Tim Duncan (Spurs) Highlights (37pts 16reb) vs. Lakers [Game 6-'03 WCSF's]

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  • @champion909
    @champion909 11 лет назад +84

    I swear Tim Duncan is the most under-appreciated superstar of all-time!!

  • @TheRock-lk6ug
    @TheRock-lk6ug 8 лет назад +120

    this prime duncan will own any C & PF in today league.

    • @Maal7432
      @Maal7432 7 лет назад +12

      The Rock Well, I mean, he has. Lmao

    • @sonofaballer96
      @sonofaballer96 5 лет назад +13

      He already did when he was past his prime.

    • @keanutaiaroa5808
      @keanutaiaroa5808 3 года назад +2

      Would have destroyed 2013 and 14 heat this one

    • @Manufan-og1xg
      @Manufan-og1xg 2 года назад +2

      @@keanutaiaroa5808 People pretend like LeBron is only second to Jordan, but I'd put Wilt, Kareem and Duncan ahead of him as well. You could make a case for Magic or Bird also.

  • @Maal7432
    @Maal7432 7 лет назад +98

    Duncan is a top 5 player ever. Idgaf if anyone disagrees. Don't care if he's not the most exciting, but he's one of the most effective. Dude was elite on both ends for a long time. Give the man his props.

    • @austin31bennett
      @austin31bennett 7 лет назад +5

      I have him number four all time behind only MJ, Russell, and Wilt :D glad to see others have him up there too

    • @Maal7432
      @Maal7432 7 лет назад +1

      The Turtler 31 Its sad how "excitement" is based on rankings. If that was the case, then Dr J would better better than Bird.

    • @TheCabIe
      @TheCabIe 7 лет назад +6

      Also his prime was so long ago many people don't realize how insane he was during his MVP years. He's definitely underrated because he wasn't as flashy overall and because casual fans don't value longevity as much. Dude was 39 and still one of the most efficient players in the league defensively. The fact he hasn't won DPOY while consistently being Top3 defender throughout his career is a robbery too. And the impact on the whole Spurs culture he had even when his numbers weren't super impressive anymore is hard to quantify.
      To me Duncan might be barely pushed out of Top5. I'd say MJ, LeBron, Kareem, Wilt + Russel have to be Top5 and then Bird, Magic, Duncan sort of go together. But even I might be underrating him :P

    • @Maal7432
      @Maal7432 7 лет назад +3

      Modestas Malakauskas Yeah, him not having DPOY is the biggest robbery in the history of the sport. No way should Camby have won it over him.

    • @petersonofleo11
      @petersonofleo11 5 лет назад

      @@Maal7432 2007 Duncan was a defensive monster. If peak Ben Wallace didnt exist Duncan would have at least 2 defensive player of the year awards.

  • @ryanjohnson8069
    @ryanjohnson8069 7 лет назад +125

    Those who don't think Tim Duncan is a top 5 player should watch this.

    • @onepiece6529
      @onepiece6529 6 лет назад +21

      TIm Duncan outplayed Shaq every playoffs. Shaq lucky he had Kobe

    • @petersonofleo11
      @petersonofleo11 5 лет назад +9

      As bias Spurs fan I got Duncan over Bird and Magic and on my top 5 all time. My argument over Larry was his insane longetivity and people forget how dominant Duncan was early in his career on his rookie year he was already a top 5 player was first team all nba and second team all defense as a rookie while getting 2 mvps and 3 finals mvp. Timmy was also one of the greatest defenders of all time. My argument of Duncan over Magic was that Duncan was dominant at the peak of the western conference and got 5 rings even if he was facing hell on that conference. Magic was on a really bad western conference which was as bad as the eastern conference of the 2000s. Its a shame that people only think of Old Man Riverwalk Duncan but forget the dominant Duncan that was a double double killing machine Duncan.

    • @ForeskinTim
      @ForeskinTim 5 лет назад +1

      @Austin Yipeo Cause that's why every 7 footer locked them down no problem.....

    • @ForeskinTim
      @ForeskinTim 5 лет назад

      @Austin Yipeo dumbass.

    • @FuShengAlex
      @FuShengAlex 5 лет назад +1

      @@petersonofleo11 I would definitely take Duncan over Bird or Magic. Only players I'd consider starting a team with over Duncan are Abdul Jabbar and Olajuwon

  • @hulksmash54
    @hulksmash54 4 года назад +20

    Tim’s 03 run is one of the best carry jobs in NBA history. That team was not very good and he gave them whatever they needed on any given night.

  • @kenallday4786
    @kenallday4786 3 года назад +13

    Tim Duncan best player in NBA in 2003
    Tim Duncan won league mvp, finals mvp, championship all in same season and ended Lakers attempts at a 4peat
    Tim Duncan led Spurs to 60 wins and #1 seed in the west
    Tim Duncan one of most underrated players all time
    Not flashy but consistent winner and impactful

    • @stevencoardvenice
      @stevencoardvenice Год назад

      Kobe destroyed him in 2001. And then Duncan destroyed the lakers in 2003

  • @adamkoshkuson3640
    @adamkoshkuson3640 8 лет назад +28

    4:45 tony parker with the ankle destroyer😂

  • @bballer191
    @bballer191 9 лет назад +48

    Duncan was literally unguardable in his prime. He did Shaq like this a few times. And I'll never forget when he scored 53 on Dirk (although Dirk was never a great defender).

    • @sonofaballer96
      @sonofaballer96 5 лет назад +7

      We all know Dirk was more skilled at shooting but Duncan was always better all around.

    • @Dejusticed
      @Dejusticed 4 года назад +1

      @@sonofaballer96 More skilled shooter? No he certainly was not. Duncan just had a much larger arsenal of weapons on offense. He didn't have to score to be a threat on offense. All dirk had was scoring.

    • @bruvimmaride3017
      @bruvimmaride3017 4 года назад +2

      @@Dejusticed but it was effective af Dirk was a killer in those 2011 finals

    • @luispolanco5966
      @luispolanco5966 4 года назад +2

      @@Dejusticed Duncan didn't knock down the 3

    • @Dejusticed
      @Dejusticed 4 года назад +2

      @@luispolanco5966 The 3 isn't the only measurement for shooting. There is an entire mid range. Duncan was so good there and in the post he didn't have to work on shooting 3's. However, he did hit one of the most clutch 3's in spurs playoff history.

  • @paulcrewe3325
    @paulcrewe3325 7 лет назад +17

    Duncan moves down most people's lists because he wasn't flashy and didn't pad stats. He is easily top 10 and there is an argument for top 5.

    • @petersonofleo11
      @petersonofleo11 5 лет назад +2

      I got him over Magic and Bird.

    • @vivalasexy
      @vivalasexy 4 года назад

      @@petersonofleo11 No way. He's probably 7th all time

  • @stevenkunzer9027
    @stevenkunzer9027 6 лет назад +9

    Most underrated clutch performance in NBA history

  • @jpkclutch7780
    @jpkclutch7780 4 года назад +6

    Top 10 player all time and he is either the most underrated superstar of all time or just behind Hakeem. He was the best player on the floor for an entire series which also featured Prime Shaq and Prime Kobe.

    • @TheCocoband
      @TheCocoband Год назад

      What was Hakeem than Tim Duncan at beside fews more blocks?

  • @arkman2237
    @arkman2237 8 лет назад +18

    remembering one of the greatest of all time, tim duncan , goodbye

    • @KARAOTI23
      @KARAOTI23 5 лет назад

      he's not dead

    • @amarjeetjawanda6910
      @amarjeetjawanda6910 4 года назад +2

      @@KARAOTI23 that's messed up way of thinking. Like we only supposed to remember people who died.

    • @KARAOTI23
      @KARAOTI23 4 года назад +1

      @@amarjeetjawanda6910 lol, he also said "goodbye" which is kind of messed up. btw Timmy is one of my favourite all time players

    • @amarjeetjawanda6910
      @amarjeetjawanda6910 4 года назад +1

      @@KARAOTI23 on another note it is sad to see Kobe go at such a young age leaving behind 3 young daughters and Vanessa.

    • @KARAOTI23
      @KARAOTI23 4 года назад +1

      @@amarjeetjawanda6910 yes it is tragic indeed

  • @aikidoboynj
    @aikidoboynj 11 лет назад +31

    When I watch how Duncan played against these Lakers and especially against such a bigger Shaq..it makes me question why immediately everyone picks hakeem over him at center with no debate at all. I think TD could play both positions equally great.

    • @mahmoudbibbyfofana
      @mahmoudbibbyfofana 5 лет назад +1

      aikidoboynj Defensively Hakeem was on another level

    • @keanutaiaroa5808
      @keanutaiaroa5808 3 года назад +2

      Hakeem and Tim are on same level for me if u watch nearly identical Hakeem got dream shake tim Duncan got dream fake

    • @Theterminato2013
      @Theterminato2013 3 года назад

      Maybe because Hakeem’s 1994 & 1995 playoff runs were tougher and more impressive than any of Duncan’s playoff runs. Hakeem had a better peak but Duncan had better longevity.

  • @pechyvillanueva1815
    @pechyvillanueva1815 2 года назад +3

    greatest power forward of all time period...top 5 player

  • @aregimechangeisimminent5781
    @aregimechangeisimminent5781 6 лет назад +6

    “I got hurt on company time, so I’ll rehab on company time.” - Shaq before the ’02 season began. He had a bad toe and instead of getting surgery early in the summer, he waited until the Lakers’ pre-season began in ’02 to get the operation. That phrase he uttered showed his attitude and work ethic. It proves Shaq only considered basketball a seasonal job, not a year-round one.

    • @Theterminato2013
      @Theterminato2013 Месяц назад

      Oh come on that’s not the only reason the Lakers lost in 2003. They were burnt out by 2003 after going through 3 straight long playoff runs 3peating. Plus Mitch Kupchak was cheap af be failed to surround Kobe and Shaq with more quality role players to improve their bench and rely on the Duo to carry the team. The 2003 Lakers were top heavy same with the 2011 Lakers. Kobe by 2011 was also burnt out and struggled dealing with nagging injuries with his knee and ankle that year just like Shaq was with his big toe in 2003 after leading the Lakers to 3 straight finals runs 2008-2010 and winning back to back titles 2009 & 2010. Plus Andrew Bynum made the same exact mistake Shaq did in Fall 2010 and decided to get meniscus surgery on “company time”. Pau Gasol was also burnt out in 2011 also and both the 2003 & 2011 Lakers met the same fate losing in the 2nd round to the Spurs and Mavs.

  • @hdaaap
    @hdaaap 12 лет назад +3

    he was great today!!! 26 points....greatest ever!!!

  • @abaileyjr97
    @abaileyjr97 10 лет назад +24

    Killing Shaq!

  • @1daddy57
    @1daddy57 3 года назад +1

    There are few who are more talented than Tim, there is, however, no better player to be the cornerstone of your franchise.

  • @harvyarmada5466
    @harvyarmada5466 Месяц назад

    That dunk of david robinson was super fast. The athleticism of this guy is remarkable.

  • @leftyshredder9289
    @leftyshredder9289 10 месяцев назад +1

    Prime Duncan is one of the best ever.

  • @danielmatos2533
    @danielmatos2533 9 лет назад +15

    Timmy destroyed Shaq

  • @spanky8532
    @spanky8532 12 лет назад

    Wow, I was just a child when I saw this game, I underestimated how much of a beast this guy was! ( And sometimes still is )...

  • @samuelquintanilla6338
    @samuelquintanilla6338 8 лет назад +3

    TD = THE GOAT....

  • @alexofficial9551
    @alexofficial9551 4 года назад +2

    Best PF ever for those ppl who think AD is on duncan's level I won't even entertain that argument AD is 27 and won Ntn duncan at age 27.2 MVPs 2 titles ,2 finals MVP end of debate...have some crazy ppl out there

  • @willitgoalltheway
    @willitgoalltheway 11 лет назад

    greatness, in slow motion

  • @joshuaramonervas7097
    @joshuaramonervas7097 3 года назад +2

    They also change the Defensive plan Shaq faced TD and still nothing changed.

  • @chancedelgado6520
    @chancedelgado6520 4 года назад

    So Underrated

  • @PrinceoftheCityNY
    @PrinceoftheCityNY Год назад

    Respect Prime Fundamental

  • @peat381low8
    @peat381low8 3 года назад +4

    4:57 wow the refs were totally not biased for LA.

  • @thereal_notoriousakagdubb3486
    @thereal_notoriousakagdubb3486 2 года назад

    Tim Duncan and his San Antonio Spurs destroys the 3x defending nba champs LA Lakers in 6 GMs with 37 points 16 rebs

  • @michaeldiaz6006
    @michaeldiaz6006 6 лет назад +3

    Some say the Spurs aren't a dynasty because they weren't able to repeat as champions, but hey the also ended some dynasty.

    • @petersonofleo11
      @petersonofleo11 5 лет назад +2

      I would say 3 rings on 5 years is a dynasty. 2003, 2005 and 2007. Now that I think about it we could have won 5 in a row if 0.4 Fisher shot didnt happen. The Manu foul agains the Mavs on game 7 didnt happen on 2006.

    • @amarjeetjawanda6910
      @amarjeetjawanda6910 4 года назад +1

      Bro ratings have a lot to do with it. For example in 2004 the Spurs had won I believe combination of 20 plus games including playoffs and smack the Lakers in the first 2 games and then the league takes over to save it self from "boring" aka fundamentals and the team that won like 22 straight lost 4 straight. I don't wanna hear about Fisher shot that was 1 game. The Spurs were blowing teams out by double digits on the road and they lose 4 straight. We know what was up the league had to survive for rating for these new billion dollar tv deals so even bums like Mike Conley can make 30 mil a year. And if let's say if they win in 04 they not winning in 05 because the league would be shut down due to lack of ratings.

    • @jasonsal6742
      @jasonsal6742 3 года назад

      Ppl don't know what a true dynasty is. A real dynasty is being at the top for the longest. Who has been at the top for the longest more then the San Antonio Spurs..? They carry with them the most winningnest team out of "all major sports" title. Highest winning percentage of all major sports. Been to the playoffs more then two decades straight! Never missed the playoffs and always a title contender thoughout those decades. Meaning they remain relevant and in the playoff race year after year for more then "two decades!" Let that sink in cause no team or no other player has done what the Spurs and Tim Duncan done. What the Spurs did is the definition of excellence, greatness, sustain greatness, magical, extremely rare, and u probably will never see it done again or out done by nother player or team in yur life time and maybe even in yur kids life time. Let that sink in as well to really understanding how special these accomplishments are and they should be well noted..💯✌️

  • @IRVINGTONTS
    @IRVINGTONTS 12 лет назад +1

    whatever happened to tom tolbert and bill walton commentating together they were the best!!!!

  • @shawnfranklin2227
    @shawnfranklin2227 Год назад

    Why am I tearing up who cut the damn onions we be in glory again we don't buy chips we draft them unlike the lakers wanting every free agent that gets waived by a team

  • @officialmightynotoriousaka3897
    @officialmightynotoriousaka3897 6 лет назад +1

    The san antonio spurs beat the L.A. Lakers 110-82 win in six games,as the spurs ended the Lakers a 3-year title run,led by the 2-time mvp Tim duncan with 37 points 16 rebounds and tony parker had 27 points,shaq had 31 pts and Kobe with 20 points?

  • @officialmightynotoriousaka3897
    @officialmightynotoriousaka3897 6 лет назад +1

    The L.A. Lakers 25 straight playoff game winning streak and 13 win in the playoffs is over by the spurs in 6?

  • @JezuzIsLord
    @JezuzIsLord Год назад

    MJ...KAJ...Tim...Shaq...LeBron my top 5

  • @jaybk718
    @jaybk718 12 лет назад +3

    @4:49 tony parker had ankles for dinner

  • @officialmightynotoriousaka3897
    @officialmightynotoriousaka3897 6 лет назад +1

    The spurs beat the Lakers in six games with an 110-82 victory,TD had a playoff career-high 37 points 16 rebounds and 2 blocks and tony parker had 27 points as the spurs ended Kobe Bryant and the Lakers dynasty,who had 20 points?

    • @doctorx1924
      @doctorx1924 4 года назад +1

      His playoff career high was actually a few years earlier against the Lakers in game 2 of '01 when he scored 40.

  • @sohaminyoh
    @sohaminyoh 5 лет назад +1

    3:45 Odd decision by Shaq to run in transition instead of going for the rebound

  • @officialmightynotoriousaka5463
    @officialmightynotoriousaka5463 3 года назад

    Soundtrack album available on warner bros recording

  • @oWo4L
    @oWo4L 5 лет назад +4

    He destroyed Shaq. This man might be the best player since Jordan.. btw what exactly have the Spurs done since he retired? I’ll wait...

    • @tundrachris
      @tundrachris 2 года назад +1

      Well Kawhi kind of messed up our plans a little there.

    • @anthonymcmorris7451
      @anthonymcmorris7451 2 года назад +1

      Exactly he is the best player since Jordan

  • @officialmightynotoriousaka5463
    @officialmightynotoriousaka5463 3 года назад

    Tim Duncan and his San Antonio Spurs had ended Kobe Bryant and the LA Lakers dynasty in 6 GM's?🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏀🏀🏀

  • @JFLTX
    @JFLTX 2 года назад

    Would love to see Duncan defend Jokic.

  • @capturinggod2438
    @capturinggod2438 4 года назад +1

    3:00. One reason why Duncan is better than Shaq

  • @thereal_notoriousakagdubb3486
    @thereal_notoriousakagdubb3486 2 года назад

    San Antonio Spurs had send David Robinson off into the sunset with a second title

  • @FavreianVengeance
    @FavreianVengeance 11 лет назад +3

    Maybe - Tim Ducan ends the Shaq Dynasty.

  • @alegende
    @alegende 11 лет назад +1

    Am a Knick fan and hated to lose to these guys during that shortened season. Tim Duncan seems like the typical yankee player with the quiet arrogance like Mariano Rivera. But not really. But, I miss this guy's talent when he was younger like here. Can pretty much dominate Shaq despite the size difference. I wonder who is better between him and Olajuwon during their prime.

    • @anthonymcmorris7451
      @anthonymcmorris7451 2 года назад

      I'm taking Duncan over the dream

    • @ihooptvchannel521
      @ihooptvchannel521 Год назад

      @@anthonymcmorris7451 hakeem slightly better free throw shooter and more athletic shot blocker, but would be a great matchup

  • @theglove602
    @theglove602 2 года назад

    Had Kobe & Fisher in 😢 breaking 💔

  • @nuddin901
    @nuddin901 12 лет назад

    Can u do Timmy 2003

  • @Dman34565
    @Dman34565 13 лет назад +1

    0:53 - 1:02 commentator talking smack LOL

  • @FavreianVengeance
    @FavreianVengeance 11 лет назад

    I feel like they should be called Tim Duncan Fundamentals (37 Pts, 16 Reb)

  • @theglove602
    @theglove602 2 года назад

    Horry, Shaq had no answers guarding The Big Fundamental

  • @mylessk
    @mylessk 11 месяцев назад

    are we not gonna talk about Tony Parker dropping that dude?

  • @RaphialLee
    @RaphialLee 9 лет назад

    lol tim dunkin was a little more athletic but the same. he's still that good.

  • @91gt306
    @91gt306 11 лет назад +2

    Kobes 81 was against a bad team, tim was doing this to the lakers with kobe/shaq who were defending champs at the time.

    • @Theterminato2013
      @Theterminato2013 Месяц назад

      Kobe scored 62 points against the team that beated ur precious Spurs in 2006, the Mavs. Y’all Duncan fanboys are starting to sound like CWebb fanboys discrediting Kobe.

  • @jimihendrix1263
    @jimihendrix1263 2 года назад

    Better than Kobrick Cryant for sure

  • @BoyNamedTim
    @BoyNamedTim 11 лет назад

    I'd hope so. Howard can't even sniff Duncan/Shaq. Hell, he can't sniff Ewing/D-Rob. Comparing Dwight to those all-time greats is like comparing canned tuna to fresh Maine Lobster. Tuna sandwiches are good, but they aint no lobster.

  • @jazzalex22
    @jazzalex22 12 лет назад

    We all knew the Lakers weren't gonna win this series even though I'm a LA fan, San An was just too much that year. And to everyone stop saying Lakers need refs to win, it's getting old. It's today's Heat who need refs to win which it did this year. But I'd take Shaq and Tim Duncan over Dwight Howard anyday of the week, I really would.

  • @Nate-im3sg
    @Nate-im3sg 4 года назад

    059 LOL

  • @LPjunemark
    @LPjunemark Год назад

    Lakers and the Nba can't rigg this game😂

  • @adrody23
    @adrody23 11 лет назад

    Kobe's 81 was harder

    • @elai3147
      @elai3147 5 лет назад +1

      adrody23 raptors were trash

    • @jasonsal6742
      @jasonsal6742 3 года назад

      How when he took most the shots and on top of that his team fed him the ball!😂😂😂 Also look what team he did it against.💯😆😆😆 He would have not scored that against a better team like Dallas's or the Spurs, etc.. big difference when u brag about it bro.👍 It doesn't make the accomplishment any less meaningful thou.. was awesome to see and yes he is a phenomenal player not saying he ain't. I luv Kobe (RIP Mamba)🙏 I'm just being real about what I said.💯✌️