another big game another bad output. im getting tired of this guy, he is simply sucking. he has done nothing against the lakers and many other games. how can we win a le with bigs who cant even get a double double. we need to shoot more 3s and just have manu handle the offense even if he gets so tired he gets hurt . he got us 4 rings but thats all we are gonna get from him.
Tim gets a bad rap.
He only makes 18.7 million dollars this season. Tell me another player who produces per dollar like Timmy.
Oh and he'll totally be worth the 21 million he'll get in 2012 too.
If you think that the defense was bad this last game, don't think you want to imagine what the defense would be like without TD.
Regarding the money, I choose to think of these years as payback for when he was on his rookie contract. Yep, that's right - a championship in his 2nd year - a lot of bang for the buck.
BTW,
Kevin Garnett career earnings - $270,115,354
Tim Duncan career earnings - $183,544,536
That's a 2 year difference of $86,570,818 and 3 less championships. TD gets a pass forever for those 4 banners.
I'm not arguing that Duncan isn't en led to his earnings: he literally is the reason the Spurs still exist in San Antonio. I don't care if he makes 5 or 50 million a year. I believe the Jeter rule applies to Duncan, no question.
It's just that there's this little matter of a salary cap, and his chunk prevents the Spurs from upgrading to a more balanced, effective roster. This is particularly material to the fact this team is one of the biggest penny-pinchers among the perenial contenders.
Now that's an interesting fact. Here's the rest, according to bigleadsports:
Salary leaders 1968 through 2010 NBA seasons.
1. Shaquille O’Neal — $290,846,146
2. Kevin Garnett — $251,315,354
3. Chris Webber — $178,230,697
4. Kobe Bryant — $171,384,365
5. Jason Kidd — $165,853,968
6. Tim Duncan — $164,844,536
7. Tracy McGrady — $160,273,916
8. Allen Iverson — $154,494,445
9. Jermaine O’Neal — $153,450,640
10. Stephon Marbury — $151,115,945
11. Rasheed Wallace — $150,436,080
12. Juwan Howard — $148,761,271
13. Alonzo Mourning — $143,906,333
14. Dikembe Mutombo — $143,666,581
15. Michael Finley — $138,576,839
16. Grant Hill — $131,055,650
17. Dirk Nowitzki — $124,063,985
18. Patrick Ewing — $123,843,120
19. Zydrunas Ilgauskas — $123,135,542
20. Anfernee Hardaway — $120,469,142
21. David Robinson — $118,135,623
22. Allan Houston — $117,556,500
23. Vince Carter — $116,793,315
24. Antawn Jamison — $111,358,288
25. Elton Brand — $110,159,451
Are you kidding? Tim is too valuable to risk in regular season and he's our most important player. If you suggest him to retire, go and yourself. If you can't do that call me, I can come and you.
Miami beat us. So what? We're at the top of West well ahead and in ordinary situation we will lock the first place. Miami needed that win more than us, they have something to clean(125-95) and prove. On the other hand it was our 3rd game in 4th night.
Does anyone here truly believes that the OP is a Spurs fan that has a hard on for Bron? Please..
so many dumbasses and trolls that this forum is irrelevant.
The funny thing is, as the Spurs are slumping, Duncan is finally starting to look like he can move freely on the court.
Sounds crazy, but it looks like Duncan has regained his running stride.
If so, that development could be much more significant than the team's woeful play of late.
^ bingo
Duncan is getting into playoff form and stepping it up a notch.
Our team was actually compe ive when Duncan was out there.
They've been showing Wade's rejection of Tim all morning long on ESPN.
I didn't see it during the game, but just watching the replay leads to the act of cringing, violently.
Obviously because that fits the narrative ESPN has constructed. If and when the Heat ever manage to win a championship, or even the ECF, the collective media orgasm will be violent and sustained.
Why would Danny DeVito say that? I bet he doesn't even use the internet.
That being said, I did a Google search on "Danny Devito z" and learned that Danny Devito is mentioned in at least two rap songs. One by Chamillionaire and another by the sometimes incarcerated bad ass , Foxy Brown.
Well, you're changing the subject from Danny Devito. I know what you're saying but I don't think you understand the definition of earnings.
Or maybe he does use the internet.
Please tell me you didn't know that before today.
That goes without saying for anyone.
The gross earnings will be factored in for when these guys start receiving social security, so it's certainly very apt in that manner.
This season,
Timmy is the ONLY player in the NBA who is averaging more blocks than foul.
FYI
What the is with those pictures? Duncan looks super thin
he lost another twenty pounds i guessWhat the is with those pictures? Duncan looks super thin
He does look thin . . . and he's shorter than Carrot Top?
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