DeMarcus Cousins On Tim Duncan’s Style of Trash Talk

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  • Опубликовано: 13 дек 2022
  • DeMarcus Cousins Joins Josiah Johnson, LaJethro Jenkins, and Zach Schwartz talks about how hard it was to play against Tim Duncan, why he believes he's the most disrespected winner of all-time and why he should always be mentioned when discussing Top 5 Ever.
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  • @jandrashriker5861
    @jandrashriker5861 Год назад +2932

    Weird fact, Tim Duncan has a winning record against every team he ever played.

    • @Cameron_Caron
      @Cameron_Caron Год назад +190

      Didn't know that. That's pretty crazy.

    • @dsg3053
      @dsg3053 Год назад +35

      Weird how tho lol

    • @johnhenry2903
      @johnhenry2903 Год назад +163

      @@dsg3053 Robinson had the Spurs a perineal 50+ win team so when the Spurs kept him out to tank the end result was Duncan joining an established very good squad. And once he fully became that dude he was able to carry the squad for a very long time. To put it simply, he didn't catch a lot of L's early or late in his career.

    • @BigA678
      @BigA678 Год назад +128

      More rings mvps and fmvp than Kobe. Bc the NBA didn’t market him he gets overlooked. They do the same with Giannis

    • @mikeberb
      @mikeberb Год назад +88

      @@BigA678Tim and Kobe have the same number of rings and an argument can definitely be made that Kobe deserved more than ONE league MVP. Stop comparing the two and appreciate greatness for what it is. Tim just wasn’t a marketable player and he also was on a small market team. Kobe was the star of the Los Angeles Lakers , of course he’s going to get more publicity

  • @michaelo6161
    @michaelo6161 Год назад +1570

    Dropping 16 straight in the 4th and then saying good job to them after is actually wild😭🤣

    • @gvngbvngiggy
      @gvngbvngiggy Год назад +110

      He recognized that he tried lol

    • @MrSoa007
      @MrSoa007 Год назад +73

      10 off glass hurt more 😂😂😂

    • @redjeunesse6292
      @redjeunesse6292 Год назад +63

      ​@@MrSoa007 the bank was always open for Timmy!!

    • @thrvy
      @thrvy Год назад +42

      That shit is diabolical. Hahaha

    • @JonathanLittle001
      @JonathanLittle001 Год назад +25

      Beast. Sportsmanike af to the point of being petty with it

  • @redjeunesse6292
    @redjeunesse6292 Год назад +310

    19 years. Playoffs every year.
    5x champion 3x finals MVP
    2x league MVP. 15x all NBA selections
    Timmy will always be my GOAT !

    • @morecowbell235
      @morecowbell235 10 месяцев назад +16

      10x All NBA first team. That is impressive. No one cares about 2nd and 3rd team.
      Also, don't forget he was a 15x all star

    • @QGuides
      @QGuides 9 месяцев назад

      Goddamn

    • @joseadlc03
      @joseadlc03 9 месяцев назад +1

      Yes Sir! 🤴🏾

    • @Ac0ustics0ul
      @Ac0ustics0ul 8 месяцев назад +3

      and one raya llen miracle away from 6... Not even a Spurs fan and I can't get over that game.

    • @stevenmark4407
      @stevenmark4407 7 месяцев назад +1

      Bro shouldn’t gotten at least one dpoy

  • @Villalobos63
    @Villalobos63 Год назад +861

    I use to think the Spurs were boring but dammit there was 3 things certain in life while Timmy D Duncan was balling 1. Death 2. Taxes 3. The Spurs winning 50+ games.

    • @erichvonmanstein6876
      @erichvonmanstein6876 Год назад +20

      Taxes are not certain, the other two i concur

    • @gnielsen07
      @gnielsen07 Год назад +70

      19 year career, made playoffs every season. Only lost in the first round 4 times! He won more nba championships than times he lost first round . Incredible

    • @siyabongakunene5052
      @siyabongakunene5052 Год назад +8

      Late 90's and 00's I absolutely couldn't stand the Spurs.. I only started appreciating them later on when they battling LeBron's Cavs and Heats teams.

    • @KCJbomberFTW
      @KCJbomberFTW Год назад

      So?

    • @kiteracer2497
      @kiteracer2497 Год назад +2

      They weren't boring during the playoffs

  • @sgshumblecrumb6046
    @sgshumblecrumb6046 Год назад +1617

    I always pictured Tim Duncan's trash talk being like Prince in the Chappelle Show skit, and Boogie basically confirmed it. There's a part where Prince slaps Donnell Rawlings on the butt and says "good play," and Donnell says "Man, I'm not on your team!" 😂😂😂😂😂

  • @noyce.
    @noyce. Год назад +1144

    I hope more people give Timmy his flowers while he's still here.

    • @Tethloach1
      @Tethloach1 Год назад +38

      A legendary talent, quietly leading elite teams to wins.

    • @noyce.
      @noyce. Год назад +8

      @@Tethloach1 Preach.

    • @FMD023
      @FMD023 Год назад +9

      They do after the 14 spurs whooped the heats. Spurs fan here and after 2013 spurs went from boring to beautiful basketball.

    • @jimjamb0rino347
      @jimjamb0rino347 Год назад +42

      Bro he's like 45 lmao why are you talking like he's about to die

    • @noyce.
      @noyce. Год назад +32

      @@jimjamb0rino347 Life is unpredictable my man. You don't need to wait until someone dies or about to then you give your flowers.

  • @dsg3053
    @dsg3053 Год назад +416

    Tim Duncan is one of those players you don't appreciate until you're at least 30 years old. Most people who love Tim Duncan have at least two grown kids.

    • @deucealmightee
      @deucealmightee Год назад +15

      I was a fan of Mr Fundamental from back when san an had the fiesta colors on the court in 1999, they called him and david “twin towers”. Thats back when kids were still taught “low post” game

    • @someguy7424
      @someguy7424 Год назад +6

      I liked him in my teens, but then again I was a high school nerd.

    • @FernandoColeti
      @FernandoColeti Год назад +4

      Amazing conclusion

    • @foresthart5599
      @foresthart5599 Год назад +2

      my kids love him too.

    • @blueatlas6744
      @blueatlas6744 Год назад +6

      Timmy was my ideal NBA player no dramas just playing basketball.

  • @andrejones7176
    @andrejones7176 Год назад +556

    We need more Tim Duncan love from all the bigs.

    • @KCJbomberFTW
      @KCJbomberFTW Год назад +2

      1. Wilt
      2. Shaq
      3. Kareem
      4. Hakeem
      5. Timmy

  • @powerfulfocus779
    @powerfulfocus779 Год назад +588

    Tim probably saw this interview and was cracking up🤣🤣🤣😂

    • @valkorumQ
      @valkorumQ Год назад +93

      And Joey Crawford probably tech'd him

    • @anthonylittle5515
      @anthonylittle5515 Год назад +8

      Nah he kept a straight face and looked at you hella clueless 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

    • @wendelleasports
      @wendelleasports Год назад +7

      Fundamentally cracked up!

    • @future62
      @future62 Год назад +38

      Timmy saw this washing a dish, shook his head, and continued washing the dish (by hand)

    • @wendelleasports
      @wendelleasports Год назад +11

      @@future62 fundamentally

  • @user-qc3gx9bn2w
    @user-qc3gx9bn2w Год назад +277

    Timmy D was one rebound away from matching MJ's record in the finals, let that sink in

    • @rlm78iii
      @rlm78iii Год назад +11

      Great point!

    • @mayneforgotso
      @mayneforgotso Год назад +65

      The wildest part is he had 30 and 17 that game lol Pop shoulda never had him on the bench during that sequence

    • @J-Hue
      @J-Hue Год назад +10

      @mayneforgotso
      I swear Pop was trying to get Ginobli Finals MVP that series. He was pulling Duncan and Parker for the littlest things but left Ginobli in and he's calling his own isos, launching bs 3's, bricking shots,and missing his defensive assignments, costing them points left and right.

    • @drokhalis3338
      @drokhalis3338 Год назад +17

      @@mayneforgotso “Nah Boris Diaw looking dummy thic get him this clutch time tick.”
      ~Gregg Poppovich~

    • @jwc7215
      @jwc7215 Год назад +4

      @@J-Hue still hurts to think about. Pop trying to get way to complicated with those subs instead of just letting Timmy play.

  • @wolf7el356
    @wolf7el356 Год назад +62

    You Airball a wide open Jumper...
    Tim Duncan: "Nice shot.."

    • @shaneharun9571
      @shaneharun9571 Год назад +8

      Man i would be mad asf

    • @michaelmaccrazy
      @michaelmaccrazy 7 дней назад +1

      Based on Cousins' description of how Duncan trash talks, Duncan's type of trash talk would honestly upset me more than someone like Kevin Garnett's.

  • @antwahnredding6294
    @antwahnredding6294 Год назад +284

    Lol and he went against an older Tim Duncan imagine 02-03 Duncan with those immaculate post moves

    • @frankjoseph6071
      @frankjoseph6071 Год назад +30

      tim at least 34 when this story happened

    • @aedaed3605
      @aedaed3605 Год назад +20

      02-03 Duncan would give Demarcus a quintuple double, 20 straight points, 20 rebs, 15 assists, 10 blocks, and 10 steals 😆 and still no one would notice unless boogie recalls it

    • @dusk6159
      @dusk6159 Год назад +1

      And prime TD had phenom's highlights too

    • @dominiquejones3805
      @dominiquejones3805 Год назад +1

      Duncan was goin up against KG

  • @robertsanchez1629
    @robertsanchez1629 Год назад +492

    Tim Duncan deserves the top 5 nod from everyone. A lot of people keeps saying “if it weren’t for pop” or “he had Tony and Manu throughout years” or the worst one “it was the system”. Tim Duncan was the system. He’s definitely the most unappreciated athletes of all time due to he wasn’t “marketable” or “flashy”. Who gives a shit. Tim Duncan shared the 2000s with Kobe and Shaq. Also, he led the spurs to 50+ wins throughout his entire career. If that isn’t too 5 idk what is.

    • @Agbahizzal
      @Agbahizzal Год назад +10

      Right.
      I would argue that TP and Duncan are the best big small combo in the history of basketball. Both could ISO but both had crazy chemistry. I don't ever remember a play deconstructing when it start with them PnR.
      I mean old them made us downplay Spur's Leonard

    • @_rockystart_
      @_rockystart_ Год назад +16

      Kobe, Timmy, and Shaq is just a crazy stacked decade. Especially in the West

    • @jamesball5743
      @jamesball5743 Год назад +5

      Pop ain’t shit without Duncan!

    • @kennethli8
      @kennethli8 Год назад +21

      Tim Duncan single handedly prevented Kobe and Shaq from winning their 4-peat during the 2003 playoffs. That year David Robinson was hurt most of the season and was averaging 8 points in the regular season and averaged 7 points in the playoffs. Tony parker averaged 15 points in the regular season and playoffs. Manu was averaging 13 points in the regular season and 12 points in the playoffs.

    • @Exaris
      @Exaris Год назад +3

      He's tier 2. Like 5th-8th. I don't think you could seriously argue GOAT status, but he's on the very next level.

  • @MahoroAndou
    @MahoroAndou Год назад +189

    I'm a Pistons fan, but man, I really loved watching that Parker, Ginobili, Duncan Spurs team play.

    • @willc5023
      @willc5023 Год назад +6

      i hated that team because im a Laker fan but i have nothing but respect for that spurs team

    • @Cameron_Caron
      @Cameron_Caron Год назад +5

      They were very enjoyable to watch. One of the last true team basketball teams. Warriors are the last of them. No one moves the ball around and plays like a team like Spurs did anymore. Just the Warriors imo.

    • @Cameron_Caron
      @Cameron_Caron Год назад +3

      @@willc5023 Did not like them either as a Kobe fan during the early Money years. But you had to respect them and later on they grew on you post Shaq.

    • @joypeaceandhappiness1501
      @joypeaceandhappiness1501 Год назад

      I'm a Bad Boy too the Spurs had me crying, but nothing but respect for him

  • @friendswitdadealer
    @friendswitdadealer Год назад +38

    People really don’t talk about how competitive Tim Duncan really was. Dude REALLY wanted to win a chip every single season.

  • @neilmanansala399
    @neilmanansala399 Год назад +80

    And Cousins played against the OLD Timmy D. During ‘02-‘03, Tim Duncan was the best player in the whole world. He won back-to-back MVPs in a League with a PRIME SHAQUILLE O’NEAL

  • @BakemonoShiz
    @BakemonoShiz Год назад +249

    Tim was the type to tell you how bad you were shooting in detail and be heartlessly sterile with it. "Bro, you're shooting 2/17...that's like 12 percent...move in" ☠☠☠

    • @teemur6276
      @teemur6276 Год назад +49

      😂😂”matter fact if you can, try to bank it in from an certain angle, you got this”💀💀

    • @sangun123
      @sangun123 Год назад +40

      “Hold that follow through big fella, you’ll get it” lmfao shit would get you heated

    • @jogabonitadefutbol
      @jogabonitadefutbol Год назад +9

      @@sangun123 'cuz you know it'll be useful advice, which would be even worse because

    • @dominiquejones3805
      @dominiquejones3805 Год назад +4

      Didn't he mess with Kobe like that

    • @natebaxter9551
      @natebaxter9551 Год назад +11

      ​@@dominiquejones3805 he messed with everyone like that.

  • @roybledsoe24
    @roybledsoe24 Год назад +69

    As a wolves and KG fan, no player made me more mad than Tim Duncan. Like boogie said, he’s a top 5 winner of all time

    • @redjeunesse6292
      @redjeunesse6292 Год назад +2

      Duncan is my favorite and I loved watching The Big ticket and Timmy battle it out !!!

  • @underrated7725
    @underrated7725 Год назад +116

    I'm happy to hear Demarcus ( Aka boogy) give Duncan his props. Demarcus was a beast himself but Duncan from the time he was drafted by the Spurs he was a instant impact. I can't even explain the happiness he gave me with his basketball play from 1997 till 2017. He was the real deal. Passionate, fundamentally sound. He could score all kinds of ways. Bank shot, pull up 15 footer, floaters, spin move bank shot, drive to basket for a dunk. assist, block shots, he didn't shoot a lot of 3s but when did he was pretty accurate. If there was a game that had to be won to win a championship and Tim Duncan said we're winning the game you better believe it. He was just so confident in his team's ability to get the job done. Tim frustrated a lot of centers and power forwards trying to guard him because he was that good. I remember KG ( Kevin garnett slapped Tim Duncan on the back of the head because Tim was giving KG that work but after the game it was all love. KD was just frustrated Tim was out working him. I can go on and on about Duncan as he is my favorite player and I'm a long time Spurs fan since 89. I'm 45 and I'm happy to say Duncan is the best power forward I watched play and there are some great ones no doubt. Some can argue and say Barkley, Malone.etc but I don't think those guys had big of a impact on his team than Duncan did. OK. I'm out. ✌️and 🙏

  • @billdover3165
    @billdover3165 Год назад +143

    I think Tim Duncan is the most disrespected player in NBA history simply due to the fact that he never did anything to be extremely flashy or went out of his way to draw attention to himself. The dude was mild-mannered knew what his job was led his team to multiple championships and became arguably the greatest power forward in NBA history. Why people still seem to think he doesn't rank in the elite of the elite kind of blows my mind considering how great he is. They call him the big fundamental for damn reason. And I am not even a San Antonio Spurs fan. But I am a massive fan of Tim Duncan and the way he did things on the court.

    • @duronbryant5921
      @duronbryant5921 Год назад

      Him and Hakeem

    • @dominiquejones3805
      @dominiquejones3805 Год назад +1

      5 rings possible could of went 6 - 6

    • @josehernandez7590
      @josehernandez7590 Год назад

      John Stockton too

    • @pitakon
      @pitakon Год назад

      Disrespected lol. He is close to unanimous in the top 5 goat of everyone's list. He's not everyone's favourite but everyone pretty much put him on the top 5 all time.

    • @williamgray5491
      @williamgray5491 Год назад +1

      ​@@pitakontrue. But some put him at top 8 with Larry and Kobe over him. 😂 Bruh shi crazy.

  • @dashxlife
    @dashxlife Год назад +134

    Not gonna lie seeing a humble chill Boogie is nice to see man. Dude really matured a lot he needs to be on a team

    • @mrsarcastic87215
      @mrsarcastic87215 Год назад +4

      He's 33, has had a bunch of lower body injuries and was never a good defender. What would he actually bring to a team at this point?

    • @cheesesteakphilly
      @cheesesteakphilly Год назад

      Why would you lie about that?

    • @dashxlife
      @dashxlife Год назад +1

      @@cheesesteakphilly did I say he was lying about anything?

    • @dashxlife
      @dashxlife Год назад +2

      @@mrsarcastic87215 some teams just need a veteran presence, toughness, and more little more inside scoring. Last time he was playing he was trying to add the 3 to his game. He def still has value bro

    • @mrsarcastic87215
      @mrsarcastic87215 Год назад +1

      @@dashxlife to maybe a team not playing for anything or a young team but he brings no value to a team trying to win now

  • @BJMckay71
    @BJMckay71 Год назад +46

    I used to dislike DeMarcus when that video of him bullying Timmy down low and going physical on him. Now that DeMarcus has shown his utmost respect to him, man I love him now and the way he gives TD what he deserves all along. Top 5-6 of all time at the least.

    • @john-paul9551
      @john-paul9551 11 месяцев назад +3

      That was the very game that Cousins is talking about! Boogie gets fouled and yells out how good he was. Then going back in D Timmy just stares at him laughing.

  • @tkinsey3
    @tkinsey3 Год назад +307

    The Jokic comparison to TD was on point

    • @mauriciorano7142
      @mauriciorano7142 Год назад +24

      Not really. Tim is on a completely different level lol. One reason - defense

    • @Tokyoremedy
      @Tokyoremedy Год назад +37

      So wrong. He said Jokic is boring, everytime I see Jokic play it’s always exciting

    • @kafkafan123
      @kafkafan123 Год назад +10

      @@Tokyoremedy his passing is superhuman man

    • @TheMissiIe
      @TheMissiIe Год назад +10

      @SupaEffective well the basketball community and media love to show off the flashy dunks and tween tween hesi shit. Jokic is boring to 80% of the basketball community who actually don't like basketball, they like the swag of the players

    • @denistuohy2535
      @denistuohy2535 Год назад +4

      @@Tokyoremedy he meant the personality

  • @Antbeast23
    @Antbeast23 Год назад +59

    Tim Duncan fundamentals and style of play was amazing man. It dominated bigs with his own play

  • @Konahagure
    @Konahagure Год назад +27

    Just now seeing this after seeing Kevin Garnett's impressions of Tim Duncan's trash talk a few weeks ago. Good stuff.

    • @Ascending11
      @Ascending11 8 месяцев назад +1

      😂 ... that shits funny ... "Ohhh ahhh ... almost". 🤣

  • @doesnotexist305
    @doesnotexist305 Год назад +16

    Nothing you can dislike about Tim. Played the right way, won, no controversies ever. He’s definitely top 5.

  • @oz70nyc50
    @oz70nyc50 Год назад +62

    Tim Duncan majored in Psychology at Wake Forest, so he was a master at getting in dude's heads. There numerous accounts from players of that era of TD waging psychological warfare on them and totally taking them out of their game.

  • @nakamstejoguizo
    @nakamstejoguizo Год назад +72

    Tim Duncan is so underrated 🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️

    • @tomthompson4869
      @tomthompson4869 Год назад +2

      Hes terribly overrated in recent yrs by Bron fans trying to make it seem like hes betrer than he was to make Bron’s finals losses make more sense.
      Its not working, everyone knows that Tim was always barely top 10 at best.

    • @drstone2358
      @drstone2358 Год назад +12

      @@tomthompson4869 oh Lord 🤦‍♂️

    • @eddiewilks4874
      @eddiewilks4874 Год назад

      You’re eating lebrons meat on a video about Tim Duncan???? Your obsessed

    • @sherlockstrange4781
      @sherlockstrange4781 Год назад +5

      @@tomthompson4869 may god help you sir🙏🏼

    • @Tethloach1
      @Tethloach1 Год назад +1

      We know he is great, that is good enough.

  • @dr.mark.b.hubble
    @dr.mark.b.hubble Год назад +19

    I remember watching him play at Wake Forest when I lived in Winston-Salem, NC. After the game, I looked at the stat line and wondered, “How do you score a quiet 27pts?”🤔

    • @oaktree1626
      @oaktree1626 Год назад +4

      He may have been one of the last all-time greats to actually play four years in college.
      Even his freshman year it was obvious that he was different.

  • @shyguymuzik9095
    @shyguymuzik9095 Год назад +35

    😂😂😂 "if anybody's gonna give it to you it's gotta be Timmy D"

  • @marcelljackson2868
    @marcelljackson2868 Год назад +56

    To be honest alot of folks had Kobe as the best 00s and 10s on the real TD had just as much success as kobe thats real.

    • @younglove3362
      @younglove3362 Год назад +8

      He has more accolades than Kobe.

    • @KobieeBryant
      @KobieeBryant 7 месяцев назад

      Kobedagoat salute to Tim man always played with the same core and amazing system nobody takes anything from the spurs. That’s Kobe n duncan era
      Kobedagoat doe Duncan told u
      We didn’t scout SHAQ maybe cause he knew he had SHAQ
      We had to scout and be ready for “KOBE” we knew he was coming

  • @TheSocialFaker
    @TheSocialFaker Год назад +18

    Love Tim Duncan stories. He was cold blooded and he knew it, but didn't feel the need to show it other than in his game.
    On the other end of the spectrum I love Larry Bird stories as well because he was cold blooded and knew it, but made sure everyone knew it with his game and his trash talk.

    • @john-paul9551
      @john-paul9551 11 месяцев назад +2

      Larry Bird walking into the locker room full of 3-pt contest competitors:
      "So who amongst you is going to come in second place?"

  • @gabriel.hongkong
    @gabriel.hongkong 11 месяцев назад +21

    Timmy D, without debate, is the greatest PF of all time. The amount of times he was All-NBA and All-Defensive was astounding.

  • @Andrewrrrrr
    @Andrewrrrrr Год назад +21

    He was a beast since day 1. Finals MVP in his 2nd year, dominated non stop then was a beast in the playoffs in his 16th and 17th years too.

    • @BangingYourDaughtersDaily
      @BangingYourDaughtersDaily Год назад +2

      He could go toe to toe with a Dominant Center like Shaq, then matchup with a stretch 4 like Dirk, then after that drop 25 & 15 on KG...

  • @courtstaten824
    @courtstaten824 Год назад +12

    He also didn’t say Tim didn’t start playing basketball until his senior year in Hs. He was a swimmer. So he didn’t play his whole life like Everybody else. I think he’s the best power forward of all time.

  • @LembeckIsStaying
    @LembeckIsStaying Год назад +32

    Through hell or high water my man gonna make that old navy joke a thing!
    🤣🤣🤣

    • @tobia.1281
      @tobia.1281 Год назад +5

      definition of forcing it

    • @ecantalk
      @ecantalk Год назад +1

      I was thinking the same thing. 😂

  • @aztronomy7457
    @aztronomy7457 Год назад +14

    As a Suns fan, felt like Timmy D destroyed every single one of our great seasons from 2005-2010

    • @daveyripem
      @daveyripem 8 месяцев назад

      He really did tbh. As a timmy d fan i always thought the suns could have done somin if it wasent for spurs

  • @Ali-wz9op
    @Ali-wz9op Год назад +32

    This makes me want to go buy a Tim Duncan jersey . I hated him while he played but he represents my era .

    • @treconley442
      @treconley442 Год назад +2

      that's true gospel lol I couldn't stand Tim but looking back bro was super solid💯

  • @mrpzpdx
    @mrpzpdx Год назад +15

    I really appreciate him giving Duncan his props and not hating on him.

  • @texaspete33
    @texaspete33 Год назад +31

    Tim Duncan is gangsta.

  • @GTTg-kr2xh
    @GTTg-kr2xh Год назад +14

    That was a good interview segment - Cousins reminds me of my student-athletes. Competitive yet also chill off the field and court.

  • @ryandavis8658
    @ryandavis8658 Год назад +9

    Hakeem and Timmy are the 2 most skilled Post players in history! Also both top 5 all time players with Jordan, Lebron, and Bird.

  • @Sheen62B
    @Sheen62B 6 месяцев назад +1

    “I left timmy alone and started asking dat man how his day been?”🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @danielward8645
    @danielward8645 Год назад +8

    I really wish boogie hadn’t gotten hurt. He was getting so good. Like Hall of Fame good. Breaks my heart as a sports fan.

  • @smartguy360
    @smartguy360 Год назад +7

    I remember the only time I ever heard him say anything that was bulletin board material was when they went to the finals against the heat the second time and he said they would take care of business this time, that team wasn't losing again

  • @dirtybirdxx
    @dirtybirdxx Год назад +11

    I've always said I loved watching tim Duncan play bro I thought he was fun to watch because of how alert he always looked and his fundamental skill was like watching a master painter paint

  • @gameplayer1980
    @gameplayer1980 Год назад +7

    When we talk GOATs, Tim Duncan gets no discussion which is a shame.

  • @xxxxbigrich5752
    @xxxxbigrich5752 Год назад +29

    From 99 to 07 4 championships he was the best player than Kobe took over 08 to 11 those 2 were the best of the decade‼️

    • @tomthompson4869
      @tomthompson4869 Год назад +2

      Between 1999 and 2007:
      Duncan: 22, 12 and 3 on 55.1% True Shooting
      *Kobe: 28, 6 and 5 on 55.6% True Shooting*
      Not only did Kobe outscore him as a high volume shooting guard who hadnt gone to college, but shot better splits and was actually more efficient during this stretch and averaged more assists and more steals while winning 3 titles back to back lol.
      Kobe was better than Duncan…its objective fact. 😂

    • @Popoybato123
      @Popoybato123 Год назад +14

      @@tomthompson4869 And guess where the Lakers were in the mid-2000s? Kobe's career was initially teetering to the brink of obscurity when Shaq left. The Spurs even beat the Lakers when Shaq was there. If you're gonna nitpick stats then make sure it's the ones that matter, winning. I love Kobe but to say that he is outright better or it's an "objective fact" that he's better than Duncan is just plain wrong. I would give Timmy the slight edge just in terms of his consistency and success.

    • @TeezyfolKKz
      @TeezyfolKKz Год назад +1

      @@Popoybato123 “teetering obscurity” is a a reach don’t you think?
      3peat, Spurs L, finals L, Shaq leaves:
      04-05 - 34-48
      05-06 - 45-37 3-1 on suns, scoring title
      06-07 - 42-40 playoffs, scoring title
      07-08 - 65-17 finals trip
      The 2000s hierarchy is overstated, but that’s just because of the media’s manipulation of Shaq’s narrative.
      It should be Kobe, Tim, & Shaq

    • @TeezyfolKKz
      @TeezyfolKKz Год назад +3

      Duncan had the team success sure, but two of these guys won 4 in the decade and the other won 5.
      Shaq had 1 1/2 good years left when he left the Lakers after all those years of working himself in to shape
      Duncan got his nose wiped against the Kobe led Lakers in 2008 (4-1). 2009 was a L to the Mavs (4-1). 2010 was an L to the Suns (4-0).
      Duncan had consistent team success. That’s fire on the Spurs behalf, but when Kobe made it to the top it’s objectively proven he gets right back.
      Dude has two trios of finals appearances. That’s crazy good

    • @manniesupasport7977
      @manniesupasport7977 Год назад

      Best Player in NBA post MJ Bulls
      1999-2002 Shaq
      2003 Duncan
      2004 KG
      2005 Duncan
      2006-2010 Kobe
      2011 Dirk
      2012-2017 LeBron
      2018 KD
      2019 Kawhi
      2020-Pres Giannis

  • @garrettford7232
    @garrettford7232 Год назад +5

    Tim was so good he won Championships with an Argentine, French Man, and a Brazilian. Timmy is Legand! Pure Composure

    • @KobieeBryant
      @KobieeBryant 7 месяцев назад

      2/3 goated
      Parker
      Mr invented himself of king euro
      Splitter lmao he did his job

  • @92alpha13
    @92alpha13 Год назад +6

    Kenyon Martin, KG, Shaq all said TD was the most difficult to guard because he didn’t do the back in forth. He just congratulated you on your efforts and bussed yo azz!

  • @tiyalewhitehurst338
    @tiyalewhitehurst338 Год назад +53

    DUDE WAS ONE MIRACLE 3 AWAY FROM BEING 6 AND 0 IN THE FINALS LIKE SOMEBODY ELSE WHOS CONSIDERED THE GREATEST NOT SAYING HE IS THE G.O.A.T. BUT THINK ABOUT THAT

    • @Peakfreud
      @Peakfreud Год назад +4

      My thoughts exactly.
      I think that's why Tim is Devalued in public opinion.
      Because Tim's Resume is highly comparable to Lebrons. And it would change the perspective of the Goat debate.
      Please nobody, try and bait this Reply into an endless Bron v Tim debate. That's not what I'm saying ... We're talking about context of the debate.

    • @tiyalewhitehurst338
      @tiyalewhitehurst338 Год назад

      @@Peakfreud well said also Timmy was a super quiet and boring type dude from a marketing perspective

  • @UnicornOfDepression
    @UnicornOfDepression Год назад +3

    "I got learned tonight."
    Headmaster Duncan is here.

  • @vicreal9048
    @vicreal9048 Год назад +1

    "Call me a bitch or something" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @JDwJC11
    @JDwJC11 Год назад +2

    There's a video out there of Cousins trying to bully Duncan. Timmy smiled and slowly dissected him to finish the game. Lol

  • @Cameron_Caron
    @Cameron_Caron Год назад +4

    Random fact:
    KG and Sheed said a lot of players used to call Timmy "The Warthog" cause he would snort at them after he would make a bank shot. He was a quirky fellow.

  • @gdubbya804
    @gdubbya804 Год назад +7

    Tim Duncan produced consistently, day in, and day out. Take it to the bank.

  • @zepherscotty
    @zepherscotty Год назад +2

    the thing D.C probably wasn't aware of, was that Timmy literally had wars against one of the most intense trashtalkers in NBA history in Mr Kevin Garnett. D.C could never get inside Timmy's head because Timmy is so mentally strong to begin with, but also has dealt with one of the most vicious shittalkers ever at the highest level of basketball.

  • @jeremyyoungblood4752
    @jeremyyoungblood4752 5 месяцев назад +2

    He has the highest winning percentage over a 19 year carrer of ant athlete in any sport ever. Definitely a top 5.

  • @robmangeri777
    @robmangeri777 Год назад +4

    I’m totally like this lol! If I’m killing you in a game I can’t help but try to teach you something so you feel better about yourself the next game. Tim is probably just a nice person who sees it as his responsibility to win and no excuse for losing exists. If it’s important to win and it’s up to me, talk all you want but I’m winning. If I’m wrong then Tim is probably just a stone cold killer lol!

  • @drpitaar273
    @drpitaar273 Год назад +18

    He is no 6 on my all time list. I always laugh when people call Kobe over Timmy. I only believe 5 ppl have been better in the history of the NBA. Serial winner. The Big Fundamental

    • @twilitezn
      @twilitezn Год назад +2

      As a Lakers fan, I love 'em both - from a basketball purist sense - for different reasons, equally.
      The HIGHEST praise I can lavish on them both is this :
      ...Their Western Conference, from '99 - '2017, from various periods had :
      Dirk's Mavs
      KG's TWolves
      Webber's Kings
      The Jail Blazers
      Nash's Suns
      Melo's Nuggets
      CP3's Hornets
      Lob City
      TMac's & Yao's Rockets
      OKC
      Grit 'n Grind Memphis
      AND EACH OTHER...
      ...and THOSE two went to 13 COMBINED Finals....Winning TEN.....Imagine if one of them hadn't have been around???

  • @noaheadie503
    @noaheadie503 Год назад +1

    I love it, Duncan my favorite player of all time, it was a gift getting to watch him in person a handful of times.

  • @FreshMoozadell
    @FreshMoozadell Год назад

    Hahah. First interview of his that I’ve seen…and Cousins is hysterical, man!

  • @jeromesimpson570
    @jeromesimpson570 Год назад +4

    Definitely best power forward ever and did it with class.

  • @michaelmaccrazy
    @michaelmaccrazy Год назад +3

    Within 5 seconds of this video, I already have the world of respect for Demarcus Cousins. I don't even agree (I have TD at #7), but people forget how good that guy was.

  • @InsideTheStadium
    @InsideTheStadium Год назад

    Didn't know cousins was so down to earth, Great interview Guys, I'm a new fan.

  • @domkingKRMG
    @domkingKRMG Год назад

    “Is that a new 5x Navy T??” Is hilarious! 😂😂😂

  • @Dee-vv5eh
    @Dee-vv5eh Год назад +3

    It's simple Tim was The Big Fundamental for a reason and he wasn't flashy and was a pure winner 💯 San Antonio wouldn't had won them titles without him he's the goat PF

  • @bjyrad785
    @bjyrad785 Год назад +2

    I hear too many GOAT conversations without Tim Duncan. Its crazy.

  • @gmailcgs
    @gmailcgs Год назад +2

    When shaq and kobe were in their prime at Los angeles, tim duncan had a 38 point 16 rebound game against the Lakers, spurs won the series...

  • @curiouslymavismade
    @curiouslymavismade Год назад +3

    Tim Duncan played the power forward position the way it should be played.

  • @butchreed5764
    @butchreed5764 Год назад +3

    Tim Duncan was like a granola bar ya never really want one but ya kinds of need it in ya life.

  • @fortysahinn
    @fortysahinn Год назад +1

    I love hearing stories about Timmy D.

  • @j-hickz4078
    @j-hickz4078 Год назад

    Glad somebody said this , Mad Respect

  • @AbelAraya
    @AbelAraya Год назад +10

    Damn, Boogie got Prince'd by Tim Duncan and offered him pancakes the next morning 🥞🥞🥞🤣🤣🤣

  • @Strobobel
    @Strobobel Год назад +3

    The only people that didn’t know he’s one of the greatest ever are the ones that clowned him for how he dressed

  • @Biotoze
    @Biotoze Год назад +1

    Bank was open 24/7 the second Tim Duncan touched the court. His consistency is amazing

  • @johnhenry2903
    @johnhenry2903 Год назад +2

    IMO people don't like or appreciate bigs is the reason why Duncan is so underrated. For all the hype of LBJ, & Kobe prior, the top player this century has been Tim Duncan and it's not even that close as the guy was so impactful on the court that he would flat out dominate games just posting 20 & 10. In the long history of the NBA he's the only PF that creeped into that similar realm of atg C's.

  • @RCTricking
    @RCTricking Год назад +7

    Duncan beat up Cousins 😂😂

  • @willc5023
    @willc5023 Год назад +3

    im a huge kobe guy but man TD is definitely in my top 10. greatest pf ever

  • @drewjohnson6487
    @drewjohnson6487 11 месяцев назад

    “Just call me a bitch or something” 😂😂 Timmy D is hilarious

  • @jeremyjeremy6207
    @jeremyjeremy6207 Год назад +1

    I can't wait for a company to replace youtube. Having to watch four ads for one minute and 20 seconds of video is absolutely ridiculous!!

  • @time_cop2901
    @time_cop2901 Год назад +7

    Damn Boogie is awesome, loved this podcast - want him on the 6ers

    • @financialhorizons4047
      @financialhorizons4047 Год назад

      No Boogie is an asshole, thug mentality, walking technical and can’t control his anger which equals hurting your team while putting up numbers that amount to nothing. Him having a moment on a podcast doesn’t erase who he is. I ran into him in Vegas about 3-4 years ago in RedRock casino and he was walking through with. Scowl. What a multimillionaire always got to be mad about ?

  • @forrestcraiggarrett4491
    @forrestcraiggarrett4491 Год назад +3

    Ginóbili has the highest winning percentage ever
    Edit: forgot to mention of players who have played 1000+ games.
    Which obviously means Boogie was almost correct.😎

    • @DaddyCalls
      @DaddyCalls Год назад

      He's 100% as a nba head coach too

  • @rogemillecastillo3183
    @rogemillecastillo3183 Год назад

    "Got you, oooooh, almost" TD on KG 😂😂😂😂😂

  • @paulbeckham3227
    @paulbeckham3227 Год назад +1

    Timmy was not flashy but gave everyone that work.

  • @cminer25
    @cminer25 Год назад +3

    Timmy is somehow still criminally underrated and that goes beyond just the basketball.

  • @imanuelbrooks8402
    @imanuelbrooks8402 Год назад +393

    Not Shaq, not Kobe, Duncan was the best player of the 2000's

    • @lifeindetroit8616
      @lifeindetroit8616 Год назад +22

      Most people won’t argue with dat

    • @dusk6159
      @dusk6159 Год назад +20

      The deserving and smart basketball take!

    • @AirNikeNick23
      @AirNikeNick23 Год назад +44

      I don’t really want to agree with this, but I also can’t disagree with this take either.

    • @samuell.woodsii7109
      @samuell.woodsii7109 Год назад +40

      Better than Kobe? From 05 to 08? Kobe was a one man wrecking crew. 09 to 11? Three straight Finals!!??? Two Championships?

    • @blackbuddha7731
      @blackbuddha7731 Год назад +2

      From '99 to 2005 yeah 👍

  • @ldturner
    @ldturner 10 месяцев назад

    Where’s this full interview?!

  • @jw3638
    @jw3638 Год назад

    Was big TD fan since he got in the league. My friend wanted to get me some TD merch (T-shirts, shorts - no jerseys because we had a rule about only wearing our own names on our backs) for my birthday in the early 2000s but couldn't find any so they settled for a Shaq dunkman shorts.

  • @freddycalipari4242
    @freddycalipari4242 Год назад +6

    What is Josiah going on about. Kawhi’s brand as a mute is marketable and is a diva off the court.

    • @dusk6159
      @dusk6159 Год назад +1

      Kawhi hasn't been mute for years upon years now lol
      Hell, he is the titular of the most cocky basketball self-hypes ever, the commercial (of all the commercials and billboards) with him as the king of LA in 2020 at the start of the season.

    • @mithos92
      @mithos92 Год назад +4

      Not to mention, his game is exciting. The super athletic plays he had with the crazy hands on defense and high flying dunks. Very different playstyles.

    • @dusk6159
      @dusk6159 Год назад +1

      @@mithos92 Indeed, Kawhi's game is perfectly superstar-like, damn good and very much loved since he pulled it out in 2017/16 with the Spurs.
      It's a different type of situation from TD.

  • @gregmac3513
    @gregmac3513 Год назад +3

    I have Tim Duncan right behind Kobe

    • @Chaoskae
      @Chaoskae Год назад +2

      That’s kinda wild with Duncan having overall the better resume.

    • @kbands8396
      @kbands8396 Год назад

      R you serious never won back to back.his first chip was a lockout season.go back to bed

    • @Chaoskae
      @Chaoskae Год назад

      @@kbands8396 I think you need some sleep. When you wake up go read up on TDs career. You must be tired and delusional to think not winning back to back is bad lol.

  • @boomdoxful2533
    @boomdoxful2533 Год назад +1

    That was good! I like Demarcus Cousins now. He looks and acts just like Dave East. They would truly be best friends

  • @WhyHandleisweird
    @WhyHandleisweird Год назад

    Great vid

  • @King_Of_Games
    @King_Of_Games Год назад +2

    Tim Duncan played his last game in the playoffs against Oklahoma City thunder team that did not exist when he started playing

  • @Buddha_Approved
    @Buddha_Approved Год назад

    Love Cousins. Great points and 100 !!! 😂

  • @johnchoi4473
    @johnchoi4473 Год назад

    Timmy that guy that will say with enthusiasm "Good Shot!" after you completely air ball xD

  • @thattv5890
    @thattv5890 Год назад +1

    on point, i'm a spurs fan and i approve this.

  • @user-fi7ju4nj9b
    @user-fi7ju4nj9b Год назад

    Great interview clip and a hilarious story, but I would've upvoted anyway just for those shades.

  • @brandonadcock
    @brandonadcock Год назад +19

    He still sounds hurt about it but in a funny way.

  • @Solo_01
    @Solo_01 Год назад +2

    I often find myself forgetting about Tim Duncan when I'm thinking about top 5s but not intentional.

    • @charleshiggins2084
      @charleshiggins2084 Год назад

      Yeah, I don't think anyone leaves him off intentional. Its just Duncan was so... mild mannered. He'd come in, play a great game, go home. He's probably the best power forward ever to play the game. Maybe Elvin Hayes is better? Maybe.