Tim Duncan's Ranking In 20-10 Games?

[Thomas82]

By the time TD retired, he had 498 regular season games where he had at least 20 points and 10 rebounds, and he did it 105 times in the playoffs.

Can anybody point me in the direction of where he ranked all-time in 20-10 games at the time of his retirement? I tried to find this info and wasn't able to. I was at the gym other day and had somebody tell me that TD didn't have that many great/dominant games in comparison to other all-time great big men. More than anything else, I believe TD's greatness is misunderstood.

Thanks in advance to anybody who can answer the question for me!!

[Mr. Body]

Remember that his prime was in one of the toughest defensive eras the league has seen. Scoring stats were generally lower for years.

[Thomas82]

Remember that his prime was in one of the toughest defensive eras the league has seen. Scoring stats were generally lower for years.

Yes, and the pace was also considerably slower.

[exstatic]

Duncan is #7 on the list. Wilt is #1 with 759.

[Thomas82]

Duncan is #7 on the list. Wilt is #1 with 759.

Thanks!! Is that where he was when he retired?

[RC_Drunkford]

By the time TD retired, he had 498 regular season games where he had at least 20 points and 10 rebounds, and he did it 105 times in the playoffs.

Can anybody point me in the direction of where he ranked all-time in 20-10 games at the time of his retirement? I tried to find this info and wasn't able to. I was at the gym other day and had somebody tell me that TD didn't have that many great/dominant games in comparison to other all-time great big men. More than anything else, I believe TD's greatness is misunderstood.

Thanks in advance to anybody who can answer the question for me!!

Duncan had a quadruple double in an NBA finals. Nobody has ever done this. They didn't credit him for 2 blocks but if you watch the game you'll actually see that he had it. He dominated Blake Griffin in the playoffs at 38. And you don't become a 3 time finals MVP if you're not dominating

[GusT15]

Duncan had a quadruple double in an NBA finals. Nobody has ever done this. They didn't credit him for 2 blocks but if you watch the game you'll actually see that he had it. He dominated Blake Griffin in the playoffs at 38. And you don't become a 3 time finals MVP if you're not dominating

Minor correction,at 38 he dominated Bosh and won his 5th ring.

He was destroying Blake Griffin at 39! :clap

[Thomas82]

Duncan had a quadruple double in an NBA finals. Nobody has ever done this. They didn't credit him for 2 blocks but if you watch the game you'll actually see that he had it. He dominated Blake Griffin in the playoffs at 38. And you don't become a 3 time finals MVP if you're not dominating


Minor correction,at 38 he dominated Bosh and won his 5th ring.

He was destroying Blake Griffin at 39! :clap

Yes, I remember all of these things very well. He also dominated Bosh at 37, but unfortunately he was let down by his teammates.

[Kool Bob Love]

Tim Duncan threads will never get old.

[RC_Drunkford]

Minor correction,at 38 he dominated Bosh and won his 5th ring.

He was destroying Blake Griffin at 39! :clap

[Thomas82]

Tim Duncan threads will never get old.

Not ever.

[exstatic]

Thanks!! Is that where he was when he retired?

Every player ahead of him retired before him, so yes, that's where he was on the list when he retired.

[exstatic]

Every player ahead of him retired before him, so yes, that's where he was on the list when he retired.

The first active players on the list include Dwight Howard at 340, the retiring Dirk at 324, Pau at 255, and LBJ at 254. Tim's gonna be there for a while.

[Thomas82]

The first active players on the list include Dwight Howard at 340, the retiring Dirk at 324, Pau at 255, and LBJ at 254. Tim's gonna be there for a while.

Thanks for the info. Where can I find the list? Do you know where he ranks in the playoffs?

[Drom John]

http://bkref.com/tiny/I51iH

[Drom John]

Thanks for the info. Where can I find the list? Do you know where he ranks in the playoffs?

3rd

http://bkref.com/tiny/nEOLz

Combined

6th

http://bkref.com/tiny/ZknwR

[Drom John]

Current combined
1 Dirk Nowitzki 389
2 Dwight Howard 380
3 LeBron James 341
4 Kevin Love F 238
5 LaMarcus Aldridge 237
6 DeMarcus Cousins 236
7 Anthony Davis 234
8 Kevin Durant 219
9 Blake Griffin 198
10 Russell Westbrook 181
11 Karl-Anthony Towns 158
12 Giannis Antetokounmpo 117
13 Nikola Vucevic 115

[Thomas82]

http://bkref.com/tiny/I51iH


3rd

http://bkref.com/tiny/nEOLz

Combined

6th

http://bkref.com/tiny/ZknwR


Current combined
1 Dirk Nowitzki 389
2 Dwight Howard 380
3 LeBron James 341
4 Kevin Love F 238
5 LaMarcus Aldridge 237
6 DeMarcus Cousins 236
7 Anthony Davis 234
8 Kevin Durant 219
9 Blake Griffin 198
10 Russell Westbrook 181
11 Karl-Anthony Towns 158
12 Giannis Antetokounmpo 117
13 Nikola Vucevic 115

Thanks for the info......good looking out!!

[Drom John]

Top 10 in 2018-2019
1 Joel Embiid C 49
2 Giannis Antetokounmpo 46
3 Karl-Anthony Towns 43
4 Nikola Vucevic 37
5 Nikola Jokic 36
6 Russell Westbrook 32
7 Anthony Davis 30
8 Andre Drummond 30
9 LaMarcus Aldridge 23
10 Julius Randle 23

[YGWHI]

3rd

http://bkref.com/tiny/nEOLz

Combined

6th

http://bkref.com/tiny/ZknwR

Just amazing

[Seventyniner]

The first active players on the list include Dwight Howard at 340, the retiring Dirk at 324, Pau at 255, and LBJ at 254. Tim's gonna be there for a while.

Do you have the numbers for playoff games only? I would think Tim is near if not at the top.

[exstatic]

Do you have the numbers for playoff games only? I would think Tim is near if not at the top.


Drom John linked it, albeit rather cryptically under the title 3rd.

[Seventyniner]

Drom John linked it, albeit rather cryptically under the title 3rd.

Damn, my eyes slid right over those posts. Thanks. :bobo