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Thread is ridiculous. Manu and his Fragile-self had a prime of one year. Then spent the rest of his career fouling dirk, coming off the bench, getting hurt and throwing turnovers
What are you talking about they won a quite few playoff series without him from '97-'02. Spoken like a bandwagon fan. The times they couldn't win without him was when Duncan was past his prime and suffering from knee problems which was after '08.
Thread is ridiculous. Manu and his Fragile-self had a prime of one year. Then spent the rest of his career fouling dirk, coming off the bench, getting hurt and throwing turnovers
I was talking about Big 3´s era what the is wrong in your head???????
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You have no reading comprehension skills at all, TD is the greatest Spurs icon, and without Manu could not win a single series during the Big 3 era, Porker neither ... ergo biggest knock on the Spurs during the winning championships era so much TD TP talk but without the stellar sexy big nosed 6th man nothing happened, thats worst than your ¨fiberglass¨ theory.
You forgot the 4 rings' part tbh
Wow what a great revelation by a bandwagon fan. Too bad you ignore the fact when the Spurs lost to the Mavs in '09 without Manu that Duncan was already past his prime. It was that series where his decline began. I remember Duncan getting diagnosed with serious knee ailments during that series which limited his effectiveness.
On a side note this thread was a troll job done by the OP to deliberately make this into an anti-Parker bashing thread. Both Parker and Manu were valuable to the Spurs during the 4 championships they took part in. Bottom line both of them were not not superstars. At their best they were all-star caliber players. Without Duncan both would not have had the type of careers they had. They were Duncan's supporting caste so debating which one was better is just stupid.
Exactly, man. Too many people want to argue the point to make "their guy" look better. It doesn't matter cause they are both high caliber NBA players (all-time), but would be a lot less successful without Timmy and coach Pop. Mostly Timmy, though.
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Facts are facts so your past their prime is out of the equation, but lets add your past their primes ... same could be said about TD and his ¨fiberglass knees¨, by saying stupid thing after stupid thing now you want to mix by bringing TD.Wow what a great revelation by a bandwagon fan. Too bad you ignore the fact when the Spurs lost to the Mavs in '09 without Manu that Duncan was already past his prime. It was that series where his decline began. I remember Duncan getting diagnosed with serious knee ailments during that series which limited his effectiveness.
Injured or not he could not get it done without Manu, suck a fat one and accept it.
Proving your not a spurs fan but a Manu homer when you insult Duncan. Can't say Duncan was injury prone like Manu was considering he played close to 90 percent of his regular season games. Also saying Duncan couldn't win a playoff series without Manu is very laughable. You lose all credibility when you say that.
Lol because Duncan won the rings by himself and was 100% perfect, I dont care about your ¨fiberglass cred¨
TD couldnt get it done without Manu
Man, i didnt even think about it til right now, but the next generation of NASF will be talking about Timmy. So sad.
At least he kicks ass in advanced stats. That should keep some of em from popping off at the mouth too much.
Because we are talking about the Big 3 era, and every time Manu was injured Spurs had a first round exit, facts are facts... sorry about that.
Facts Facts Duncan was past his prime when those first round playoff exits happen. Hey by your logic Shaq could never get out of the first round without a healthy Wade during the "Miami Era". Debating with you is like debating with a special needs kid.
Manure fans will on every Spurs legend before it's all said an done tbh. Imagine believing Manure is better than the AdmiralTD couldnt get it done without Manu
Man, i didnt even think about it til right now, but the next generation of NASF will be talking about Timmy. So sad.
At least he kicks ass in advanced stats. That should keep some of em from popping off at the mouth too much.
Past his prime??? he was 32 years old not 54. So he could play like a great during the 2013 and 2014 runs and at age 32 he was an old POS... get your facts straight.
According to your smart logic he was out of his prime in 2000 after the surgery...
How do you know? Tim is that you????
In the last 5 years, the Spurs have won 4 different playoff series with Manu scoring less than 10 PPG, including the Portland series in 2014 where he went for an impactful 8.6/3.8 on 29% shooting. In the '03 le run, he only had one series where he scored 10 PPG. They've had plenty of series they've won without Manu doing much.
Great, now Manu is all about scoring just like Porky dribble dribble shoot equals championship.
No Manu and they lose the series, thats a fact.
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