ESPN Stats & Info @ESPNStatsInfo (ELIAS) Tim Duncan needs 27 pts for 23K for his career. Only other player to play in ACC, score 23,000+ is Michael Jordan
ESPN Stats & Info @ESPNStatsInfo Tim Duncan is on pace to be 1st player in NBA history to avg at least 17 PPG and 9 RPG in his 16th season or later.
ESPN Stats & Info @ESPNStatsInfo (ELIAS) Tim Duncan needs 27 pts for 23K for his career. Only other player to play in ACC, score 23,000+ is Michael Jordan
What does ACC means?
Atlantic Coast Conference
Thanks.
Thanks and keep on doing it if you can
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I wished Timmey had less injuries. He would be higher on every board
And he might also have 1 or 2 more MVPs in his trophy case.
Now 24th on All-time Scoring list.![]()
Art Garcia @ArtGarcia92 With 16 points tonight, Tim Duncan moved past Adrian Dantley into 24th on NBA’s all-time scoring list.
1. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar* 38387
2. Karl Malone* 36928
3. Michael Jordan* 32292
4. Wilt Chamberlain* 31419
5. Kobe Bryant 30461
6. Shaquille O'Neal 28596
7. Moses Malone* 27409
8. Elvin Hayes* 27313
9. Hakeem Olajuwon* 26946
10. Oscar Robertson* 26710
11. Dominique Wilkins* 26668
12. John Havlicek* 26395
13. Alex English* 25613
14. Reggie Miller* 25279
15. Jerry West* 25192
16. Patrick Ewing* 24815
17. Kevin Garnett 24756
18. Allen Iverson 24368
19. Dirk Nowitzki 24214
20. Charles Barkley* 23757
21. Robert Parish* 23334
22. Ray Allen 23281
23. Paul Pierce 23245
24. Tim Duncan 23179
25. Adrian Dantley* 23177
Parish next
Where does everyone think he will end up? Another 180 games at 15 a game? So about 13th?
Barring them being forced in to retirement by injury or missing significant games, I don't see Duncan finishing above Nowitzki or Garnett. Probably same for Pierce. When it's all said and done he'll probably be ahead of Allen, so maybe he'll retire around 15th
But then you never know, maybe we get a top quality big man in the next few years and that extends Duncan past his current deal, putting up something like 10/6 in limited minutes. Very unlikely though
Probably not that high considering there are still a few active players ahead of him on the list that have a few years left themselves. I could see him moving up 4-5 spots potentially, if he's able to keep up this level of play next year.
Well, which one is it?
Almost certainly 15/16 behind Garnett, Nowitzki and (possibly) Pierce. In the unlikely event he plays an extra couple years and adds an extra 1500 points he could finish ahead of all those 3 and finish ahead of Moses
You could chalk it up that LeBron will pass him no problem considering he's about to hit 20,000 in a few more games.
Barring a significant injury and presuming he plays out his contract (which is looking increasingly likely), he should finish his career 14th-16th. But barring a debilitating injury, James, Anthony and Durant will pass him, so about 10 years from now, he should sit 17th-19th for a long, long time. If he really wanted to, we all know he could have scored more than he did though.
Tim Duncan leads the league in defensive rating right now.
Also, if you compare and contrast his per36 minutes stats for this year to his career averages, he's actually playing slightly above average in nearly every category! (though not in offensive rebounds, and he's tied in assists) Even his offensive and defensive ratings are slightly better than his career averages. He also has less turnovers and fouls too.
He will pass Parish, Barkley, Iverson and maybe Ewing, West, Miller and Allen IMO
Doesn't feel like long ago i watched him nail his 20,000th point. Either he's been on a tear or time has passed me by real quick lol
I can see him getting 25,000 points. Putting him above the retired Miller, English, West and Ewing.
Current players ahead of him are struggling, Dirk, Garnett, Pierce, Allen. So pending on how long they play he could end up higher then them to. Certaintly pierce and allen. Garnett and Dirk might have too big a jump on him though.
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