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His resume alone puts him squarely top 10.
And that's not even considered the 10 years or so where he was unstoppable.
Easily top 5 player all time career wise
07 playoffs:
Duncan: 27.4 PER, 3.3 WS, .214 WS/48
Parker: 18.7 PER, 1.6 WS, .100 WS/48
And the Suns were the Spurs toughest matchup in that run, and guess who was better:
http://www.basketball-reference.com/...S_SAS-PHO.html
'14 playoff run:
Duncan: 21.1 PER, 3.2 WS, .204 WS/48
Leonard: 18.7 PER, 2.9 WS, .191 WS/48
Manu's metrics were better in '05, though.
Times Kobe's led the Laker le teams in those categories?
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His resume alone puts him squarely top 10.
And that's not even considered the 10 years or so where he was unstoppable.
Easily top 5 player all time career wise
No one in their right mind have Duncan in the top 10...let alone top 5...Sour fan have bIG dreams but as usual are delusional.....please tell me the analysts who have him in their top 5
One le on a locked out season..2003 le when Kobe and Shaq were infighting....that one was a gift we gave you....not defending the le is proof it was one fluke after another
If I recall, I think likes using WS/48 as his go to metric:
Number 46 all-time
http://www.basketball-reference.com/..._career_p.html
and behind pau, per parIf I recall, I think likes using WS/48 as his go to metric:
Number 46 all-time
http://www.basketball-reference.com/..._career_p.html
Yep:If I recall, I think likes using WS/48 as his go to metric:
Number 46 all-time
http://www.basketball-reference.com/..._career_p.html
Move them goalposts, .MVPippen my ass
Jordan Win Shares (Regular Season with Pippen)
YEAR WIN SHARES WS PER 48 87-88 21.2 .308 88-89 19.8 .292 89-90 19.0 .285 90-91 20.3 .321 91-92 17.7 .274 92-93 17.2 .270 94-95 2.3 .167 95-96 20.4 .317 96-97 18.3 .283 97-98 15.8 .238
VS Pippen Win Shares with Jordan (RS)
YEAR WIN SHARES WS PER 48 87-88 2.3 .066 88-89 4.0 .080 89-90 5.7 .087 90-91 11.2 .179 91-92 12.7 .192 92-93 8.6 .132 94-95 11.8 .188 95-96 12.3 .209 96-97 13.1 .203 97-98 6.6 .193
"H-How m-many 60 point games does Duncan have?"
not posting Kawhi's final s stats or his RS Metrics, which were both better than Duncan's
24.5 PPG, 56% Shooting
Duncan
18.3 PPG, 44% shooting
Not to mention Duncan in his prime getting on by Amare
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I had him at around 8... but after failing to defend more times than any other player he's fallen to between 12-19
Oh, now, now it's only ABOUT Finals performances.
24.5 PPG, 56% Shooting
Duncan
18.3 PPG, 44% shooting
Not to mention Duncan in his prime getting on by Amare
Okay:
'00 Finals:
Shaq: 38.0, 16, 2.3, 2.7 on 61%
Kobe: 15.6, 4.6, 4.2 on 37%
Sure:Not to mention Duncan in his prime getting on by Amare
If that is getting your " pushed in" then what is this:
Must not have much to say about Duncan other than getting outplayedOh, now, now it's only ABOUT Finals performances.
Okay:
'00 Finals:
Shaq: 38.0, 16, 2.3, 2.7 on 61%
Kobe: 15.6, 4.6, 4.2 on 37%
Sure:
If that is getting your " pushed in" then what is this:
I think les should only count (as an individual achievement) when you outperform your counterpart. Kobe's only done that twice. Duncan has never been outplayed by the opposing PF/C in the Finals, and he's faced some good ones, like your boy Bosh and the Wallaces. Kobe has to wait for players like Kerry Kittles
Duncan's stats are much better than Amare's. Higher shooting percentage, nearly 5 more board per game, more blocks, more assists.Must not have much to say about Duncan other than getting outplayed
If that's "outplayed", then what do you call Kobe vs. Croshere?
Outplayed by Rip Hamilton, who doubled him in boards
Mid is melting down, predicitable. Just relax, it's okay that Duncan wasn't the best player in the finals THREE goddamn times. It happens. Just like how he never dominated any greats at his position. That happens too.
1. Duncan
2. Kobe
3. Shaq
4. James
Kobe hasn't even outplayed a prime all-star at his position in the playoffs
It happens, bro. Kerry Kittles can't always be your matchup.
Yet spurfan keeps shouting that Duncan is the best PF of all time, when he hasn't dominated anyone great at his position.Kobe hasn't even outplayed a prime all-star at his position in the playoffs
It happens, bro. Kerry Kittles can't always be your matchup.
Yet Lakerfan keeps shouting that Kobe is the 2nd best SG of all-time when he's never outplayed an all-star level SG in the playoffs. Not once, .Yet spurfan keeps shouting that Duncan is the best PF of all time, when he hasn't dominated anyone great at his position.
A.I.? Outplayed him
Reggie Miller? Outplayed him.
Richard Hamiltion? Outplayed him.
Prime Ray Allen? Outplayed him.
Penny Hardaway (played SG for the Suns in '00)? Outplayed him.
Unless it's Kerry Kittles, old Kobe has a tough time
Outplayed Harden in 2010. Now get on your knees and pucker upYet Lakerfan keeps shouting that Kobe is the 2nd best SG of all-time when he's never outplayed an all-star level SG in the playoffs. Not once, .
A.I.? Outplayed him
Reggie Miller? Outplayed him.
Richard Hamiltion? Outplayed him.
Prime Ray Allen? Outplayed him.
Penny Hardaway (played SG for the Suns in '00)? Outplayed him.
Unless it's Kerry Kittles, old Kobe has a tough time
James Harden was a rookie and only averaged like 15 minutes a gameOutplayed Harden in 2010. Now get on your knees and pucker up
Scraping the bottom of the barrel, per par, .
James Harden was a rookie and only averaged like 15 minutes a game
Scraping the bottom of the barrel, per par, .
You said all star level, you never said WHEN they had to be.
Actually, Westbrook was kind of their SG, and Kobe guarded him frequently.James Harden was a rookie and only averaged like 15 minutes a game
Scraping the bottom of the barrel, per par, .
Guess what happened?
Kobe was outplayed
http://www.basketball-reference.com/...1_OKC-LAL.html
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