Tim Duncan: Greatness Without the GOAT Label
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- Опубликовано: 3 июл 2024
- In this video, we explore the fascinating debate surrounding Tim Duncan and why some fans and analysts don't consider him the Greatest of All Time (GOAT) in basketball. Despite his incredible career and numerous accolades, Duncan often gets overlooked in the GOAT conversation. We'll dive into his career achievements, playing style, and the factors that might contribute to this perception. Join us as we analyze what sets Duncan apart and why he might not receive the GOAT recognition he deserves.
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I will always defend Duncan over Lebron. And Larry over Lebron too. Duncan and Bird/Magic and Kobe are on the same level just under MJ/Kareem/Russel. 5 championships means a lot when you are the main reason why your franchise is sucessful in winning.
I'd take him to build a franchise!
Tim is the 2nd player to tally career totals eclipsing 24,900 points, 13,900 rebounds, 3,800 assists and 2,700 blocks! The 1st to do it goes by the name of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar!
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That speaks volumes. This accomplishment isn't highlighted much because those 2 aren't media favorites.
@Nonamemannn I always ask the question of his career depending on the city. San Antonio when you look back on the city he fit right in. This was in the 90s and 2000s what if he played for an east coast team would of not been as successful
@@NonamemannnI remember watching the 2003 and 2004 seasons and the NBA had better ratings at the time than the NFL. Detroit Pistons was my favorite team and the San Antonio Spurs grew on me. They broke the Pistons up which really sucked and you probably guess what happened the Lakers and Celtics took over the league again
Maybe check the definition of role player.
I think Duncan has a great career, but he never was the best player in the NBA in any decade...
By the time he won his 5th title, he wasn't even the 3rd best player on his team (Parker Manu and KAwhi were all better by 2014).
Correct. Great but not goat. Top 10 ever for sure.
this is a fact. TIM DUNCAN don't care
Can’t be the GOAT when he has to be put as a PF or else he wouldn’t top the Center list. That alone shows a lot. But still my second favorite player ever and in my top ten. Wish they didn’t screw him out of his quad double
Oh please. He was PF because Admiral was there.
His best years were at PF. He won 4 rings as a PF.
Duncan is the GOAT.
1) He did it in the modern era. No disrespect to Kareem & Dr J, but old school training & recovery techniques were just different. Comparing generations is impossible.
2) He did it in one place. That knocks out Queen Jamie who moved to position himself with super-teams (and still managed to lose).
3) MJ has 6 rings, but he did it with one core team in an 8 year span. Duncan lead the Spurs to dominate the NBA for longer. Duncan racked up 5 rings in 15 years. Duncan had to adapt to a completely different Spurs team.
If timmy played center..He probably be top 6 greatest ever...That can't be the GOAT..Timmy is the greatest pf or atleast top 3 greatest pf..
That’s a not so smart take also if you actually look at his position game by game year by year fun fact he played center more than pf 😅
Not really.. After David Robinson retired, Duncan averaged less than 20ppg in 11 out of his 13 years as a Centrer... His offensive production stopped as soon as RObinson retired.. Robinson was the one defending against Prime Shaq's, Hakeem, Wallaces, etc.
Tim Duncan is a HOF but is not in the GOAT conversation.
LOL Most basketball ignorant people would say that
@@Indigo3.7 I watched Duncan for years. I like him. Always pulled for the Spurs, especially when Robinson and Duncan played together.
@@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344 wow... you know soooo much. Tell us more lol
@@Indigo3.7 The only thing I know is that I know nothing.
@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344 same here, sir.. same here...
He's not the GOAT cause there's a player named Michael Jordan who beats Tim Duncan in every analytical metric, accomplishments, dominance, and impact on the game.
They are a few players ahead. Not just Jordan. Kareem wilt lebron, then it gets harder. You have Magic bird dream Kobe, himself for sure, Shaq.
Duncan never missed the playoffs. During each 82 game season, he won, at least, 50 games. Very few players have that type of record.
I mean I agree Jordan had the greater career, but I don't think its true he beat Duncan in every analytical metric, what about defensive rating, defensive win shares, field goal %, rebounds, blocks, etc.
@@manumalia Why Kobe? Duncan has as many championships, more MVPs and finals MVPs.
Why Shaq? Duncan has more championships, more MVPs, and the same number of finals MVPs.
Why Bird? Duncan has more championships, the same number of MVPs, and more finals MVPs.
Duncan has 5 championships to Wilt's 2.
Duncan has 5 championships to Hakeem's 2.
I'm not saying I disagree with you, but I think there is at least a reasonable argument to rank Duncan significantly higher than you're suggesting. You could within reason put him as high as fringe top 5-6 all time depending on what your criteria are. Really gets hard to objectively rank once you get past MJ. Also Russell probably should be above Wilt.
@@alexanderhenry9133 i agree. I’m not putting Kobe ahead. I think top 5-10 players are tricky to arrange.