Finals Game 6, 2003 Nets @ Spurs. He still holds the record for a NBA Finals 6 game series with 32 blocks.
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Tim Duncan in a classic Nba Performance:blessed:
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Finals Game 6, 2003 Nets @ Spurs. He still holds the record for a NBA Finals 6 game series with 32 blocks.
man, Duncan has lost like 3 steps and all his bounce from that video
and he's still an All NBA defender
and he's still an All NBA defender
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He and KG during their primes truely were an honor to watch as a millennial babyman, Duncan has lost like 3 steps and all his bounce from that video
and he's still an All NBA defender
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I saw this on reddit, they said the 2 blocks should have counted..so this performance is really a quaddouble
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man, Duncan has lost like 3 steps and all his bounce from that video
and he's still an All NBA defender
it's kind of weird seeing timmay being able to move like that. he was never a super-athletic guy but [bruce] there was a time...[/willis]
Duncan's career is pretty much an unending stream of classic performances. He averaged 24-17-5-1-5 in that 2003 Finals. 
We're talking about a guy who averaged 20-10-3-1-4 in his very first playoff series in 1998...being the same guy who just averaged 18-11-3-1-2 in his most recent playoff series in 2015.
32, 10, and 2 in his very first playoff game...27, 11, and 2 in his most recent playoff game.
Closed out the 1999 Finals in 5 games for his 1st championship...closed out the 2014 Finals in 5 games for his 5th championship.
Think about it this way...when Duncan was averaging 21 and 9 (with dominant defense) in the 1998 playoffs, Kobe was still coming off the bench behind Eddie Jones and averaging 8.6/1.8/1.5 in the playoffs. When Duncan was averaging 18 and 11 (and still killing it on D) in the 2015 playoffs...Kobe hadn't finished a season in three years.
We're talking about a guy who averaged 20-10-3-1-4 in his very first playoff series in 1998...being the same guy who just averaged 18-11-3-1-2 in his most recent playoff series in 2015.
32, 10, and 2 in his very first playoff game...27, 11, and 2 in his most recent playoff game.
Closed out the 1999 Finals in 5 games for his 1st championship...closed out the 2014 Finals in 5 games for his 5th championship.
Think about it this way...when Duncan was averaging 21 and 9 (with dominant defense) in the 1998 playoffs, Kobe was still coming off the bench behind Eddie Jones and averaging 8.6/1.8/1.5 in the playoffs. When Duncan was averaging 18 and 11 (and still killing it on D) in the 2015 playoffs...Kobe hadn't finished a season in three years.
GOATcan gonna GOAT
And idiots still think he was wasn't by far the best of his era
And idiots still think he was wasn't by far the best of his era
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That greatness and ether at the same timeDuncan's career is pretty much an unending stream of classic performances. He averaged 24-17-5-1-5 in that 2003 Finals.
We're talking about a guy who averaged 20-10-3-1-4 in his very first playoff series in 1998...being the same guy who just averaged 18-11-3-1-2 in his most recent playoff series in 2015.
32, 10, and 2 in his very first playoff game...27, 11, and 2 in his most recent playoff game.
Closed out the 1999 Finals in 5 games for his 1st championship...closed out the 2014 Finals in 5 games for his 5th championship.
Think about it this way...when Duncan was averaging 21 and 9 (with dominant defense) in the 1998 playoffs, Kobe was still coming off the bench behind Eddie Jones and averaging 8.6/1.8/1.5 in the playoffs. When Duncan was averaging 18 and 11 (and still killing it on D) in the 2015 playoffs...Kobe hadn't finished a season in three years.
