CNN: Tim Duncan beast on court, if not in press

[bthewigwam]

Not in the sports section oddly......

By Eliott C. McLaughlin, CNN
updated 2:14 PM EDT, Fri May 31, 2013

OK, readers, let's have a debate, one of sports talk's favorites. Who is the best player in the NBA? Is it Kevin Durant, LeBron James or Kobe Bryant?

Scroll down to the comments and sound off. Go, now. I'll wait.

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All done? Good. Now, how many of you called me short-sighted (or "Obama-loving imbecile," if you're a troll) for neglecting to include the San Antonio Spurs' Tim Duncan?

Not many, I venture, at least not if you're outside the Greater Alamo Area. But how can he objectively be omitted from the debate?

http://www.cnn.com/2013/05/31/us/spurs-tim-duncan-profile/index.html?hpt=hp_bn1

[m33p0]

GOAT PUFF :lol
i read PtR but i've yet to come across that.

[LoneStarState'sPride]

Good shit, Pounders!

[PÒÓCH]

Is Duncan boring? " No, he's not boring. He's unknown. Because you never feature him"

[wijayas]

:tu to this:

"...the whole 'Duncan is boring' argument is so effing tautological. No, he's not boring. He's unknown. Because you never feature him. Can he be charming and funny? Of course he can. Is he a fighter and a champion? You best believe it, and if you don't, look up. See those banners? And the emotion he shows on the court is that much more powerful for being rare. You can promote that, you capitalist a-holes, if the money that promotion brings is really all that matters to you about this game. You can promote anything if you come at it from the right angle. But you're lazy, NBA suits, and you like to keep the public lazy, and you take the path of least resistance — entertainment over enlightenment."

[Malice]

Holy shit, great take right there...

[nkdlunch]

incredible take

[Kool Bob Love]

:flag: TIMMY!