Tim Duncan - The Best player since Jordan celebration thread.
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SuperNintendo Chalmers
Send it to the friggin moon idiot
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Fukk your corny debates
Duncan is second all time to Jordan in playoff win shares.
http://www.basketball-reference.com/leaders/ws_career_p.html
I don't even know what that shyt means, but it sounds like a good look for Duncan.
Duncan is #2, Lebron is # 4 and Kobe and several spaces behind them at #8, so I'm going to have to endorse this as an accurate indicator.
http://www.basketball-reference.com/leaders/ws_career_p.html
I don't even know what that shyt means, but it sounds like a good look for Duncan.
Duncan is #2, Lebron is # 4 and Kobe and several spaces behind them at #8, so I'm going to have to endorse this as an accurate indicator.
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Duncan is second all time to Jordan in playoff win shares.
http://www.basketball-reference.com/leaders/ws_career_p.html
I don't even know what that shyt means, but it sounds like a good look for Duncan.
Duncan is #2, Lebron is # 4 and Kobe and several spaces behind them at #8, so I'm going to have to endorse this as an accurate indicator.
How did Duncan's win shares help him against Kobe and the Lakers in the playoffs?
Top Finals PER
Trying to find Kobe here
Per is stupid jordan was god mode in the 92 and 93 finals and he isn't on the list
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What a shytty ass rebuttal.
How did Duncan's win shares help him against Kobe and the Lakers in the playoffs?
Because win shares mean NOTHING.
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Big Yella
everytime I see Jordans accomplishments and stats per 1991 playoff I become more happy that I was born in the same year 
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Dusty Bake Activate
Fukk your corny debates
This argument again huh? Kobe faced Duncan when Kobe had a prime Shaq, an unstoppable force and a top 10 all time player as his teammate from 99-04 and he went 3-2 against him. That's not really anything to brag about. Imagine if Duncan and Shaq were teammates during that time period and Kobe had Duncan's Spurs teammates. How do you think that would've turned out?
How did Duncan's winshares help him against Kobe and the Lakers in the playoffs?
Y'all keep recycling the same shytty arguments.
What happened in 2008 when Kobe led his Lakers team up against the defending champions Tim Duncan led Spurs
How did the win shares work then?
