Not just a Spur. Anyone period.One of the most if not THE most alpha things a Spur has ever said to the media
It's no longer can have an adverse effect on current marketing; they should release the video. If they don't take care to preserve the history, then shame on them.It's not LeBron, Kobe or one of those guys.
Reminds me of the Magic smashing LeBron in '09, but they seemed to care more about LeBron's plays
The best. The Greatest.
Also watching video and reading comments, porker not playing, crazy comeback, and Duncan takes over in the fourth.
I remember him turning around in over time, and russ goes from the back side and tries to steal the ball, I don't know if Tim Duncan sees him but he fades a turnaround shot and it goes in. That was a crazy moment. Had me on edge.
I can't believe that giving remembrance of a guy who plays a sport can make me emotional.
He holds that spot in my heart.
He made that claim one week after my momma passed, on the surgeon's table. She was a Spurs fan too.
I'll never forget 2014 for many reasons and the Spurs getting that Championship after my mother's... ... ... is one of the big ones.
I'll never forget.
Props, dabom
Ill post a laughable post, a post that will raise all eyebrows
But Im pissed off at that ESPN prediction, so Ill say
THIS YEAR THE SPURS WILL EXCEED ALL EXPECTATIONS BY WINNING THE NBA LE!
There......
Go Spursssssssssssss go!!!!!!
david aldridge: "tim, no tony parker in the second half, they gave you a great punch in the fourth quarter comeback—where did you dig in the overtime to find enough scoring and to find enough offense to win this thing?"
tim: "we usually close out high stakes games with tony sitting on the bench, so him sitting out the entire second really helped us out—that's why he's MVParker, he's really helpful to the team when he sits."
The coolest thing about Duncan is that he never showboated his opponents - he just embarrassed them with his play, not with meaningless words or gestures. He celebrated at times, but never with the intention of disrespecting his opponent, only out of genuine passion for the moment.
More athletes should learn from Duncan and realize that when you showboat, it only detracts from your achievement and makes you look like an insecure little got.
Like Bill Russell, classy.......
Manu also comes to mind
Among the greats, Sabonis, too, had class
Sorry to hear man.
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