Holy Kawhi in the game!!!11
Dwight Howard ties Tim Duncan
Yep, Howard is 10 years younger but still can't beat old Death 'n' Taxes.
Both have 91 doubles-doubles in games won over the past three season, regular season & playoffs combined.
This is amazing, in this time period, Tim went from age 35 to age 38, and barely plays 30 minutes a game. "Superman" went from age 26 to 28, dead center in a typical player's physical and statistical prime.
Here are the Facts;
In multiple seasons, from 2011-12 to 2013-14, team won game, requiring player recorded double-double, sorted by most games matching criteria.
1 Tim Duncan F 2012 2014 91
2 Dwight Howard C 2012 2014 91
3 Joakim Noah C 2012 2014 81
4 Zach Randolph F 2012 2014 79
5 Chris Paul G 2012 2014 77
6 Blake Griffin F 2012 2014 76
7 LeBron James F 2012 2014 72
8 David Lee F 2012 2014 70
9 Al Jefferson C 2012 2014 66
10 Kevin Durant F 2012 2014 60
11 Kevin Love F 2012 2014 60
12 Carlos Boozer F 2012 2014 56
13 LaMarcus Aldridge F 2012 2014 55
14 Kenneth Faried F 2012 2014 55
15 Roy Hibbert C 2012 2014 55
16 DeMarcus Cousins C 2012 2014 53
17 Pau Gasol F 2012 2014 50
18 DeAndre Jordan C 2012 2014 49
19 Josh Smith F 2012 2014 48
20 Marcin Gortat C 2012 2014 47
http://www.basketball-reference.com/...Y&order_by=pts
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Holy Kawhi in the game!!!11
The 'games won' is a stupid addition as Howard has been on some much worse teams
That is a big deal. Howard can jack up his stats in lost games, while Duncan builds up a big lead and then sits out. Lost of players put up nice stats with crap teams. 'Member RJ? Abdur-Raheem? The list goes on.
Parker 33
Leonard 21
Splitter 17
Props to Spurs.
Old Duncan > Prime Howard
We've known this.
"double doubles in games won"? no need to cherrypick obscure stats to prove Duncan is better than Howard.
Winning is an obscure stat? Do I need to pull a Herm on you? o?
This person gets it.
It's a pretty cool stat, even if it speaks to something most fans know, which is that Bible Kemp is such an overrated player.
He's certainly not as overrated as he used to be. He's a good player, but everyone knows now that he's Larry Holmes and not Muhammad Ali.
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