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then again, he is averaging a career low in scoring and minutes
...in turnovers this year.
1.98 per game.
He's probably one of the best decision makers out of the double team in the entire League, something he struggled with mightily early in his career.
then again, he is averaging a career low in scoring and minutes
probably rebounding too
But the big one, I think, is minutes. The numbers might not be the all-time greatest, but a healthy and rested Tim Duncan is the key factor in achieving the ultimate goal. Undoubtedly, Tim will be satisfied with his season numbers if he's hoisting the gold ball in June again.
True, minutes are being saved but a bigger factor is it's not as much of a hub-and-spoke offense any more. Motion creates less stagnation and easy targets for take-aways. Turnovers for the team are down over years past.
It's The Big Three, now. Defenses are kept honest with a more balanced attack.
if duncan doesnt put a scoring punch in these remaining games he's going to have a "19" under points per game as well
that definatly wont look good on his resume
Best passing "team" in Spurs history.
Tim Duncan is always the best player.
He is a good leader.
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