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The man is half man/half machine.... Go Timinator!!
He is the second oldest player on the All-Star roster and is still considered one of the best big men in the league! With his style of play i dont see his numbers dwindling down anytime soon. Even when he has a bad shooting night he still finds a way to get it done, whether it is rebounding, blocking or even assists. I really believe that the spurs are going to make another huge run after the all-star break! I can't wait to see what Timmy is going to bring to the play-offs! With all the rest hes getting this season, he is likely to dominate once again. I truly think hes going to go nuts!
The man is half man/half machine.... Go Timinator!!
100% machine more like it
God Bless Timmy!
Truly A joy to watch him go to work. Players like him dont come by the dozen. I thank god he landed on our spurs. Here's hoping he ends his career with no.5
He is a mother ing legend. It's an honor to watch him play.
The Man, The Myth, The Legend......
Ma' in Legend
I thought Kevin Garnett and Allen Iverson are older than him. That makes him the 3rd oldest player in the all-star game.
Ha!...I hope he ends his career with the Spurs and , maybe....#7?...#8?...
And nash
We've had the privelege (sp, rushing on phone) to watch and support not only two of the best big men to ever play but two of the nicest guys to ever play any sport. Thank you Mr Robinson and Mr Duncan.
How can I forget?
Race to the MVP
Steve Aschburner, NBA.com
4. Tim Duncan, Spurs
G MPG PPG RPG APG SPG BPG FG% 3P% FT%
41 32.5 19.9 10.8 3.2 0.5 1.8 .530 —- .747
Last Week: 6 | Drafted:
The Spurs' inscrutable star shoots 34.0 percent (16-of-47) in a three-game stretch and … moves up in The Race? Sure, since he drained an un-Duncan-like 80.5 percent of his free throws (29-of-36) in those games and grabbed 27 rebounds in a victory over Atlanta. San Antonio held the Hawks to 39.8 percent shooting and, led by Duncan, grabbed most (41 defensive rebounds) of the visitors' many misses.
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1. LeBron James, Cavs
2. Kobe Bryant, Lakers
3. Kevin Durant, Thunder
5. Chris Bosh, Raptors
6. Dwight Howard, Magic
7. Dirk Nowitzki, Mavs
8. Derrick Rose, Bulls
9. Steve Nash, Suns
10. Dwyane Wade, Heat
props to Timmy but couldn't help but notice Steve Nash is making the allstar at over 36 years old! wow
Timmy is in my favorite Richard Jefferson photo. If you look closely you can see him.
The media needs to stop pretending that either Howard (all power, no finesse) or Gasol (all finesse, no power) are the best big man in the game. It's still clearly Duncan.
I agree like both of those guys timmy is better still ...
As for MVP not shure he is 4th since SA has been up and down ...but as a player he IS BETTER
Timmy deserves to be in contention for MVP. Sure, the Spurs have been up and down, but if it weren't for him, the Spurs would not be anywhere near good as they are now. I give full credit to Timmy for carrying the team this year.
Thing is record seems to matter cuz whengreat players carried bad teams they did not finish in top 5 for MVP SA is not bad and i think they will make a run BUT at THIS point base don record and the other great seasons I would give Dirk and howard edge over Tim EVEN though i think he is the FAR better player
19 points, 9 rebounds, and 7 assists. Near triple double.
Duncan is not impressing me.
Cause he is just always that damn good.
He needs to take some of these stupid shots out of his game, they're really annoying..
He completely avoided taking them earlier in the season, I don't know why he's brought them back in these last few games..
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