Tim Duncan Milestone Thread

[FromWayDowntown]

Thats amazing, more playoff games than Magic Johnson. Wow.

[Timmy4ever]

how many double double did Timmy in Playoff? And who's the all time PO double double leader?

[Johnny RIngo]

how many double double did Timmy in Playoff? And who's the all time PO double double leader?

During the broadcast, they mentioned that Shaq was the leader and that TD would tie him with three more double doubles

[ace3g]

Marc Stein ‏@ESPNSteinLine 1h More birthday glee for Timmy D: He & Pop now have all-time lead in playoff wins for player-coach duo: 119. @kobebryant & @PhilJackson11: 118

[007nites]

Updated

[FromWayDowntown]

With his start in Game 4, Tim Duncan appeared in his 194th playoff game moving past Karl Malone and Danny Ainge and into sole possession of 7th place on the all-time list.

6 more games for him to become the 7th player in basketball history to appear in 200 playoff games.

By the way, Tony Parker is now in the top 30 all-time in that category and will pass Wilt Chamberlain if he appears in every game of the 2013 WCSF. He needs 7 more appearances to tie Paul Silas for 26th, 8 more appearances to tie Larry Bird for 25th, and 9 more appearances to tie Bill Russell for 24th.

One other related note: when he coaches Game 1 of the WCSF, Gregg Popovich will become only the 4th coach to guide his team through 200 playoff games, joining Phil Jackson, Pat Riley, and Jerry Sloan.

[bklynspursfan]

[ace3g]

He tied Wilt tonight and

ESPN Stats & Info @ESPNStatsInfo
Tony Parker, Manu Ginobili & Tim Duncan have 93 playoff wins as a trio, 2nd-most by any trio in history. Magic, Kareem & Cooper have 110.

[dbreiden83080]

He'll be alone in 2nd place soon...

[007nites]

updated page 1

[FromWayDowntown]

Game 6 takes Timmy over the 200 playoff games threshold.

[dbreiden83080]

Game 6 takes Timmy over the 200 playoff games threshold.

200 playoff games..

My god..

[freemeat]

That list is an unbelievable achievement! Just insane...

[DesignatedT]

[spurraider21]

and KG wonders why he never won with Minnesota

[ace3g]

San Antonio Spurs @spurs
With his 4th block of the night Tim Duncan became the first player in NBA history to record 500 blocks in the postseason.#SPURSvGRIZZLIES

[SA210]

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He just became the first player in NBA history to reach 500 postseason blocks !!! Via Spurs Dynasty on Facebook

[SA210]

San Antonio Spurs @spurs
With his 4th block of the night Tim Duncan became the first player in NBA history to record 500 blocks in the postseason.#SPURSvGRIZZLIES

Damn you! Again! If only I wouldn't have used the pic

[spurraider21]

timmy was 1 rebound off another double double. dammit

[007nites]

I don't think any player will beat Timmy's playoffs blocks record within the next 20 years.

Updated the first page

[Tim_duncan21]

dat 506 blocks in the playoffs

[FromWayDowntown]

By stepping onto the floor for Game 4 of the 2013 Finals, Tim Duncan will tie Scottie Pippen for 6th all-time in career playoff games with 208 and if he plays in Game 5 as well, he'll (obviously) assume 6th place entirely by himself.

With 6 rebounds in the remainder of this series, Tim passes Kareem Abdul-Jabbar on the all-time playoff rebounding list and assumes 4th place entirely to himself. With 34 more rebounds, he moves past Shaq and into 3rd place. He's more than 1000 playoff rebounds clear of the next active player -- Garnett. He also needs 58 points to move past Julius Erving and into 6th place on the all-time playoff scoring list.

[TJastal]

Not sure where the playoff edition of this thread is -- and if someone knows, this can be moved to that thread -- but with his appearance in Game 1 of the 2013 First Round series, Tim Duncan appeared in his 191st playoff game, moving him past Magic Johnson and into sole possession of 9th place all-time in that category.

If he appears in all of the first 4 games of this series, he will move past Danny Ainge and Karl Malone into sole possession of 7th place on that list with 194 games played and putting him in realistic range of becoming one of only 7 players to have appeared in 200 or more postseason games (Horry, Abdul-Jabbar, Fisher, Bryant, O'Neal, Pippen).

That's not really all that impressive IMHO... it penalizes players who have been extremely dominant with high winning % as the spurs have been.

[TJastal]

^^^^ Err.. what I meant to say it makes it all the more impressive.

[ace3g]

This was from a May article but still cool, for Playoff Double Doubles



http://ftw.usatoday.com/2013/05/tim-...ayoff-history/