also dislike Duncan. That's the way it is. LOL

[@kennydadzie4508]

Tim Duncan: “I never had a liking for him” MJ: “He didn’t have a liking for me? That was all I needed. From that point it became personal for me. I wanted to prove to him he had to like me.”

[@Itoldyomommauaho]

And he still failed at that!

[@frederickcaldwell6149]

@@Itoldyomommauaho that’s only because everybody hates the winner 😂

[@robertthabassheadjacobson4968]

More like "I'm gonna give him a good reason not to like me"

[@michaelcorleone2397]

@@Itoldyomommauaho If he played one ☝️ more season then he would do it.

[@dart2009]

Lmfao

[@michaelknowsstocks5170]

MJ was an undeniable force of nature! As a Bulls fan I hope to see them compete for a Championship one day soon. I see alot of promise with this current team.

[@jjludecker3216]

Y’all just need an actual post defender, vuc isn’t meant to play the C role how it is he’s a main score/2nd option type of guy not a sit in the post defend Gianni’s, if y’all get some role piece FS ECSF OR ECF potential

[@josephercastor8026]

Jordan is the best, I remember watching him in the 90's. Nobody has played like that since

[@TheDreamDetective888]

MJ's laugh at the end was priceless.

[@Gary828]

He was laughing at something else; Duncan’s comment was dubbed over by the uploaded. That wasn’t Jordan reacting to Duncan’s comment. That was a clip from the last dance Jordan reacting to someone else. It looked like the reaction he gave from Gary Payton.

[@lukefoster6285]

29 points was below average for Jordan so he did not dominate

[@pigmentrich224]

@@lukefoster6285 Mike would have gave the Spurs 40 pieces in the playoffs

[@steeldor]

Jordan was laughing at Gary Payton for saying his defense gave MJ problems in games 4/5 of the 96 finals.

[@jp3813]

@@lukefoster6285 That's late 90s MJ's average.

[@iFedericoFellini]

"I don't always take it personally. But when I do, it's personal."

[@chrismoreno2661]

That’s like saying “when I get mad, I get mad” lol pretty dumb statement

[@iFedericoFellini]

@@chrismoreno2661 You clearly don't get the joke.

[@jakestephens9992]

This was my favorite time to watch basketball. Jordan was on another level mentally than everybody else. Tim Duncan came in and made All-NBA as a rookie, which is quite a feat. There was a great group of young stars coming up Including Kobe, Iverson, Duncan, McGrady, Allen and Garnett,who wanted to make history themselves and they did.

[@bentualevao7461]

But they all suffered the same. MJ just too dam good! Even at 40yrs old. Averaging 25 points and playing 82 games. Yeah, the GOAT.

[@kylemonsterdrywallfistbump5948]

@@bentualevao7461 suffered how? And 40 year old Jordan wasn't significant to the league he should have never come out if retirement. He was just another solid player on a bad team it was nothing special.

[@DecemberSkyfire]

Not just All-NBA, FIRST team All-NBA.

[@InvestBetter.]

Jordan was looking for edge, and if he didn't find it organically, he'd make it up Bet your bottom dollar that somebody tipped him off, and Jordan smiled

[@BrosReactYT]

Notice how wherever jordan went, the crowd was cheering for him

[@Kenny-bj2zq]

It's not even close Lebron Vs.Jordan I would pick Jordan every time every day.

[@jacobvasquez_9]

Well kinda, cause not when he went against the Jazz lol

[@17kallum]

Kenny 10 stats prove you wrong mate

[@jesuscage]

@@17kallum LeBron got drafted straight outta high school unlike Jordan so of course LeBron is gonna pass Jordan in stats... Jordan has 6 rings in his 13 years with the bulls LeBron has 3 in 17 years and I don't see him winning anymore with the Lakers

[@BrosReactYT]

@@jesuscage dude im on your side and i may not be a LeBron fan like that but the Lakers are defo looking promising

[@waynehawley3910]

I think Michael Jordan just has respect for Tim Duncan, and Tim Duncan for Jordan but he’s just not his favorite player. He probably doesn’t really care that much about that type of athleticism considering he started off as a swimmer and didn’t even really play basketball until he was a teenager.

[@royonorm]

Exactly

[@macewbee]

I think you are correct.

[@norvinzor]

I think he forgot to mention that Tim Duncan's favorite player is Magic Johnson

[@eddiewilson3724]

i think it has more to do with their college's having a bitter rivalry, wake forest and north carolina than anything.

[@waynehawley3910]

@@eddiewilson3724 interesting

[@pashaputraardan862]

I was on High school when I watch NBA 25 years ago..The one that never bored me is MJ..the G.O.A.T..he is the reason I watched NBA to addopted his stylish lay up move to impress my friend...every kids want to be like Mike😅..I always trying his lay up style daily.. and even tried the his amazing layup when move the ball from right to left hand on air into the basket..unfortunetly I am not on air nothing but on the ground when I released the ball to the basket🤣

[@xflex2532]

MJ always and forever it’s been over 20years since he’s played and he’s still the best

[@marlonpatterson4615]

SAYS WHO HE WAS GOOD , BUT IS NOT FIRST IN MOST RING,SCORING,REBOUNDS,ASSIST,BLOCKS.PEOPLE SAY HE WAS THE BEST BECAUSE HE WAS ENTERTAINING.

[@jeffmax4108]

Larry is the best micheal is the most athletic i wasnt a fan of larry cause of him being awkward but dam he could do it all

[@Andrew-ms8md]

@@marlonpatterson4615 Robert Horry is the only modern player with more. Everyone else who has more was a member of the Celtics when they had 8-14 teams in the league. He doesn't have the most points only because everyone above him played much longer. He does have highest PPG though. Also if you look at just the Bulls years he is 3rd all time regardless of position in SPG, tied for first for a 2 guard in BPG, 3rd in RPG for a 2 guard, and 6th all time in APG by a 2 guard

[@hadouken8228]

@@marlonpatterson4615 Let me guess, you're about to say LeBron. NO ONE IN THE LEAGUE IS 1ST IN EVERY CATEGORY, besides jordan wasn't the most "entertaining" player, but also the deadliest/dominating when he motivated himself enough. Easily could have swept through the 90's winning 9 titles

[@triplehmlbbhayaharleyharith]

6 rings 🦾💯🦾 the man won 3 back to back championships, retired played some baseball and then came back and won 3 more. He is the GOAT

[@cmonknot9354]

I feel like I was watching a NBA murder mystery with the ominous background music. Half expecting terry holt to come out.

[@N8veJay]

Same 😂 two forces of opposite personalities... one is a in your face while the other is quiet and sneaky, giving murder vibes to both sides on the court 😭🏀

[@alexanderpanayi7212]

Lol. It felt like I was watching Dateline with Keith Morrison.

[@boogiemannn2856]

Mike is a killer so it’s only right

[@JetEngine85]

It's alright..we can't all be a Jordan fan.,and Duncan is still a hell of a player..

[@Thomson07]

@Kenneth Erickson but he isnt

[@dexterjankaren]

@Kenneth Erickson Spurs had more difficult opposition than Bulls also. Bulls didnt have to go against Lakers year after year.

[@dexterjankaren]

@Kenneth Erickson Why not? Its crap the adulation some players get while others don't. Look at Lebron. Its Lebron this and Lebron that but the Spurs have easily beaten him twice out of three. Jordan finally beat the Pistons, Ill give him that but Knicks and Pacers were no Kobi, Shaq, Pau with coach Jackson era Lakers.

[@capitanawesome44]

Kenneth Erickson and that would have been impossible because Duncan never repeated. Had they won against MIA and Allen shot doesn’t happen... they don’t go back to the finals the following year. He never repeated and there is a reason why!!

[@joecatable]

You must be his son lol?

[@manimal9871]

🤣seeing MJ play is just mind blowing, have never seen a wing player with that athleticism, 2 way ability and foot work.

[@ricardosuarez2707]

Interesting video ! Awesome content I had no idea about this .

[@christophercolumbus6474]

That’s crazy! I didn’t know just in his rookie season Jordan said he’s the most talented! Holy crap that’s huge respect!

[@TheNotSoOrdinaryCarGuy]

I think he was asked, who is most talented at that time or season.

[@marzvango]

If im starting a Team i want tim DUncan 1st And Karl towns (Duncan 2.0 )

[@pxgh0st566]

he never said that. he said he’s fundamentally good

[@dominiquejones3805]

Duncan doesn't get brought up enough n the top 10

[@sroland3533]

All the things ppl say abt MJ to make him seem like the Worst but hey he gives Respect to who Deserves it plus everyone doesn't have to like MJ a mean if Tim thinks MJ was " Over Blown " hey thts his right but he played against him and MJ proved whether he liked him or not tht all the hype given to him was worth it and Tim still doesn't like MJ but the difference is Tim will not give him the Respect he Deserves the way MJ gave him his Respect.

[@albertomontano1225]

MJ just had waaaaaayyyyyyy too many clutch moments for all of then to be remembered...thanks KZbin and this channel for bringing the memories back.

[@dogealert]

MJ handled the twin towers without Pippen... that's greatness. And he wasn't even at his best then.

[@johnboehmer6683]

No, he had teammates dealing with the "twin towers." ...at home.... In Duncan's third ever game... In double overtime.... With a team that won six championships...

[@nekronbeast3981]

@@johnboehmer6683 but take MJ out that team who won 6 championships and they couldn't win a college ball game especially without Pippen.

[@johnboehmer6683]

@@nekronbeast3981Way overstated, and of course, irrelevant. My main point was to just deal with what the original commenter said about "MJ handled the twin towers", when he didn't defend them, or hardly deal with them on offense. Of course Jordan was the key to the Bulls success, but this notion that he exclusively did this or that concerning their success is ridiculous.

[@treysniper]

@@nekronbeast3981 bruh when MJ left in 95 they literally won like 50 games without him fym 😭🤦🏽‍♂️

[@jsmally00]

@@johnboehmer6683 Jordan was also being checked by Sean Elliott who we know was battling kidney disease that whole year in the clip

[@djh3269]

Jordan had the sweetest fall away jumper of the entire NBA franchise. That laugh Jordan gave after what Tim said said it all. Tim escaped the wrath of the G.O.A.T. Man he must’ve had a rabbits foot up his @_ _😂

[@davidpadilla9468]

He stole it from wilt .piston Pete had a far better shot

[@KnucklesWTD-uu3ps]

​@@davidpadilla9468 Jordan's fadeaway isnt from Wilt. There is another player, but you stopped watching basketball in the 1960s so you dont know. It had nothing to do with Wilt. Another player

[@howardOKC]

damn a 34 year old MJ still outjumped all other players

[@brianjohnson1893]

He was 35.

[@mrbigbag5600]

Air Jordan

[@DreDaDon16]

Same thing we're seeing now with Lrbron....its insane

[@I__Love_Lamp]

Not anymore especially when he retired and came back you could tell he was done! He did play in an era where bodies were truly tested not like today!

[@castorchua]

@@DreDaDon16 More impressive without the performance enhancing drugs

[@docj7631]

Tim Duncan is a savage. He gets thrown out just by laughing.

[@03Misael21]

Tbh that's more related to Joey Crawford being a sensitive dick at the time. If it was any other ref, he wouldnt have gotten thrown out

[@isaacd35]

He an assassin

[@10Peter25]

@@03Misael21 Steve Javie had a reputation for being a hardnose, as well. I still recall the Blazers playoff game where he assessed six technical fouls, two of which got a player (Jerome Kersey?) thrown out. He gave one T to Buck Williams merely for clapping in mock(?) applause of a call. In fact, there are these anecdotes of how quick a trigger Javie had that rank as the second weirdest NBA ejections ever, right behind Duncan's ejection for laughing: "Steve Javie will go down as one of the most disciplinarian of referees in the history of the league, and he's probably the only one to ever toss a team's radio play-by-play man and a team's mascot." (Source: bleacherreport.com/articles/1442883-the-weirdest-ejections-in-nba-history)

[@bos3835]

Yea I was watching that game live on tv, remember it well.

[@edgarperez2981]

Best power forward of all time without a doubt

[@jonathandutra4831]

Jordan is so dam agile like a cat in mid air. He can jump up to shoot the ball & perform about 3 moves in mid air. That's so impossible to gaurd someone who has that much agility & awareness. He's the GOAT 🐐

[@johnn.marshall4566]

💯

[@jojodancer8099]

Tha way tha pushed Richard J aside like a child was priceless 😁

[@pipyon81]

MJ’s midrange during second 3 peat was dirty

[@stevenboardman7919]

Str8 dirty is right.

[@michaelcicciarelli1742]

The midrange is almost a lost art in today's NBA......Kawhi has a very solid midrange game ala MJ

[@CodeineAbdulJabbar]

Michael Cicciarelli analytics killed the mid range. Layups, dunks and 3s is all you should shoot in the modern analytics driven NBA

[@michaelcicciarelli1742]

@@CodeineAbdulJabbar I could not disagree more you should take good shots when they present themselves no matter where on the court (as long as its in the players range).....also I think a player can master it and can dominate games with it (I mean Kawhi showcased his mid-range game throughout the playoffs last year winning a title

[@brandondetroitfanmichaels4325]

@@michaelcicciarelli1742 Add Demar DeRozan

[@andreacallegari7137]

Duncan can say whatever he wants, he's a winner and an exceptional player. Even Jordan acknowledged it

[@donniereiter3646]

Tim Duncan got lucky

[@andreacallegari7137]

@@donniereiter3646 we were lucky to have Duncan, he could have become a swimmer but he chose basketball instead and became one of the greatest to ever play the game

[@mikes3517]

And Duncan lost both of the games against Jordan what revenge did Jordan need he busted Duncans ass twice more like duncan wanted revenge for getting his ass busted not once but twice

[@Vastatio]

@@mikes3517 sit down kid, Jordan never carried a team to the finals like Duncan did. when he tried he got his cheeks ran by the pistons and had to get help, even Lebrons bum ass could carry a team to the finals LMAO

[@zerocontent9292]

@@Vastatio True MJ can't carry shit.

[@teaaet1]

I love Tim Duncan's adversarial stance as an opponent - something that just isn't so in the NBA today with social media and player followers and friendships. With that being said Duncan was a special, fundamental center, but Jordan was all of the hype.

[@messagesent]

Jordan was arrogant and talked alot of stuff too. Make another alpha male mad as heck. Also TD probably thought and kept thinking how he was going to somehow stop him 🤔 Never actually coming up with the formula. But great competitor TD

[@jeremiahsymonette4781]

I think that was just Duncan's way of demystifying jordan so as to not be intimidated like everyone else. He was real good at controlling his emotions that way

[@seananthony7494]

Everyone : JoRdAn IsThE bEsT pLaYeR eVeR! Duncan: I don’t like him Jordan: Don’t sleep on Duncan, he’s the best player after me Duncan: I still don’t like him

[@PortugueseFootballMerchant]

😂😂

[@user-xm6ro1ep5d]

Lebronsexual spotted

[@whatyousay9816]

I agree MJ is the best player ever. Duncan was a good player for a big man, but I preferred Hakeem Olijuwan

[@smoke2483]

Kenny Albert Lol

[@seananthony7494]

Kenny Albert Anytime someone criticizes Jordan Old Head Ass: YoU MuSt Be A lEbRoNsExUaL

[@henryevans2935]

I like how Jordan laughs when they tell him that someone doesn't like him or his game. He's a real sport because Jordan knows that's the closest they will get to hurt him.

[@alexgonzalez9138]

Tim Duncan is MY goat 😤😤👌🏽

[@JA-uz2uk]

Respect to TD, MG, TP and the Spurs. Always gave Kobe and the Lakers a run for their money during the playoffs. They were such a scary team to go up against.

[@hisexcellency916]

“I took it personal, so I had to give him 50.” MJ

[@officialvillalobos2]

“so i had to drop 50 on him” LMFAO

[@anthonyzarate9807]

No, he scored 29pts & 30pts in the 2 times they faced.

[@hisexcellency916]

Anthony Zarate Learn sarcasm and a joke when you hear it squirt. Anyone who really knows Jordan knows what I’m talking about.

[@goldenaura7122]

@@anthonyzarate9807 it's a joke😐

[@hisexcellency916]

T Dillinger Jordan shot 50 percent FG shooting for his career. So he was highly effective and efficient. So what are you talking about?

[@HVYContent]

Dude: I turn 24 tomorrow Jordan: and that’s when it became personal for me

[@stevemerenu6116]

Ron Mercer playing for the Chicago Bulls????? That's when I took it personal......

[@mujtab8siddiqu1]

I turn 25 tomorrow Kobe: I took it personal

[@ChristLouis94]

As a MJ fan, but also a SA native, I feel conflicted watching MJ dominate the Spurs.

[@BenMoss85]

Duncan is pretty much the only guy that can say something like that, and you can’t really think bad of him. Duncan was the real deal and a case can be made that he was the second greatest player ever. Really think about it, that case can be made for sure. Two GOATS that just didn’t connect is all.

[@jessefiorillo4864]

Duncan is not even close to second greatest player ever... not even top 5. Jordan is the GOAT. Duncan is just one the best big guys. Duncan also made himself sound like an idiot for his comments about Jordan. Pure cringe.

[@BenMoss85]

Duncan one of the only few that can back up his comments.

[@ronaldjackson7541]

It's so funny how these very good young players couldn't beat an older Jordan when he really stopped flying in the air and basically started instead killing everyone with the fadeaway and midrange jumpers..

[@Evolution10X]

4R. he was blocking their shots at age 36...LOL Imagine if he was 25

[@GregoryAlanBaileygamereviews]

Those guys weren't in their prime yet.

[@starshipcaptain4753]

MJ was always killing it on the midrange and fadeaway even when he was young but he also dunked on you more too.

[@scottstewie5370]

Not to mention the stacked team around Jordan pippin Rodman kuko harper.

[@ronaldjackson7541]

@@scottstewie5370 Rodman 35 to 37 Harpe and jordan r was 34 to 36 player They all was aging so I just say the same thing about the whole team how did those great young players let an old Jordan , Harper and Even older Rodman beat them.and Jordan still carried the team in scoring most every night especially in the playoffs when it counted under pressure I think he was 36 last Ring. Rodman 37 or 38.

[@Sldumas1983]

True MJ will get you back on that court but, that doesn’t mean that we was not going to tell the truth about Tim being a great player period

[@scottdavidson7543]

True

[@jerrodgarland2604]

They made 29 points sound like 60 lol

[@j.michael]

That Spurs team was loaded with talent! The reason the Spurs had the first pick was because David Robinson was out for the season in 96. Spurs were awful without the Admiral. Spurs end up with the worst record, earn the #1 pick, and pick Duncan to set up the twin Towers. Robinson comes back healthy for Duncan's rookie season and they immediately were top tier team. Robinson was still an incredible player, Sean Elliot, Chuck Person, Ginoboli, Avery Johnson and Vinny Del Negro were all legit talents. Plus grumpy Pop my zit as coach! With those two towers defending the rim and destroying the boards plus killing it down low on the offensive side, the Spurs were as good as it gets. Michael was the only offensive weapon the Bulls had and still that Spurs team had no answers for him.

[@davidgarza9688]

Ginobili didn’t play until 2002-2003

[@j.michael]

@@davidgarza9688 oops, your correct.

[@samsquanch1234]

Pop my zit? Terrible attempt at humor

[@daingermouz2077]

As a UNC fan I have been a Jordan fan since Carolina's 1981-1982 season and there NCAA championship. If anyone else said what Tim said I'd consider them as a hater but Tim I think was just responding to the question he was asked and he just gave his honest opinion. I can respect that.

[@Poloskii]

Tim Duncan: Micheal Jordan Jordan: That's enough. I already knew it was personal

[@HereIsWisdom1318]

8:05-This is Mike’s way of saying, i destroyed the fundamentally best player in the league.

[@youngtevanced8818]

Exactly he didn't praise him for just praising, he just mans I destroyed him all of his talents.

[@pistolpete8231]

@@youngtevanced8818 I need a psychiatrist to understand what the hell you just wrote

[@youngtevanced8818]

@@pistolpete8231 sorry dude, some typo error, did I destroyed your brain? 😂🤣 Jordan didn't praise Duncan just for the sake of praising him, he is saying look at this powerful talented guy I destroyed him. clear now? or you need some medical attentions and brain development exercises 🙂

[@waynewalker8141]

Awesome video !

[@Longtime420]

I literally just found out cosgrove today because I was trying to find youtubers like jimmy highroller and I’m so happy o found cosgrove thank you

[@jaycarlos3559]

8:25 ... look how excited and ecstatic tim duncan looks after getting his trophy 😂😂

[@OnEPuNcHFinaTIk022]

Yo MJ is competitive with everyone all the same weather they show love to him or hate to him. Tim Duncan wasn’t the only one who felt that way about MJ back then, there was a lot of players who hated that praise MJ was getting. MJ was a savage to everyone even his own teammates

[@vanhungo9873]

Timmy just isnt impressed with anybody

[@munchertot9613]

Once again displayed his clutchness LBJ left the room

[@senbimmons4474]

7:12 i don't remember this bucket before but man MJ just so ahead of his time and caliber at that time. Almost hard to fathom

[@MrEkin03]

Who else felt like Mj had a shitty game when he had 29.

[@turtleislandlac1490]

@T Dillinger Kobe averaged less than 29 for many years.

[@marjanmitkovski6545]

You can see score in second overtime >>83-82

[@JaveDMode]

In double overtime no less. 😂

[@coachmikesfilmroom3111]

At the time, if he had less than 30byou thought.. "he had an off night"

[@spyroskaziannis788]

Remember this was back then when they actually played defence. On the same physical condition and on a similar "off night" would probably stick 40+ on the best defense of today's game.

[@yussinatorjo7356]

I do believe that when MJ laugh at the end, he must have tough to himself " Damn, i wish i knew this earlier at my prime " :)

[@jan_777]

Or "Funny, I knew it all along."

[@Micscience]

That part was edited they threw in Tim Duncans voice over the original audio from the last dance documentary because that wasn't in the last dance I didn't see Tim Duncan say that.

[@geoice23]

Wow I never knew this story… that’s crazy 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@tednumpski9757]

Thanks Sir Charles

[@0ptimal]

Jordan saw himself as dominant over anyone else on the floor. Nobody could fk w him, that's how he thought. He looked at other NBA guys as kids and he was the adult. An extremeeee level of confidence and belief combined with an insane desire to stand above.

[@princetonconnors9553]

I fuvk with that comment real shit he had that in his head I’m the Lord beerus you all our servants

[@mrbingo7564]

That shot at 05:17 & 06:02 over two defenders 🙌🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@underrated7725]

I remember this game. I thought we had that game won. We played the bulls very tough but Jordan was still Jordan. After Mike retired then we became the face of the NBA along with the Lakers and a few other teams

[@robertcline9404]

Add to the list Jordan’s ability to motivate his teammates.

[@danielhernandez346]

No question, Jordan the best ever!

[@samluviano5561]

Jordan is worst ever period

[@worldtour4142]

@@samluviano5561 6n6 he really sucks.

[@youraverage90sguys7]

Stop pretending jordan is the goat, kareem has as many rings and more points, bill russel had 11-1 finals record, lebron has surpassed mj in almost every categories. Each great player are great in some things, stop this notion mj is above everybody.

[@ONEWRESTLINGNATION_OWNIT]

@@youraverage90sguys7 sit in a corner kid and look at the wall. You're a tool

[@jaiheira]

KOBE

[@trustori2407]

Goodvideo👍🏽

[@dylangraham5517]

I’m now just watching this video, and if I’m going to be honest, I don’t see what’s wrong with what Timmy said. He never said that Jordan wasn’t a good player or that he was slowing down. All he said was that he didn’t take a liking to him.. honestly, after hearing all the stories about Jordan, I don’t see anything wrong with this quote.. plus, why would Jordan care about what Tim Duncan thinks of him. So at the end of the day, this isn’t a jab at MJ and I don’t see the whole problem with what he said, plus Jordan doesn’t care about people’s comments

[@jasonallen3678]

Yeah o.k kid

[@dylangraham5517]

@@jasonallen3678 am I missing something?

[@PeterWoodIV]

Yeah this video is kind of weird. I don’t think Tim Duncan was going after MJ saying he didn’t like him. Respecting someone’s ability and liking them are two different matters. Plus MJ really didn’t care if people liked him

[@m.a.4829]

Imagine being paid to be on a bulls team, where your job is to stand and clap for MJ.

[@georgeboatwright6380]

Y

[@georgeboatwright6380]

They are all pro player they clap because he was a great player.

[@chibill467]

well you have to be the 1% of all world to get to that position..

[@KB-re4ku]

I’d take that job

[@cchisolm92cc]

Shiiiiiiieeeeddd Where do I stand??

[@donniereiter3646]

Tim Duncan was lucky there wasn’t social media’s around that time when he said those comments because Michael Jordan would had dropped 50 points on him that night 🤣

[@Londonlink]

In the first half

[@DecemberSkyfire]

No. Duncan actually outscored Jordan in 3 out of their 5 matchups.

[@rpe97]

Naa, Tim was pretty awesome 😎

[@breezecanada4038]

Exactly

[@jasonhearn5818]

@@rpe97being awesome not enough to stop MJ from scoring his 50 ..Tim is lucky that wasn't prime MJ

[@nicksandz3209]

To me it just shows that Duncan was an ultimate competitor and didn't nut lick like everyone else which is why he became a 5 time champion himself

[@leroyregis8049]

All players feared jordan even the coaches

[@dominicjackson4462]

Duncan: takes a breath Jordan:: and that's when it got personal

[@thunderboy7866]

The MJ laugh edit at the end tho lol

[@atml3git325]

Why Tim Duncan give Richard Jefferson the “ do sumn “ face 😂😂😂

[@hawghawg381]

🐐 James 👑

[@stronginthewind]

Seeing that score of 73-73 at the end of regulation of the first game brought back fond memories of the days of defense. I miss the days of Spurs holding teams under 80 points

[@richb1653]

No defense, just poor shooting. Players today can shoot a lot better and there are more of them on a roster. Add in more 3pt attempts and scores today are a lot higher.

[@stronginthewind]

@@richb1653 I won't say poor shooting. But I do agree that the higher scores are from more 3pt attempts versus points in the paint. Most offenses back then were built off of big men who dominated in the paint and kicked it out to the 3 pt line as alternate offensive option on the play. Also, half court sets that ran up the shot clock was more prevalent then, opposed to now where teams are averaging more possessions because they are shooting quicker in the shot clock, all started by D'Antoni's 7-second offense. However, SAS could lock down even the teams with sharp shooters.

[@MicroWave233]

​​@richb1653s scores were low in the late 90s and early 2000s cause the pace slowed down cause teams started emphasizing defense since they would copy the play style of the team that was winning which was the bulls

[@Bigedub101]

​@richb1653 exactly it's kinda of both.. Alot of those players bCk then were just enforcers or role players

[@mistameff3528]

@@richb1653 Poor shooting hahahaha. Put todays NBA against the Spurs with the 90s rules and look how much they gonna shoot the ball HAHAAHAH

[@MrKurby-lv4cb]

In my eyes Jordan was the most intimidating player in the NBA season 🔥🏀🏆👑

[@scottsteel4230]

You have perfect vision.👀👍

[@iloveprettytoes7676]

We can’t have our own opinions god damn lmmfao 😂😂

[@canofrockstar]

timmy is so sarcastic that he sounds serious

[@Getloose360]

2 all time great bigs clogging the paint and Jordan STILL put in that work!!! 🐐 Go on ahead and hate on him Tim.

[@sheltonbraddy9838]

1st, excellent narration. 2nd, TD was creating his own path to greatness...we all as humans define greatness in our own way. Very macho to take shots like that to a person who literally transformed the game by his electrifying gameplay. He simply just wasn’t as impressed as we were. And 3rd, TD, even though is fundamentally sound in basketball, wouldn’t have won a title against Black Cat. A person that is as vengeful as MJ...(insert MJ laugh sound bite here)💯🔥

[@Manufan-og1xg]

Black Cat!?!

[@sheltonbraddy9838]

Manufan909 1 yeah...if ur a Jordan aficionado like myself...you’d know. There are plenty of vids with that reference. I don’t know if you saw the documentary on Jordan entitled “The Last Dance”. Reggie Miller refers to him in that manner because his prowess and agility.

[@sheltonbraddy9838]

J G (Insert MJ laugh sound bite here)

[@dannyford6256]

Idk man, the bulls had no interior defense and the Spurs had the twin towers in 99. I think that if the bulls had stayed together in 99 it would have been an incredibly tough series. The bulls were getting old and the spurs were young, I think it would have been a 7 game series at least for the bulls to win, otherwise I would have my money on the spurs

[@sheltonbraddy9838]

Danny Ford I do agree with the majority of your statement. But I’d still take Bulls over Spurs

[@dominiquejones3805]

That DAMN BLACK CAT!!!!!

[@drifblimdtr2500]

That block on Duncan lol says it all, someone should edit a video of Duncan sayin hes not that impressed and splice to the SG "gtfo of here block" on the PF hall of famer.

[@psauce9837]

Tim Duncan was a psychology major at Wake Forest and graduated with honors. His thesis paper titled "Blowhards, Snobs and Narcissists: Interpersonal Reactions to Excessive Egotism." Is a good read and you can understand where he’s coming from. It’s his personality, he’s turned off by egos and narcissism

[@XxBNFootball21xX]

He must’ve hated Rodman

[@pensivepoet3281]

Do you have any links to it?

[@amazonbrown]

Egos, narcissism and 6 championships....yeah that's a turn-off! Lol!

[@hvehu9078]

Not only that, micheal jordan is high functioning anti social personality disorder, yet unlike jon jones, his entire legacy is unwavered and very well constructed aside from the few who know about his past with gambling, micheal is what jon jones couldve been, and tim duncan is the only INTP in the NBA whom thinks abstract and relates to the world rather then someone whom is grounded in reality trying to thinj abstract, his psychological awareness clearly spots out micheal jordans sociopathy and he withdraws and dislikes, its a form of defense against narcissism called selective mutism, in which someone whom calls a sociopath out will only be initating a game whilist being mute and disliking them doesnt initiate any interaction yet lets them know they cant charm the person in selective mutism, Tim Duncan is the True Goat and the arguement for that is Kobe and Shaq, Tim won more and kinda stole from Micheal jordans later career as he couldnt get a 7th ring, tim duncan wouldve had 10 if not for kobe and shaq breakin the offense.

[@pxgh0st566]

he’s mad he’ll never be mentioned the way Jordan is

[@kenney0313]

Duncan may not have looked Mike, but he never trashed Mike's game!

[@richardgrable6741]

He was too damn good!!!

[@350mack]

Please take us back to the 80s 90s and early 2000s

[@mariusbaguinon]

Timmy just isnt impressed with anybody

[@winwinfield2839]

Tim Duncan is already well on his way to being forgotten.

[@theflipper404]

Win Winfield lmfao. Imagine thinking this

[@AQUAPHREESH193]

joh nypotapov I doubt that’s it lol like many said he was a swimmer FIRST before basketball

[@kaihamasaki9307]

Win Winfield now tf could you say that man. Tim Duncan is considered one of the best bigs of all time.

[@PhilusMoore808s]

Kai Hamasaki *Best PF of All Time