Imagine a Duncan shaq frontcourt from 97 through about 2004. Omg game over for the rest of the league
Kobe jealous of Duncan, Durant jealous of Kawhi. They oughta get used to it.
Imagine a Duncan shaq frontcourt from 97 through about 2004. Omg game over for the rest of the league
And the whole league is jealous of the Spurs.
You guys are so stupid I have more basketball knowledge than all you guys considering that I have been watching the game since 1980. I have seen a lot of great players but outside of Jordan, God is the greatest baller of all time. Stats back up my point. Deal with it spurfans God>Duncan.
There is no God. There is only Timmy.
And Duncan is his prophet!
Kobe’s résumé: 5-2 in the Finals; 15 All-Star Games; one MVP; two Finals MVPs; 11 first-team All-NBA’s; two second-team All-NBA’s; 13 seasons with a winning percentage over .600; two missed postseasons; only one of six players to score 30,000 points; 25.5 PPG, 5.3 RPG, 4.8 APG, 45.4% FG, 23.4 PER, 173 win shares (reg. season); 25.6 PPG, 5.1 RPG, 4.7 APG, 44.8% FG, 22.4 PER, 28.3 WS (playoffs). Fantastic? Absolutely. But unless he reinvents his career these last two or three years, he can’t pass Duncan and The Guy You Should Have Picked.
Duncan’s résumé: 17 seasons; 5-1 in the Finals; won les 15 years apart; 14 All-Star Games; back-to-back MVPs; three Finals MVPs; Rookie of the Year; 10 first-team All-NBA’s; three second-team All-NBA’s; never had a winning percentage below .600; never missed the playoffs; 19.9 PPG, 11.1 RPG, 2.2 BPG, 50.6% FG, 24.6 PER, 191.6 WS (reg. season); 21.3 PPG, 11.7 RPG, 2.3 BPG, 50% FG, 24.6 PER, 36.2 WS (playoffs). The best player of the post-MJ generation — it’s true.
fwiw Simmons ranks Duncan's career right now as the second-best of all time behind Kareem. He does point out that "better career" doesn't mean "better player" too. In other words, longevity counts.
In sex as well.
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