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The F is for finisher.
Naismith - Allen - Smith - Brown - Popovich - Duncan.
shot without hesitation in OT
bigggggflawless OT performance
The F is for finisher.
Naismith - Allen - Smith - Brown - Popovich - Duncan.
That opening jumper was a "I'm winning this fvcking ish if I gotta do it myself" shot.
Memphis fans should have just walked to the exits then, tbh.
Really proud of this Spurs team. Wow. I love this feeling.
Tim owned that OT. That was absolutely clutch!
Gino-step
This. Pretty crazy stuff we're watching. I feel privileged to bear witness.
Give us 5 more games.
On top of everything else, now Tim Duncan is Mr. OT as well. What a legend.
Spurs are 3-2 when they have a 18+ points disadvantage through the game. The rest of the league? 3-61.
The greatest of champions finish baby.. Timmy is one of the ten best of all time..
Was I the only one annoyed at Tony calling this his team in the pre game? Your damn good Tony but this is still 21's squad..
Yeah, he is amazing.
Aside of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, I don't think there is a player as old as Duncan that has been able to have that kind of playoffs run.
Props to Duncan for his amazing work ethic and props to Pop for taking so care of him by limiting his minutes during the regular season.
From ESPN -
The Big Fundamental comes up big
Tim Duncan moved his way a couple of all-time lists in this win.
Most 20-point/10-rebound games
NBA Postseason History
Shaquille O'Neal 118 Karl Malone 112 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 108 Tim Duncan 94 Wilt Chamberlain 94 >> Source: Elias Sports Bureau
He notched his 144th career postseason double-double, passing Wilt Chamberlain for the second-most all-time. The only player with more is Magic Johnson, with 157.
If you wish to hold him to a higher standard—- Duncan had his 94th postseason game with 20 points and 10 rebounds. That’s tied with Chamberlain for fourth-most.
Duncan is 37 years and 30 days old. He finished with 24 points, 10 rebounds and five assists. Elias notes that only two players in NBA history had a 20-10-5 game at an older age in postseason: Kareem Abdul Jabbar (four times) and Karl Malone (once)
Duncan also passed Jerry West and moved into sixth place on the all-time postseason scoring list.
Duncan was 6-for-10 with 14 points when guarded by Marc Gasol. he was only 4-for-11 against Gasol in the first two games of the series.
That was a straight 05 against Detroit shot there.
No hesitation. I knew it was in the second he released it.
My favorite play was in the third when he beat everyone down the court on a break for a wide open layup. Old man gettin sneaky.
That was amazing
I've watched his entire career and HE is the reason the Spurs have 4
We're spoiled, tbh
Is this pic from 03 05 or 07? Can't tell from this pic.
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