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SASdynasty!
06-10-2015, 10:45 AM
In light of what Lebron is doing in terms of the most points ever scored through 3 games of the Finals, I wanted to post the top Finals scoring in Spurs history (10 PPG+):
1999 Tim Duncan - 27.4 PPG (54%)
2007 Tony Parker - 24.5 PPG (57%)
2003 Tim Duncan - 24.2 PPG (50%)
2005 Tim Duncan - 20.6 PPG (42%)
2013 Tim Duncan - 18.9 PPG (49%)
2005 Manu Ginobili - 18.7 PPG (49%)
2007 Tim Duncan - 18.3 PPG (45%)
2014 Tony Parker - 18.0 PPG (48%)
2014 Kawhi Leonard - 17.8 PPG (61%)
2007 Manu Ginobili - 17.8 PPG (37%)
1999 David Robinson - 16.6 PPG (42%)
2013 Tony Parker - 15.7 PPG (41%)
2014 Tim Duncan - 15.4 PPG (57%)
2013 Kawhi Leonard - 14.6 PPG (51%)
2014 Manu Ginobili - 14.4 PPG (50%)
2003 Tony Parker - 14.0 PPG (39%)
2013 Danny Green - 14.0 PPG (55%)
2005 Tony Parker - 13.9 PPG (46%)
1999 Mario Elie - 11.6 PPG (45%)
2013 Manu Ginobili - 11.6 PPG (43%)
2003 David Robinson - 10.8 PPG (61%)
2005 Robert Horry - 10.6 PPG (44%)
2003 Stephen Jackson - 10.3 PPG (38%)
2014 Patty Mills - 10.2 PPG (54%)
FromWayDowntown
06-10-2015, 11:01 AM
Only 8 Spurs have ever scored 20+ points in a Finals game (34 total games):
Tim Duncan (ironically, 21 times)
Tony Parker (ironically, 9 times)
Manu Ginobili (7)
Kawhi Leonard (4)
Danny Green (2)
Robert Horry (1)
Gary Neal (1)
David Robinson (1)
Only 6 of those got to at least 25 points:
Duncan (9)
Ginobili (4)
Parker (4)
Green, Leonard, Robinson (1)
Only Duncan (4) and Parker (1) have ever had 30 point games in the Finals for the Spurs:
Duncan -- 33 in Game 1, 1999
Duncan -- 31 in Game 5, 1999
Duncan -- 32 in Game 1, 2003
Parker -- 30 in Game 2, 2007
Duncan -- 30 in Game 6, 2013
Duncan's 33 in Game 1 of the 1999 Finals is the biggest Spurs scoring output in a Finals game.
SASdynasty!
06-10-2015, 11:10 AM
Only 8 Spurs have ever scored 20+ points in a Finals game (34 total games):
Tim Duncan (ironically, 21 times)
Tony Parker (ironically, 9 times)
Manu Ginobili (7)
Kawhi Leonard (4)
Danny Green (2)
Robert Horry (1)
Gary Neal (1)
David Robinson (1)
Only 6 of those got to at least 25 points:
Duncan (9)
Ginobili (4)
Parker (4)
Green, Leonard, Robinson (1)
Only Duncan (4) and Parker (1) have ever had 30 point games in the Finals for the Spurs:
Duncan -- 33 in Game 1, 1999
Duncan -- 31 in Game 5, 1999
Duncan -- 32 in Game 1, 2003
Parker -- 30 in Game 2, 2007
Duncan -- 30 in Game 6, 2013
Duncan's 33 in Game 1 of the 1999 Finals is the biggest Spurs scoring output in a Finals game.
Wow, thank for posting. Spurs players across the board are always limited in their stats. We kept seeing that with Kawhi as Pop seemingly would never let him get to 30 until G3 this year against the Clips. The system really controls the Spurs numbers significantly. Those numbers are surprisingly low, considering how many Finals games we've played and how many we've won (23-11 record).
BillMc
06-10-2015, 03:51 PM
In light of what Lebron is doing in terms of the most points ever scored through 3 games of the Finals, I wanted to post the top Finals scoring in Spurs history (10 PPG+):
1999 Tim Duncan - 27.4 PPG (54%)
2007 Tony Parker - 24.5 PPG (57%)
2003 Tim Duncan - 24.2 PPG (50%)
2005 Tim Duncan - 20.6 PPG (42%)
2013 Tim Duncan - 18.9 PPG (49%)
2005 Manu Ginobili - 18.7 PPG (49%)
2007 Tim Duncan - 18.3 PPG (45%)
2014 Tony Parker - 18.0 PPG (48%)
2014 Kawhi Leonard - 17.8 PPG (61%)
2007 Manu Ginobili - 17.8 PPG (37%)
1999 David Robinson - 16.6 PPG (42%)
2013 Tony Parker - 15.7 PPG (41%)
2014 Tim Duncan - 15.4 PPG (57%)
2013 Kawhi Leonard - 14.6 PPG (51%)
2014 Manu Ginobili - 14.4 PPG (50%)
2003 Tony Parker - 14.0 PPG (39%)
2013 Danny Green - 14.0 PPG (55%)
2005 Tony Parker - 13.9 PPG (46%)
1999 Mario Elie - 11.6 PPG (45%)
2013 Manu Ginobili - 11.6 PPG (43%)
2003 David Robinson - 10.8 PPG (61%)
2005 Robert Horry - 10.6 PPG (44%)
2003 Stephen Jackson - 10.3 PPG (38%)
2014 Patty Mills - 10.2 PPG (54%)
Only 8 Spurs have ever scored 20+ points in a Finals game (34 total games):
Tim Duncan (ironically, 21 times)
Tony Parker (ironically, 9 times)
Manu Ginobili (7)
Kawhi Leonard (4)
Danny Green (2)
Robert Horry (1)
Gary Neal (1)
David Robinson (1)
Only 6 of those got to at least 25 points:
Duncan (9)
Ginobili (4)
Parker (4)
Green, Leonard, Robinson (1)
Only Duncan (4) and Parker (1) have ever had 30 point games in the Finals for the Spurs:
Duncan -- 33 in Game 1, 1999
Duncan -- 31 in Game 5, 1999
Duncan -- 32 in Game 1, 2003
Parker -- 30 in Game 2, 2007
Duncan -- 30 in Game 6, 2013
Duncan's 33 in Game 1 of the 1999 Finals is the biggest Spurs scoring output in a Finals game.
Really great research guys. Well done!:toast
BillMc
06-10-2015, 03:55 PM
Timmy averaging 20.6 against that brutal Detroit frontline in 2005 was impressive. That was a grind it out, no pretty boy basketball series.
Malik Hairston
06-10-2015, 04:04 PM
Wow, thank for posting. Spurs players across the board are always limited in their stats. We kept seeing that with Kawhi as Pop seemingly would never let him get to 30 until G3 this year against the Clips. The system really controls the Spurs numbers significantly. Those numbers are surprisingly low, considering how many Finals games we've played and how many we've won (23-11 record).
True, tbh..
Ed Helicopter Jones
06-10-2015, 04:07 PM
That 30 points in game 6 in 2013 is just depressing. No way to have denied Timmy his 4th Finals MVP...oh, wait, unless you lose the game and then the series....
FromWayDowntown
06-10-2015, 06:44 PM
To put the high game numbers for the Spurs into some perspective, in the 34 Finals games the Spurs have played, there have only been 11 occasions where a player took at least 20 shots (Duncan 7 times, Parker 4 times).
Of those, only Duncan -- and only once (in Game 7 in 2005, when he had 27 FGA) -- has ever gone over 25 FGA.
Lebron has 3 games in the 2015 Finals with at least 34 FGA.
Since 1985, only Duncan has ever taken 30 shots in a playoff game (he took 30 in Game 1 of the 2002 WCSF at LAL) and the Spurs have only 8 games in which a player has taken between 27-30 field goal attempts (3 by Duncan, 3 by Parker, and 2 by Robinson)
spurs10
06-11-2015, 02:11 AM
That 30 points in game 6 in 2013 is just depressing. No way to have denied Timmy his 4th Finals MVP...oh, wait, unless you lose the game and then the series.... Ugh!
That 30 points in game 6 in 2013 is just depressing. No way to have denied Timmy his 4th Finals MVP...oh, wait, unless you lose the game and then the series....
If not for 6, I don't think we ever get to experience "the best 3 games of basketball ever palyed."
therealtruth
06-11-2015, 07:21 PM
That 30 points in game 6 in 2013 is just depressing. No way to have denied Timmy his 4th Finals MVP...oh, wait, unless you lose the game and then the series....
Pop made sure of that. Just allow the guy who got you into that position to bring you home.
Game 7 in 2005, when he had 27 FGA
When it felt like Spurs couldn't score in that slog of a game, they just pounded it into Duncan. Also shows you how much the early-to-mid 2000s Spurs relied on the Big 3. Literally had seven guys logging minutes those days.
http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/pbp/200506230SAS.html
Ed Helicopter Jones
06-17-2015, 07:16 PM
When it felt like Spurs couldn't score in that slog of a game, they just pounded it into Duncan. Also shows you how much the early-to-mid 2000s Spurs relied on the Big 3. Literally had seven guys logging minutes those days.
http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/pbp/200506230SAS.html
What an ugly boxscore. Reflects how much this team has evolved.
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