When was the last time Tim Duncan didn't lead the Spurs in scoring in a playoffs series?
I only know that it was before 2000.
Did he not lead this time? I noticed that nba.com's lazy ing statisticians haven't even added game 4's stats to the Spurs '05 playoff stats page. That 39 points could make a difference...
No:Did he not lead this time? I noticed that nba.com's lazy ing statisticians haven't even added game 4's stats to the Spurs '05 playoff stats page. That 39 points could make a difference...
Manu 114 points in the series.
TD 110 points in the series.
Last edited by kolko; 05-04-2005 at 11:46 PM.
Points don't matter. Without Duncan, this team would be period
I found it. It was in the First round of the 2000 Playoffs.
right! you HIT the target, nkdlunch....
Forget the"Manu, the series MVP"," Nazr is a Stud", "Horry is amazing"....
let's not be hypocrites, w/o the "El Capitan/Big Fundamental", the Spurs are nothing.
SPURT FORWARD
TONIGHT'S TWIN TOWERS
San Antonio Spurs forward Tim Duncan (21) reacts to teammate Nazr Mohammed's (2) score against the Denver Nuggets during the fourth quarter of Game 5 of their first-round playoff series in San Antonio, Wednesday, May 4, 2005. San Antonio won 99-89, winning the series 4-1. (AP Photo/Eric Gay)
TD-18pts ; 11 rbds 5 assts(off:5); 5 blocks
Nazr-10pts ; 13 rbds(off:4);2 blocks
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