Interesting fact: In 994 Regular Season games, Tim Duncan now has 3 triple-doubles.
In 170 Playoff Games, he has 4.
to the greatest "PF" ever, especially when it matters most.
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i'll second thatInteresting fact: In 994 Regular Season games, Tim Duncan now has 3 triple-doubles.
In 190 Playoff Games, he has 4.
Simply the best. It's been an honor to watch him all these years.
Who can forget the 21 points, 20 rebounds, 10 assists and eight blocks in the championship clinching game 6 of '03 finals
Or the other game in that series that was even better.
tim duncan is not about statpadding in blowout wins...
get the 20/10 and call it a day enough for the win...
Best ever!
Big props to Timmy! This one's for all the haters in the NBA Forum who say TD is "done." Suck it haters!
Damn, after watching this twice, I really wish we still had Stephen Jackson.
and people all thought he was washed up..
http://blog.mysanantonio.com/spursna...uncan-guy-yet/Notes on a scorecard: Let’s don’t give up on that Duncan guy, yet
Tim Griffin
...But before we write the “old guy from the Virgin Islands” off just yet, we might consider his game Tuesday night as a statement he still has a little basketball left in him.
...It put a capper on one of the most memorable months in team history. The victory boosted San Antonio to a 14-1 November record and cemented their hold on the lead for the Southwest Division.
Duncan, 34, hasn’t been as big a part of that success as earlier in his career. But he still will play a vital role in what this team will accomplish this season.
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http://blog.mysanantonio.com/spursna...past-warriors/Triple-double your pleasure: Duncan leads Spurs past Warriors
Jeff McDonald
...By the middle of the third quarter, the Triple Double Watch was officially in effect. Duncan’s last one came in Game 5 of the Western Conference finals against the Lakers, when he piled up 19 points, 15 rebounds and 10 assists in a game the Spurs lost.
Duncan was unaware how close he was to duplicating that feat until he went to the bench with 2:34 left in the third quarter, one lonely assist shy. The Spurs were ahead 88-62 then, and with another game looming tonight against the Clippers in Los Angeles, Duncan figured both his night and triple-double bid were finished...
espn.com DAily Dime MONDAY'S BEST
Has Bogans found the fountain of youth? Nope, just the Warriors' defense. Although Keiff scored just 15 points in a 118-98 win over the Warriors, the Spurs' centerpiece also added a fundamentally-sound 18 rebounds and 11 assists for his first triple-double since March 14, 2003.
Yes ssssirrr. Could you imagine what life would be had boston landed him.Interesting fact: In 994 Regular Season games, Tim Duncan now has 3 triple-doubles.
In 170 Playoff Games, he has 4.
But they didn't so its cheers to the great pf of the spurs
Congrats to Duncan, good job. I never have problems to give credits when it's due.
So damn close to a Quad... that was one of the best nights of my life!
I picked 8 in my opinion best PF/C in last 20 years. So it'll be list: Shaquille O'Neal, Kevin Garnett, Charles Barkley, Hakeem Olajuwon, David Robinson, Karl Malone, Patrick Ewing and guy called Tim Duncan (or sth like that).
Then i sorted oldest player to reach Tripple-Double:
1. Karl Malone (last TD, he was 40.1, 35,2 - wow),
2. Charles Barkley (34.28)
3. Tim Duncan (34.21)
4. Hakeem Olajuwon (34.0)
5. Shaquille O'Neal (34.0)
6. Pat Ewing (33.2)
7. Kevin Garnett (30.2)
8. David Robinson (28.1)
*LOL at Kevin McHale (Reggie Miller's best PF ever) with 0 tripple-double in years 1986-1993. Don't know if he grabbed it in 1980-85 - no stats via basketball-reference.
Simply the best. It's been an honor to watch him all these years.
San Antonio Spurs 118, Golden State Warriors 98: Who is Tim Duncan? Human after all
by Jesse Blanchard
48 Minutes of
painting by Jesse Blanchard
If the San Antonio Spurs’ season narrative has been about the transition of the team from Tim Duncan’s steady brilliance towards the speed and creativity of Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili, last night Tim Duncan interjected with a reminder his presence can still carry a couple chapters.
During the Spurs 118-98 win over the Golden State Warriors Duncan found the fountain of youth — the Warriors defense — and rode it all the way back to 2003, recording his first regular season triple-double since March of that year.
While still struggling to find a rhythm with his shot (6-15, 15 points), there was Duncan grabbing 18 rebounds, blocking two shots, diving to the floor, dunking, and even attempting (and, in a sign of the times, missing) an alley-oop. And with the 11 assists, Duncan displayed his wonderful basketball IQ, still showcasing a game built off fundamentals, angles, and symmetry.
Symmetry is an important concept to remember. In FreeDarko Presents: The Macrophenomenal Pro Basketball Almanac, Tim Duncan’s career numbers are compared to the Fibonacci sequence. But his career also fits symmetrically with another set of numbers, these forever tying him to another Spurs legend — David Robinson.
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Video: Tim Duncan's Triple Double: Tim Duncan recorded his first regular season triple double since 2003 Tuesday night against the Warriors. Here are some of his finest shots, rebounds, and assists from the performance.
http://www.nba.com/spurs/video/2010/...659/index.html
There's another stat you can smack in the Hall of Fame book. It's been awesome to watch Timmy all these years and for a couple more years to come.
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