Tim Duncan - Postup Powerhouse (Late Career Highlights)

Tim Duncan is the greatest power forward of all-time. While that is unquestionably true, that doesn’t quite do him justice. Obviously Tim is a transcendent talent, because what else can you call a player who has won a championship in three different decades? He’s a 5x NBA champion, 3x Finals MVP, 2x NBA MVP, 15x All-Star (All-Star MVP in 2000), 14th on the all-time scoring list, 6th on the all-time playoff scoring list, the all-time leader in career double-doubles, 10x All-NBA First Team (3x Second Team, 2x Third Teamer), as well as being THE San Antonio Spur. He’s got myriad more awards and achievements, but what should be highlighted is the consistency and excellence he has brought to the league. In his 19 year career, he has NEVER missed the playoffs. Also important to note is that since 2000, the Spurs have won at least 50 games every year. That’s absolute insanity considering the lockout 2011-12 campaign only had 66 games.
As I was saying before, to say that Duncan is the greatest power forward of all-time understates his greatness. Wherever you rank him in your all-time list, his unparalleled excellence over the course of nearly 2 decades in the league (and four great years in college) warrants at least a conversation into the top 5. I’m not trying to tell you where he belongs, but to simply pigeonhole him as a power forward does not do Duncan justice. The clips shown here are obviously at the tail end of Timmy's career. I wish I could do more, and I might be able to down the road, but because of formatting issues, and overall quality (video quality, not ability), I'm not really able to do any of his early stuff (at least in this video). Obviously this isn't the only source of Duncan content, so I strongly encourage you to seek out some prime Timmy clips. MOREOVER, this video is about ONE SPOT. This video is meant to showcase how he ate the league alive from one spot, with basically one move and a few counters. Duncan does have a left hand, but it isn't showcased very much in this video because I CHOSE to do the left block (when you're talking about it from a post entry).
They didn’t call Timmy "the Big Fundamental” for nothing. He’s got everything you could ever want in a basketball player, to the point where if you sat down and watched any game of his, there is a strong chance your basketball IQ would benefit greatly. His footwork is flawless, his jumper wasn’t the prettiest, but by god did he make it work. He could bury you in the post, turn over either shoulder, have you flying by with a shot or pass fake, or in some cases, just moving you with his eyes. Tim could trick you every which way, and if you somehow managed to stay down, he’d just move onto to his counter (and sometimes the counter to his counter’s counter). If that wasn’t enough, he used his strength or his quickness, or just WILL a shot in (that 3 pointer against Phoenix in the playoffs in 2008 comes to mind). That bank shot won San Antonio at least a hundred games by itself. His post game, along with Hakeem and McHale, are what I study when I need to teach a move. His preparation was perfect and the greatest part about Tim wasn’t how much he won, but how hard he continued to work despite the accolades. As Pop said after Duncan announced his retirement: “he’s the same person as far as his values as the day he came in.” Thanks for everything, Tim.
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[@rydersonthestorm7175]

"The key to being extraordinary is doing the common things uncommonly well."

[@riskmakeitlookeasy3266]

Zachary Gjerde who said that

[@andrupribadi5989]

Perfectly said about Duncan

[@mogtrader8]

He was pure fundamental basketball post player, only things were hks FTs. lol

[@alexejcrescini263]

The most boring big man in the NBA

[@megacaptcha5894]

@MANCHESTER UNITED F.Cwtf bro mcu is GARBAGE right now.

[@augustjologs1]

Duncan deliberately took a salary cut just to re-sign Ginobili! That is leadership beyond words!

[@kisekisecretofmyheart7769]

augustjologs1 bad.... no money... and if he went to like lakers bIIIIIGGGG CITY.... he could be moreeeeee famous like Jordan

[@alexgruszka108]

andy gogogo Are you 8?

[@well.thy.one.]

Dubngrub lol

[@pob-4810]

Guys it’s because Andy gogogo is Chinese. So that explains it

[@luckycharm5757]

@@kisekisecretofmyheart7769 DUMBASS

[@danielallyway]

People used to call his game “boring.” But now, it would be so fun to watch! Better than watching players brick dozens of 3’s all game.

[@cbtutuff]

I agree that his game is fun to watch, but stop hating cause the leagues different now. There are still many players who use the mid range.

[@jacobrumenerangabo5946]

@@cbtutuff there is no player who can play in the post like duncan

[@johnjackson9819]

@@jacobrumenerangabo5946 I mean, Tim duncan is probably the best post player ever along with Hakeem and Malone but even now, there are players who are dominant in the post. Anthony davis is pretty good.

[@joemana2271]

@@jacobrumenerangabo5946 i believe rasheed wallace is pretty damn close. Duncan just had more longevity and efficiency

[@duffir]

Nah it is boring

[@dominicdo2719]

You can tell by Kawhi's play that he learned a lot from Duncan. The elite defense, and efficient non flashy plays. Tim Duncan is awesome

[@jaymiller4999]

Dominic Do that’s what happens when you play with 3 hall of famers manu Parker and Duncan

[@upsych1042]

Too bad he didn't take TD's loyalty seriously.😏

[@Trenacetate43]

Kawhi is pretty flashy to me with all those athletic poster dunks and mj like fade-aways but efficient

[@johnwells6486]

@@jaymiller4999 lmao what does TP n Ginoboli have to do with Kawhi? i hardly ever see Kawhi do a Teardrop or a Euro step. Based on his media interviews n two way plays it's almost guaranteed he learned a lot more from TD than TP n Ginobili .

[@christine4613]

Trenbolone acetate yeah but I think he does it for his own pleasure and not for others

[@Dhk4]

I still remember I think it was 06 and on espn they showed the highlights of the hawks spurs game. they showed the dunk highlights from Josh Smith, and maybe a spin move from Tony Parker. After, they showed the box score which showed Duncan had like 41pts 15reb and 3blks. He didn't have "highlight worthy" clips but he was so efficient.

[@matthewmaguire5710]

Duncan's retirement marks the end of glorifying fundamental play in the NBA. I can understand the media wanting to share the highlight plays, but even the up and coming stars are abandoning the fundamental style of hoop to stand out from the crowd and build their name

[@padraig5335]

Doing the fundamentals properly on both ends of the floor every single time. Putting yourself in the best position every single time. Using the glass effectively every single time. Never giving up on a play. Understanding the game at a high level. Some ppl are just hoopers, mathematicians, or good salesmen. He just new how to get it done.

[@hoskospurs]

Matthew Maguire I want to hit a like button on your comment. But the number already hit by 21 times and I refuse to do it. :)

[@daveroozegar3802]

Dhk4 xkkkk

[@jacksontax8926]

Fundamental king

[@23dgoudeau]

he wasn't flashy but damn he always gave you huge buckets when the game was on the line

[@vinniechan]

It's not flashy but when u can't sink any perimeter or 3 u'd miss those low post effective buckets. it also provides a focal point to reset ur offence and calm the nerves when all else fails which is what the Spurs really miss these days

[@23dgoudeau]

Vinnie Chan exactly would really help with a team like golden State that lives off those missed threes in transition

[@anhiirr]

trust, the pros know how flashy duncan is when they are watching him play sitting on the bench as a starter bc their ass is in foul trouble. The players knew all about duncan the cold faced killer playing pf-c hes probably faced the most "BIG"defenders any pf-c has faced in an NBA career. Luckily it was this era where bigs were endangered he got to really flourish while schooling every big in his path his whole career...damn illustrious career. Hes like the "big" larry bird, pull up jumper right into your hand whistle and 1 and youre done.

[@sdbo7102]

that’s why i still put The Dream above Timmy. Hakeem was way more fun to watch.

[@yaboykongming164]

its the same 2pts flashy or not

[@InFaMOus187NYC]

0:40 Lmao Dunc slapped Birdman wit the rock & then postered him. Hilarious! 😆

[@EndureTemptation]

Respect for Birdman he still managed to contest.

[@1TotalJabroni]

Duncan could average 12 and 8 in the league at 50 without trying. His style of play is ageless, it's pure skill and IQ.

[@mealtime167]

I Think 15 and 7 .. his game is so efficient .

[@jonnyblayze5149]

At least a double -double

[@rubengoyma2597]

The bank is always open for Duncan

[@_Maxten]

i just realized that maybe he always banks because he has a flat arc (which is understandable considering the ratio of his height to rim + his length) so its easier than swooshing.

[@ChromeTecNina]

Him and pippen= bank masters

[@kunxv15]

the only banker you won't hate

[@srod2987]

It’s so hard watching trying to backdown somebody hahaha yet he always gets that backboard kiss haha

[@xxtooshiestyxx8756]

And the right block is his island 😎

[@ConcaCon]

That one-handed push shot over the right shoulder always mystified me. It always looked awkward and off-balance as hell, but that was his go-to move and there was seldom an answer to it.

[@Cam_P_Bell]

ConcaCon he could control it so easily because of his length and ability to easily palm the ball. Combine that with his strength and positioning and it's easy points for timmy

[@paquinraino8180]

i really think that it look like how kareem made his skyhook

[@TheIcemanthomas]

that shit is weird. lol Always caught me off guard. Most unique hook shot I've seen besides the skyhook

[@jaredputnam5189]

How many hours of practice did he have to put in to master that magnificent beast shot?

[@TheIcemanthomas]

@@jaredputnam5189 idk. Alot I use it from time to time to in the post as a shorter guard but obviously it's a difficult shot to master, especially being as small as I am. Timmy came in the league with that in his repitore so he might of perfected it at Wake forest.

[@underrated7725]

Man i miss watching Duncan play. He was so oldschool. Best power forward ever.

[@terencew3840]

he’s really a center masquerading as a PF. myth perpetuated by shaq cos he wants to be known as the most dominant center ever and timmy threatens his position with 5 championships

[@yungxsauce2873]

terence w shaq better than Duncan tho and kg more skilled than Duncan be he is the best power forward

[@terencew3840]

@@yungxsauce2873 u missed the point. Anyway tell that to shaq. He is insecure about it

[@nomaxxin]

OG_GODlike KG more skilled than Duncan ?????? Your jumper broke fasho

[@rubengonzalez3528]

Hakeem is the best center of all time even shaq has said that

[@danielallyway]

There are very few BIG MEN in NBA history that were this long, strong, and quick-footed in the post. Underrated post moves!

[@memeeater420]

I think KD and Wilt are the only big men that is better than tim duncan in terms of speed for a big man. Still, Tim Duncan is one of the GOATs. KD is a wannabe "GOAT". Wilt is also one of the GOATs as well though.

[@carlospena5501]

@@memeeater420 rr da o sets trrol

[@phantoms1539]

@@memeeater420 Giannis is quicker

[@leftyshredder9289]

@@phantoms1539 he isn't a traditional big though. He's a insane athlete who happens to have that kinda size. If you watch Duncan when he was really young he had speed and athleticism. Giannis is the superior athlete overall I believe. Duncan is just a fundamental monster and happy to say my favorite player too.

[@vincentcarter2990]

people call it boring but i call it finesse

[@markdelgado7130]

You can appreciate the skill and footwork. Its attainable but takes work. People love athletic freaks tho

[@user-hf6py5ks7s]

You never doubt Tim Duncan he is the GOAT

[@whats_holden_up]

​@@user-hf6py5ks7s That's facts right there Duncan is the GOAT

[@deepfried13]

As a Knicks fan I've experience a lot of frustration in my life. But nothing compares to that '99 final when Timmy D was just UNSTOPPABLE in the post. Every play, nothing flashy, just a bank shot and 2 points. The utter consistency was maddening

[@a7xguitar666]

yals best options to defend duncan 1v1 that year were marcus camby, kurt thomas, and larry johnson... yea that series wwas a very unfortunate mismatch considering how well yal fought to even make it to the finals

[@glong86]

Oh man I remember it well, was 13 at the time and a big fan of Sprewell and Houston and they just ran into a brick wall in that Finals.

[@teamgitusome]

u literally just could not stop it

[@playa1877]

I feel you on that one a young 99 Tim Duncan was unstoppable

[@teamgitusome]

Playa 1 lmao ok

[@siraajuddin736]

One thing I love him doing is. He bumps you on the weak side to make you feel like he’s there and he waits for the ball to swing around and before the pass arrives to him, he seals you and gets his body infront of your strong side, to get an easy bucket. Fascinating.

[@TheZealotofJudah]

I miss those running hook shots

[@ashylarry3442]

Never used left hand, everyone knew it, still couldn’t stop it.

[@alecjoss]

Not only that he only starts from the left block and 7/10 times moves to the middle if his back was to the basket. Doesn’t matter, still unstoppable.

[@canthandlethisass]

Legend

[@DerkuiDerkui]

Just like John Stockton

[@bloodgamer3487]

Lol same for me but i dont use the right

[@chooba7948]

If the defender jump he goes inside if he don't the shot off the glass is leatal. If they double team him he will find parker, manu, bowen, kawhi, or many others, there's no solution.

[@bballdragon5]

The greatest thing to watch is the work he puts in before he gets the ball. He seals off his defenders so well, getting great position in his spots where he can operate and use his moves.

[@drewbledsoe9287]

Incredible thing is all these post up move clips were taken when he was 36 yrs and older. Go back to 98-2003 it'll blow your mind!!!

[@HiFi5280]

He won 5 rings in the era's of prime Kobe, Shaq and Lebron. 🐐!

[@jonnyblayze5149]

It was duncans era, and hes the best player of it

[@siam9914]

I hope giannis will be able to do these in future. Forget about threes. Giannis needs post moves

[@glen2218]

Finally!

[@teamgitusome]

if giannis develops some of tims style, watch out

[@Jaded21121]

Maybe he could apply this when he reaches 30+ yrs old

[@brock3805]

The Kross I totally agree Man, he had some beautiful fade aways from the post playing the sixers a couple days ago, looks like he’s working on it big time

[@jaymiller4999]

J M exactly Kobe been telling them lebron needs to post up which he never ever had and play more of the ball know that ad is there

[@tope115]

What baffles me most is how easy he always made it look, without any flashyness but still so damn impressive

[@BC-wz7rq]

Dam right

[@user-st8ho9zl1k]

I love Reggie’s “Old Man Riverwalk” nickname lol

[@aidanvillarreal4230]

J thats not just reggies nickname for him a lot of people call him that

[@danielallyway]

0:27 this kind of matchup would be rare to see. Jefferson was a BIG man’s big man!

[@EvinGualberto]

Yes! Plus, I’m working on an Al Jefferson one of these.

[@TheH3dgie]

Youve managed to make a 10 minute compilation of Duncan owning everyone (especially poor Kaman) and he was atleast 5 years past his prime in these clips. Early Duncan was an even bigger monster.

[@danielcongleton2878]

its amazing to me how right handed he is. Even his left sided hooks are right handed. I figured there would be more versatility in his post up game. The dude has 3 moves, and still unstoppable. Props

[@yoe91]

11 min that passed like nothing. Thank you uploader, quality KZbin here, not the usual mainstream garbage easy clips.

[@EvinGualberto]

yoe91 thanks, much appreciated!

[@xXxtetosxXx]

6:17 Tim: "too easy". Duncan is a GOAT in PF's conversation, like MJ in a SG's conversation.

[@ohshitmax]

Who’s here after Tim Duncan landed that assistant coach job with the Spurs

[@nhorabraham2830]

am here coz am a TD fan, hes my All Time Favorite Spurs player.

[@dominicdo2719]

The man is still a Spurs even after he retired as a player. That's mad loyalty. Respect

[@abdulnazary1501]

@@nhorabraham2830 my 2nd favorite spur, first Parker. He is the best pf of all time imo.

[@yeshayahu2026]

Pop does need help, I didn't even know TD got the job. Thx, I hope he doesnt agree with 7ftrs shooting 3 all night long.

[@miorazmi5751]

I'm here after tim got a win as a HC replacing pop against hornets

[@TheNekgned]

man i miss him

[@Egghead1199]

Yea u should watch the 2000's Duncan to see the super duper star. This Tim had only one working knee and lost the other knee 2 years ago.

[@markdarenaninag9254]

The ManDragon *super duper star ++

[@mateosalinas6472]

Miss this guy but anyways let’s not forget the only player to win a ring in 3 different decades 🐐

[@SaintFrenchy]

When I was younger and whenever the spurs would face the raptors, I used to get angry cause I knew Timmy was just gonna finesse and destroy us. Truly a top 5 player of all time

[@manoutraore3788]

I don't know about being in the top 5 tho

[@mheppal]

Manou Traore 1. MJ 2. _?_ 3. _?_ 4._?_ 5. _?_

[@manoutraore3788]

@@mheppal I don't know but no way he in the top 5 bro too many players better than him

[@HugoSoup57]

Manou Traore I got MJ, Kareem, LeBron, Wilt, Magic, and Bird above Duncan. He’s #7 at most imo and #10 at worst.

[@Alexander-po4vi]

@@manoutraore3788 No player in league history won more than 1 title without a current All-NBA teammate by their side Apart from Duncan, who did it 4 times. Top 5 player all time

[@kurtis664]

crazy thing is this is all way past his prime

[@belld.s5276]

Underrated footwork. Actually, just underrated everything 😂. The greatest 4 ever and it’s not close. Just great touch.

[@sleepless9604]

Duncan like Olajuwon is a low post nightmare for the opposing team's defenders.

[@92392leo]

he is unstoppable in the left side of the court

[@21salutes63]

My favorite playing of all time.. top 5 dead or alive in my opinion.. greatest P.F ever.. nearly not talk about enough!!✊🏽💪🏽

[@thatboylije7892]

All of these are old man Duncan too not even prime Duncan he’s criminally underrated

[@Chase0The0Bass]

You know you are one of the GOATs when you get a whole "Late Career Highlights" video

[@crazy_ghost4019]

imagine if that left knee never injured in 2000... The Best Power Forward Ever

[@raliekwatson978]

crazy_ ghost40 still is the best pf

[@MrSPIDEY21]

Still is

[@fcemonster]

Hate the spurs, but he is the best pf ever

[@bruh-sc6le]

he still is are you kidding 😂

[@GoatzyYT]

Lol he is the best PF

[@gseric4721]

Man, seeing him do that in his old age against Deondre Jordan and Dwight, just amazing.

[@bowinmanjares2820]

Two words to describe the moves of duncan SIMPLE, and EFFECTIVE

[@JohnBurgundy]

Most underrated player of all time, 5 time champ! One of the best ever!

[@geraldhoward3361]

The 2000s era is the most entertaining full of superstars in every team. Alot of them like duncan, garnett, ray can still play today if they want to, and the game would be so fun to watch.

[@mosesdevadass6056]

Right. 2000’s to early 2010’s basketball was so fun. I know now it’s even more fast paced but I hate the 3 ball mentality. Duncan got it done, nothing fancy

[@pikkagtr1942]

Prime Timmy in the watered down league now would destroy all the "big" men walking 25/12 machine

[@chasedownblocks1736]

Duncan’s fundamental style proved that 60s and 70s ABA players could hang with the modern day era

[@supersaiyanjin2199]

I watched his play when i was a kid playing the forward position...my coach always tells me that the flashiest plays are all things done so simply...and thats what duncan has been an inspiration

[@Paulsicles]

The greatest post scorers seemingly never use their off hand. McHale, Kareem, Duncan - even when they roll to the left they're using their right hand.

[@lastfirst7371]

Paulsicles I noticed that too. It's just weird to me that someone that everyone hails as the paragon of fundamental post play doesn't really ever use his left. He'd rather do that weird backhand fadeaway.

[@VintageXCollectibles]

Dang; so many of these highlights against DeAndre Jordan. And he's a great shot blocker!

[@iamgreatest4296]

Tim Duncan does not get enough credit on how GREAT he was. 🐐

[@robhughes8198]

I’ve hated the Spurs for so long... with the NBA getting as dumb as it is, I can’t help noticing how much I appreciate them now.

[@bruh-sc6le]

Noyce Gaming they were boring for a long time but 2010 changed that with the new ball movement and the pass first offense. it used to be dump the ball to big fella down low and let him go to work.

[@johndoughnut9350]

He was stronger than people realize.

[@sholovesholove4620]

I miss Timmy! His foot work was too sweet!

[@legendtimduncan5104]

All-Time Legend Timmy......Without you, Spurs is now not same as your era

[@jesseflores4448]

Probably the most underrated all time great ever tim didnt get enough credit I'll take Duncan over kobe any day of the week twice on sunday

[@Defender80s]

Tim Duncan a Text Book Of Fowerforward. Man I MISS Players With An OLDSCHOOL GAME.

[@jordifresh11]

I like the fact that these are his late career highlights bc he was still great! I remember that spurs Clippers series in 2015 when they were the 7 seed and Timmy was 37 but he was working DeAndre Jordan that whole series 🙌🏽🔥🔥🔥

[@bencurrier4525]

I think the one lesson we can learn from these clips is that DeAndre Jordan had no chance of ever guarding TD

[@richardmaldonado2401]

😂was thinking the same thing , just shows Duncan didn't need too be bigger or stronger then his defenders just pure skill.

[@fordawin7811]

No one won like it was nothing more than Tim Duncan just showed up night in and out

[@jex041489]

And these highlights are the old Old Tim Duncan. The young Tim Duncan specially the early 2000s was a true beast and more agile than you see in this highlight video.

[@Firme_Gee93]

Thats why he was one of my favorites nothing fancy just got the job done 💯

[@estebancalderon9052]

🇻🇮 finest...Mr. Fundamental, thank you for paving the way for the rest of us to come up and putting the VI on the map, #livefromthe340 #timmyd #21

[@jacobfrye8648]

Change this video title to Deandre Jordan Abuse

[@airiekmalicdem2947]

Jacob Frye frfr lmao 😂

[@ricardocastro9600]

Jajaja

[@Mr.361Xclusive40]

Lmfaooo, I said the same

[@senzubeings]

I came to the comment section just to look fir this

[@WhineyOne]

One of the best that ever did it.

[@rudesword2852]

My favorite of all time! Not flashy, not loud, not dirty, not selfish. Slow as molasses, but a master at his craft. Efficient, clean, consistent, tough, and artistic with the most basic moves. Great footwork and body control all without the travel and carry that are so prevalent in todays game. Such a joy to watch and root for. Never heard about anything other than being a gentleman and class act both on and off the court. I miss his play. Update: absolutely no intention to rewatch this whole thing 4 years later but here I am. Thanks.

[@MrJazzadicto]

Kaman defense around 7:00 was superb, and Duncan made the shot anyway. Legend.

[@Statalyzer]

Seriously. Some of these it's like, what else is the defender supposed to do?

[@lowmoon939]

Anyone else hear Timmy yell "Too Easy" at 6:17 after taking valacunius to school lmao!!

[@minjuice2269]

Lorenzo Luna Timmy isn't really the type of player that talks trash, but he doesn't even need that, since his game does the talking for him.

[@sachiitv8344]

This is art. So good.

[@holidayarmadillo8653]

I’m a laker fan and a Kobe guy till I die…but I miss the wars this guy used to give us and the the way we knew we had to bring it against the Spurs. Such an incredible all-time talent and player Timmy was. They don’t make ‘em like him or Kobe anymore.

[@karimlazaar9080]

That move on Tyson Chandler tho at 10:23

[@jonpoon3896]

One thing common with all great post players: patience

[@justinbires6283]

Most of these highlights are after 2012. When he was 36 or older! Would be awesome if we got a post up powerhouse 2 the prime edition

[@dannielgalang1674]

Duncan always used his right even in awkward situation.

[@jarlborg2102]

*"The Greatest Power Forward of all time"*

[@coldface242]

That man gets on that right block and goes straight to work. 💪🏽 Legend

[@azhardmpnt1983]

He is one of the goats of basketball 🙌 inside and outside of the game. No trashtalk, he will let his game do the talking. The best powerforward

[@moistpeanut5986]

Im the kinda guy that has watched way more Tim Duncan highlight videos than Lebron highlight videos.

[@reginaldnagamos796]

Duncan's been wearing knee brace for a long time, true legend!! Keeps playing for his passion but his body saying otherwise. Timmy D GOAT

[@ButteryAssNigga]

“Lebron can guard 1-5” yea fucking right. Maybe in todays era but REAL big man like tim he always got absolutely worked

[@zeshanrahman8849]

Tim Duncan is the embodiment of the quote ‘don’t fear the man who knows a 1000 skills fear the man who’s practices one soul a thousand times’. Nothing flashy about him but consistency is what he had and that was dangerous beyond words.

[@freddyzamaripa3920]

That glass shot from the elbow is the prettiest shot ever

[@shawnwebb5786]

Best power forward ever...

[@Sijan.G]

One of the GREATEST🙏🏻

[@adrinnegladney6469]

Mannnn the fundamentals in his game was so superb that back board shot is all day put some respect on his name the greatest PF/C to have ever blessed the game 💪💯

[@ThaDreamMerchant]

Bank shot GOD

[@reezyberlanga]

He loves that one hand running shot bank shot

[@marcooliverdelarama2795]

One of the most skilled Power Forward/Center position ever played the game.. #Respect#Timmy

[@mico5536]

One of my faves

[@jacksoncarter3425]

These fundamentals are arousing

[@alonesssheen3388]

so simple, yet unstoppable

[@JAHDCypha]

I think the most underrated part of duncans game was his ability to completely seal off his defender and create ez passing angles as a result

[@dpascal95]

IronLyanZion facts. He was a great passer as well but he created easy passes to him in that left block

[@cessm2891]

Such a joy to watch him. They say he's a beast...uhmmm a very simple beast that is. 😂😂😂

[@jansenintheprovince5282]

That killer stare full of urgency when asking for the ball - as if saying: just give me the ball for a sure 2 or a 3-point play!

[@JosePena-oe3be]

Wow!!!! Still miss you Mr. Fundamental💪🏀🔥🔥

[@matthewni3044]

4:03 Jokic just a piece of dough in front of Timmy.

[@whataguy7032]

Spin left, spin right, fake and drive, fall away, scoop, dunk, gentle kiss off the glass. He could score so many ways........I had the privilege of having season tickets for his senior year at Wake Forest. It was a blast to watch him play. The ultimate teammate.

[@eleanorbautista6927]

My basketball hero, like no other! I missed you in the court.

[@denmarkpacs1575]

3 words!!!! "THE BIG FUNDAMENTAL"

[@JohnnyTsunami808]

A lost art in the nba