Tim Duncan Milestone Thread

[007nites]

Updated as of April 12, 2016

Regular Season:

Games Played - 1392 (7th)

Double-Doubles

1. Wilt Chamberlain - 968
2. Moses Malone - 894
3. Elvin Hayes - 890
4. Kareem Abdul Jabbar - 885
5. Tim Duncan - 841
6. Karl Malone - 814
7. Bill Russell - 785
8. Hakeem Olajuwon - 774
9. Walt Bellamy - 755
10. Kevin Garnett - 742
11. Shaquille O'neal - 727
12. John Stockton - 709
13. Bob Pet - 708
14. Charles Barkley - 705
15. Oscar Robertson - 627
16. Magic Johnson - 618
17. Dwight Howard - 603
18. Patrick Ewing - 580
19. David Robinson - 543
20. Robert Parish - 525


Scoring:

1. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 38,387
2. Karl Malone 36,928
3. Kobe Bryant 33,583
4. Michael Jordan 32,292
5. Wilt Chamberlain 31,419
6. Dirk Nowitzki 29,472
7. Shaquille O'neal 28,596
8. Moses Malone 27,409
9. Elvin Hayes 27,313
10. Hakeem Olajuwon 26,946
11. LeBron James 26,833
12. Oscar Robertson 26,710
13. Dominique Wilkins 26,668
14. Tim Duncan 26,496
15. John Havlicek 26,395
16. Paul Pierce 26,310
17. Kevin Garnett 26,071
18. Alex English 25,613
19. Reggie Miller 25,279
20. Jerry West 25,192
21. Patrick Ewing 24,815
22. Ray Allen 24,505
23. Allen Iverson 24,368
24. Vince Carter 23,960
25. Charles Barkley 23,757
26. Robert Parish 23,334
27. Adrian Dantley 23,177
28. Elgin Baylor 23,149
29. Carmelo Anthony 22,497
30. Clyde Drexler 22,195
31. Gary Payton 21,813
32. Larry Bird 21,791
33. Hal Greer 21,586
34. Walt Bellamy 20,941
35. Bob Pet 20,880
36. David Robinson 20,790
37. George Gervin 20,708
38. Mitch Richmond 20,497
39. Tom Chambers 20,049





Rebounding:

1. Wilt Chamberlain 23,924
2. Bill Russell 21,620
3. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 17,440
4. Elvin Hayes 16,279
5. Moses Malone 16,212
6. Tim Duncan 15,090
7. Karl Malone 14,968
8. Robert Parish 14,715
9. Kevin Garnett 14,662
10. Nate Thurmond 14,464
11. Walt Bellamy 14,241
12. Wes Unseld 13,769
13. Hakeem Olajuwon 13,748
14. Shaquille O'neal 13,099
15. Buck Williams 13,017
16. Jerry Lucas 12,942
17. Bob Pe t 12,849
18. Charles Barkley 12,546
19. Dikembe Mutombo 12,359
20. Paul Silas 12,357


Blocks:
Counted from 1973-present

1. Hakeem Olajuwon 3,830
2. Dikembe Mutombo 3,289
3. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 3,189
4. Mark Eaton 3,064
5. Tim Duncan 3,020
6. David Robinson 2,954
7. Patrick Ewing 2,894
8. Shaquille O'neal 2,732
9. Tree Rollins 2,542
10. Robert Parish 2,361


Playoff Edition:

Double-Doubles:

1. Tim Duncan: 164
2. Magic Johnson: 157
3. Wilt Chamberlain: 143
4. Shaquille O'Neal: 142
5. Bill Russell: 137
6. Karl Malone: 124
7. Hakeem Olajuwon: 97
8. John Stockton: 87
9. Charles Barkley: 84
10. Kevin Garnett: 81

Games Played

1. Derek Fisher 259
2. Robert Horry 244
3. Tim Duncan 241
4. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 237
5. Kobe Bryant 220
6. Shaquille O'Neal 216
7. Scottie Pippen 208
8. Tony Parker 196
9. Karl Malone 193
Danny Ainge 193
10. Magic Johnson 190

Scoring:

1.) Micheal Jordan 5,987
2.) Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 5,762
3.) Kobe Bryant 5,640
4.) Shaquille O'neal 5,250
5.) Tim Duncan 5,113
6.) Karl Malone 4,761
7.) Julius Erving 4,580
8.) Jerry West 4,457
9.) LeBron James 4,278
10.) Larry Bird 3,897
11.) John Havlicek 3,776
12.) Hakeem Olajuwon 3,755
13.) Tony Parker 3,705
14.) Magic Johnson 3,701
15.) Scottie Pippen 3,642




Rebounding:

1.) Bill Russell 4104
2.) Wilt Chamberlain 3913
3.) Tim Duncan 2811
4.) Shaquille O'Neal 2508
5.) Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 2481
6.) Karl Malone 2062
7.) Wes Unseld 1777
8.) Robert Parish 1765
9.) Elgin Baylor 1724
10.) Larry Bird 1683
11.) Dennis Rodman 1676
12.) Hakeem Olajuwon 1621
13.) Julius Erving 1611
14.) Mel Daniels 1608
15.) Scottie Pippen 1583
16.) Charles Barkley 1582
17.) Kevin Garnett 1534
18.) Paul Silas 1527
19.) Magic Johnson 1465
20.) Horace Grant 1457




Blocks: (1973-Present)

1. Tim Duncan 555
2. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 476
3. Hakeem Olajuwon 472
4. Shaquille O'Neal 459
5. David Robinson 312
6. Robert Parish 309
7. Patrick Ewing 303
8. Julius Erving 293
9. Kevin McHale 281
10. Dikembe Mutombo 251

[Thomas82]

As of March 24, 2012

Double-Doubles:

Counted from 1984-present

1. Karl Malone - 811
2. Shaquille O'Neal - 727
3. Tim Duncan - 725
4. Hakeem Olajuwon - 718
5. Kevin Garnett - 711
6. Charles Barkley - 677
7. Patrick Ewing - 580
8. David Robinson 543
9. Jason Kidd - 486
10. Kevin Willis - 480
Dikembe Mutombo - 469
Dwight Howard - 454
Steve Nash - 420

Scoring:

1. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 38,387
2. Karl Malone 36,928
3. Michael Jordan 32,292
4. Wilt Chamberlain 31,419
5. Kobe Bryant 29,235
6. Shaquille O'Neal 28,596
7. Moses Malone 27,409
8. Elvin Hayes 27,313
9. Hakeem Olajuwon 26,946
10. Oscar Robertson 26,710
11. Dominique Wilkins 26,668
12. John Havlicek 26,395
13. Alex English 25,613
14. Reggie Miller 25,279
15. Jerry West 25,192
16. Patrick Ewing 24,815
17. Allen Iverson 24,368
18. Kevin Garnett 23,997
19. Charles Barkley 23,757
20. Dirk Nowitzki 23,727
21. Robert Parish 23,334
22. Adrian Dantley 23,177
23. Elgin Baylor 23,149
24. Ray Allen 22,884
25. Tim Duncan 22,297

Rebounding:

1. Wilt Chamberlain 23,924
2. Bill Russell 21,620
3. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 17,440
4. Elvin Hayes 16,279
5. Moses Malone 16,212
6. Karl Malone 14,968
7. Robert Parish 14,715
8. Nate Thurmond 14,464
9. Walt Bellamy 14,241
10. Wes Unseld 13,769
11. Hakeem Olajuwon 13,748
12. Kevin Garnett 13,183
13. Shaquille O'Neal 13,099
14. Buck Williams 13,017
15. Jerry Lucas 12,942
16. Bob Pe t 12,849
17. Charles Barkley 12,546
18. Tim Duncan 12,399

Blocks:
Counted from 1973-present

1. Hakeem Olajuwon 3,830
2. Dikembe Mutombo 3,289
3. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 3,189
4. Mark Eaton 3,064
5. David Robinson 2,954
6. Patrick Ewing 2,894
7. Shaquille O'Neal 2,732
8. Tree Rollins 2,542
9. Tim Duncan 2,443

[freetiago]

As of March 24, 2012

Double-Doubles:

Counted from 1984-present

1. Karl Malone - 811
2. Shaquille O'Neal - 727
3. Tim Duncan - 725
4. Hakeem Olajuwon - 718
5. Kevin Garnett - 711
6. Charles Barkley - 677
7. Patrick Ewing - 580
8. David Robinson 543
9. Jason Kidd - 486
10. Kevin Willis - 480
Dikembe Mutombo - 469
Dwight Howard - 454
Steve Nash - 420

Scoring:

1. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 38,387
2. Karl Malone 36,928
3. Michael Jordan 32,292
4. Wilt Chamberlain 31,419
5. Kobe Bryant 29,235
6. Shaquille O'Neal 28,596
7. Moses Malone 27,409
8. Elvin Hayes 27,313
9. Hakeem Olajuwon 26,946
10. Oscar Robertson 26,710
11. Dominique Wilkins 26,668
12. John Havlicek 26,395
13. Alex English 25,613
14. Reggie Miller 25,279
15. Jerry West 25,192
16. Patrick Ewing 24,815
17. Allen Iverson 24,368
18. Kevin Garnett 23,997
19. Charles Barkley 23,757
20. Dirk Nowitzki 23,727
21. Robert Parish 23,334
22. Adrian Dantley 23,177
23. Elgin Baylor 23,149
24. Ray Allen 22,884
25. Tim Duncan 22,297

Rebounding:

1. Wilt Chamberlain 23,924
2. Bill Russell 21,620
3. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 17,440
4. Elvin Hayes 16,279
5. Moses Malone 16,212
6. Karl Malone 14,968
7. Robert Parish 14,715
8. Nate Thurmond 14,464
9. Walt Bellamy 14,241
10. Wes Unseld 13,769
11. Hakeem Olajuwon 13,748
12. Kevin Garnett 13,183
13. Shaquille O'Neal 13,099
14. Buck Williams 13,017
15. Jerry Lucas 12,942
16. Bob Pe t 12,849
17. Charles Barkley 12,546
18. Tim Duncan 12,399

Blocks:
Counted from 1973-present

1. Hakeem Olajuwon 3,830
2. Dikembe Mutombo 3,289
3. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 3,189
4. Mark Eaton 3,064
5. David Robinson 2,954
6. Patrick Ewing 2,894
7. Shaquille O'Neal 2,732
8. Tree Rollins 2,542
9. Tim Duncan 2,443

If duncan plays 2 more seasons i could see him as the all time double double leader
right behind shaq in blocks
top 15 in rebounds
and around top 20 in points

[Thomas82]

For his playoff rankings, Tim Duncan is 7th in points (3,990), 5th in rebounds (2,177), 4th in blocks (453). He has 130 double-doubles, and I'm not sure where he is on that list.

[Hoops Czar]

If duncan plays 2 more seasons i could see him as the all time double double leader
right behind shaq in blocks
top 15 in rebounds
and around top 20 in points

It would only be temporary. k. Love is going to blow away the compe ion eventually. Everybody else wil be vying for second place.

[Thomas82]

It would only be temporary. k. Love is going to blow away the compe ion eventually. Everybody else wil be vying for second place.

That's if he can sustain that level of production long enough.

[spectator]

i believe the main source of information for these double-double stats is the BBR archive:
Edit: fixed link
http://www.basketball-reference.com/...=&order_by=pts

however, they only record info starting from the 85-86 season.

i was able to find this list from elias sports bureau (as of march 8, 2011):
1 Wilt Chamberlain 966
2 Moses Malone 894
3 Elvin Hayes 890
4 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 882
5 Karl Malone 811
6 Bill Russell 780
7 Hakeem Olajuwon 774
8 Walt Bellamy 755
9 Shaquille O'Neal 727
10 Bob Pet 708
11 Charles Barkley 705
12 Tim Duncan 704

[Thomas82]

i believe the main source of information for these double-double stats is the BBR archive:
http://www.basketball-reference.com/...=&order_by=pts

however, they only record info starting from the 85-86 season.

i was able to find this list from elias sports bureau (as of march 8, 2011):
1 Wilt Chamberlain 966
2 Moses Malone 894
3 Elvin Hayes 890
4 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 882
5 Karl Malone 811
6 Bill Russell 780
7 Hakeem Olajuwon 774
8 Walt Bellamy 755
9 Shaquille O'Neal 727
10 Bob Pet 708
11 Charles Barkley 705
12 Tim Duncan 704

I tried the link and it didn't work, but I knew Wilt Chamberlain had to be the unofficial all-time double doubles leader.

[spectator]

if tim plays for 2 more seasons, he could possibly get as far as no. 6 on that list, surpassing russell. however, i doubt he passes malone, unless he plays more than 2 years - which is highly unlikely.

[spectator]

also, we should take into account that some of those DD - for the 60s and 70s players - were the result of their era. tim duncan would get a DD every game of his career if he had played in a league where PFs averaged 6'6 and Cs averaged 6'8.

[Spurious]

If Tim Duncan were a swimmer in St. Croix in the '50s or '60s, would he even have played in the NBA in the '60s or '70s? Seems unlikely.

[Thomas82]

Depending on how far the Spurs make it in the playoffs, Tim Duncan actually has a chance to become the NBA's all-time leading postseason shot blocker. He only needs 24 more to do it.

[Thomas82]

if tim plays for 2 more seasons, he could possibly get as far as no. 6 on that list, surpassing russell. however, i doubt he passes malone, unless he plays more than 2 years - which is highly unlikely.

With that in mind, I'm only going by the official records that the NBA keeps, just to keep it simple.

[TDMVPDPOY]

im certain duncan doesnt give a about ac ulated stats, if he did he wouldnt be coasting 20/10 and calling it a night in limited minutes....

[Thomas82]

im certain duncan doesnt give a about ac ulated stats, if he did he wouldnt be coasting 20/10 and calling it a night in limited minutes....

Right.....he could have easily had a 20-20 game if he played more minutes.

[Rapper]

If duncan plays 2 more seasons i could see him as the all time double double leader
right behind shaq in blocks
top 15 in rebounds
and around top 20 in points

Agreed

[007nites]

updated

[Thomas82]

updated

You beat me to it.

[007nites]

bump

[Keepin' it real]

I'm surprised how low "5-0" is on that list of double doubles.

[Thomas82]

So, Wilt Chamberlain is the true all time double-doubles leader, but Karl Malone is recognized as the official leader since the NBA started keeping track of this statistic.....I figured Wilt would blow everybody away in this category if they kept track of this when he played.

[dylankerouac]

I'm surprised how low "5-0" is on that list of double doubles.

I was thinking the same thing the other day.

[Thomas82]

I was thinking the same thing the other day.

I can see it, considering he played next to Tim Duncan for the last 6 years of his career.

[will_spurs]

The NBA not using the real double-double rankings is beyond stupid, they can easily look at points-rebounds and points-assits from the past. They'll miss a few with points-blocks or rebounds-blocks, but even then I'd be surprised as the likely players pretty much always scored in double figures anyway. It's not like the stats aren't there, and it would give a better picture of what's going on.

I'm glad at least on this list we have Wilt at the top and not Malone.

[007nites]

The NBA not using the real double-double rankings is beyond stupid, they can easily look at points-rebounds and points-assits from the past. They'll miss a few with points-blocks or rebounds-blocks, but even then I'd be surprised as the likely players pretty much always scored in double figures anyway. It's not like the stats aren't there, and it would give a better picture of what's going on.

I'm glad at least on this list we have Wilt at the top and not Malone.

I agree.