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Tim Duncan retires
« on: July 11, 2016, 11:45:05 PM »
2x mvp

3x finals mvp

nba champion


what a legacy...did everything with class
 

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Re: Tim Duncan retires
« Reply #1 on: July 11, 2016, 11:58:56 PM »
tired of bein a role player



but naah…excellent legacy, one of the greats for sure. prolly shoulda stayed one more year to hit that 20 seasons wit 1 team mark, but im sure he dint wana come off the bench, signin pau was prolly the deciding factor.

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Re: Tim Duncan retires
« Reply #2 on: July 12, 2016, 09:25:14 AM »
Duncan with more accolades than Kobe. Heard for years accolades mean everything. Wonder if there's gonna be a double standard lmao.
 

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Re: Tim Duncan retires
« Reply #3 on: July 12, 2016, 12:41:31 PM »
Duncan with more accolades than Kobe. Heard for years accolades mean everything. Wonder if there's gonna be a double standard lmao.


heres an accolade…..duncan never defended his title. despite playin on contending teams for the duration of his entire career, he still never went back to back. if he did, he MIGHT have an argument vs kobe…but as of now, not even close. even horry picked kobe over duncan yesterday on access sportsnet. and he played+won titles wit both…….any1 who argues duncan over kobe is just tryin too hard.

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Re: Tim Duncan retires
« Reply #4 on: July 12, 2016, 08:36:26 PM »
Longevity is always remembered.
 

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Re: Tim Duncan retires
« Reply #5 on: July 13, 2016, 06:11:41 PM »
Shaq and Divac use to absolutely dominate this guy. Now he has 5 rings and they talk about him as an all time great. SMH.
 

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Re: Tim Duncan retires
« Reply #6 on: July 13, 2016, 07:41:23 PM »
Shaq and Divac use to absolutely dominate this guy. Now he has 5 rings and they talk about him as an all time great. SMH.


Shaq is so much better than Duncan, It's not even funny .. Any list that doesn't have shaq at least 5 slots ahead of Duncan in terms of greatness can't be taken seriously.

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Re: Tim Duncan retires
« Reply #7 on: July 14, 2016, 05:44:04 AM »
Duncan is a power forward who played some center and was exposed for being too frail to defend old school centers. The game evolved allowing power forwards to line up as centers because of teams going small.
 

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Re: Tim Duncan retires
« Reply #8 on: July 14, 2016, 10:41:33 PM »
Shaq and Divac use to absolutely dominate this guy. Now he has 5 rings and they talk about him as an all time great. SMH.


Shaq is so much better than Duncan, It's not even funny .. Any list that doesn't have shaq at least 5 slots ahead of Duncan in terms of greatness can't be taken seriously.



can't put Shaq ahead of:

Russell
MJ
Bird
Lebron
Magic
Hakeem

so you are saying Shaq is 7th and Duncan is 12th?
 

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Re: Tim Duncan retires
« Reply #9 on: July 16, 2016, 04:27:12 AM »
Best power forward ever - him and Mailman, you can't go wrong with either one of them.


Great carrer, great legacy and good decision to leave @ this point. #TheBigFundamental
 

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Re: Tim Duncan retires
« Reply #10 on: July 16, 2016, 11:07:04 AM »
Shaq and Divac use to absolutely dominate this guy. Now he has 5 rings and they talk about him as an all time great. SMH.


Shaq is so much better than Duncan, It's not even funny .. Any list that doesn't have shaq at least 5 slots ahead of Duncan in terms of greatness can't be taken seriously.



can't put Shaq ahead of:

Russell
MJ
Bird
Lebron
Magic
Hakeem

so you are saying Shaq is 7th and Duncan is 12th?

Maybe even lower

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Re: Tim Duncan retires
« Reply #11 on: July 17, 2016, 04:54:47 PM »
any1 who argues duncan over kobe is just tryin too hard.

Maybe I was just high & missed this; but classic flaw in the eight sided, flip flop standards you hold. Diminishing the credibility.

Accolades mean the world & back when comparing LeBron & Kobe...only "going back to back" is the standard here when Duncan has him torched in accolades lmfao smh.

Can you imagine the quotes we'd get if in years 16 & 17 Kobe was a focal point to an NBA title? Guy was creaming that Bean scored like 40 in year 16 lmfao smh.
 

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Re: Tim Duncan retires
« Reply #12 on: July 17, 2016, 05:27:52 PM »
any1 who argues duncan over kobe is just tryin too hard.

Maybe I was just high & missed this; but classic flaw in the eight sided, flip flop standards you hold. Diminishing the credibility.

Accolades mean the world & back when comparing LeBron & Kobe...only "going back to back" is the standard here when Duncan has him torched in accolades lmfao smh.

Can you imagine the quotes we'd get if in years 16 & 17 Kobe was a focal point to an NBA title? Guy was creaming that Bean scored like 40 in year 16 lmfao smh.

So you got Duncan over kobe? Smh .... It's not about accolades, it's about winning. Kobe and Duncan has won just as much, but Duncan won as the 4th best player on his team, and was a role player for the past few seasons, all for which Spurs were still contending .. Not comparable to Kobe being 95% of the lakers success post-shaq.. We see what happened to the lakers when Kobe was finished compared to the Spurs when Duncan was done. One of them was a lot more responsible for their teams success, I'll let u guess who....


Not to mention, never defending your title is a mark against any great  .. In 19 seasons, Duncan couldnt go back to back once. And he played for contending teams all 19 years.. Every1 knows the second title of a back to back is much tougher to win than the first.


It's not even close

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Re: Tim Duncan retires
« Reply #13 on: July 17, 2016, 05:32:33 PM »
any1 who argues duncan over kobe is just tryin too hard.

Maybe I was just high & missed this; but classic flaw in the eight sided, flip flop standards you hold. Diminishing the credibility.

Accolades mean the world & back when comparing LeBron & Kobe...only "going back to back" is the standard here when Duncan has him torched in accolades lmfao smh.

Can you imagine the quotes we'd get if in years 16 & 17 Kobe was a focal point to an NBA title? Guy was creaming that Bean scored like 40 in year 16 lmfao smh.

So you got Duncan over kobe? Smh .... It's not about accolades, it's about winning. Kobe and Duncan have won just as much, but Duncan won as the 4th best player on his team, and was a role player for the past few seasons, all for which Spurs were still contending .. Not comparable to Kobe being 95% of the lakers success post-shaq.. We see what happened to the lakers when Kobe was finished compared to the Spurs when Duncan was done. One of them was a lot more responsible for their teams success, I'll let u guess who....


Not to mention, never defending your title is a mark against any great  .. In 19 seasons, Duncan couldnt go back to back once. And he played for contending teams all 19 years.. Every1 knows the second title of a back to back is much tougher to win than the first.


It's not even close

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Re: Tim Duncan retires
« Reply #14 on: July 17, 2016, 08:35:49 PM »
LMFAO. He was the leading scorer, minutes played & rebounding in the Finals the year they lost to Miami in his 16th season lmfao. If Kobe was good enough to make the playoffs in his 16th season & get swept in the first round that season would still be talked about on this forum.

They played arguably the best team ball ever the following year so he was 3rd in scoring in the Finals...by 3 PPG to the Finals MVP that year, who was considered a top player in the league & lead the team in rebounding...in his 17th season.

Guy was even averaging 17 & 11 in the first round in 2015 lmfao...second to Leonard. You making shit up, fam. That's sad as fuck.

Nobody in their sane mind would dismiss winning consistently 50 games every single year of his career & still have the 5 rings & then back up their side with some guy who was piggybacked for 3/5 of his rings. I'll even throw you a bone & say yeah, Kobe did more for those two rings than Duncan did for his last two STATISTICALLY; but it's not like Duncan wasn't as necessary & leading in the same fashion. But if winning is everything (your words), Duncan won WAAAAAY more than Kobe ever coulda dreamed.

"It's not close", I'm ashamed in myself for even responding.