Tim Duncan told a joke

[Black Hans]

Didn't he have a joke about wanting to spit a 16 on Stephen Jackson's rap album?

 

[King Poetic]

This what happen when u divorce your old broad and add a little color to your life..

Way to go timmy

 

[ill]

Might as well throw this in the mix for a little appreciation

 

[He Who Posts Well]

Didn't he have a joke about wanting to spit a 16 on Stephen Jackson's rap album?

I think he was serious though.

 

[Smoking With Cigarettes]

20 years from now people will talk about Kobe not Duncan

People will talk about the second best SG but not the best PF? Yeah okay

 

[ThaGlow]

People will talk about the second best SG but not the best PF? Yeah okay

Duncan the daywalker, got best of both worlds.

He got stats and hardware like a flashy super duper star player
He got the fundamentals that any off the bench reserve role player wished they have

 

[Sensitive Blake Griffin]

1st Tim Duncan joke ever. Timmy still makin history while Kobe ruining his legacy

LMAO

 

[ThugLife]

There's no way Tim Duncan has spent over 150k on clothes in his entire nba career

He's made over 200 m's easy

150k

Try 50k

 

[Mr210]

go spurs go

 

[nyknick]

There's no way Tim Duncan has spent over 150k on clothes in his entire nba career

He's made over 200 m's easy

That ThunderCats shirt costs more than your life

Tim Duncan Revs Up Style in His Car Shop, Revealing a Rare Portrait of a Legend
By Jared Zwerling, NBA Senior Writer Sep 9, 2015

Tim Duncan pulls up to the entrance of his car customization business in San Antonio, BlackJack Speed Shop, to realize that this isn't the same mild-mannered Tim Duncan in a Spurs uniform.

Stepping out of his blue Porsche 911 Turbo with gold-finished Pur Wheels —one of his nine customized cars —Duncan opens the front door wearing sunglasses, army cargo shorts and a T-shirt with the ThunderCats logo of the animated TV series. He greets his BlackJack business partner and friend for 18 years, Jason Pena, with a special handshake, only reserved for the two of them. They give each other three slaps with their right hand, a creative touch you wouldn't see from the no-nonsense basketball version of Duncan.

Then he grabs a yellow-canned Red Bull in a mini-fridge by the front desk and leads two people—his older brother, Scott, an Emmy award-winning filmmaker and photographer, who rode with Duncan to the shop, and a writer—upstairs into BlackJack's main office. He leans back in a reclining chair at the desk and sips his drink, then turns around and jokingly knocks on the huge glass window overlooking the car manufacturing area to get his staff's attention below .

Duncan is the boss in this uniquely fun world for The Big Fundamental, far removed from his structured and subdued persona in the NBA, avoiding the public eye with no social media and few appearances. The 39-year-old likes discipline and concentrated effort in hoops and training, which includes Muay Thai, kickboxing

Duncan Revs Up Style in His Car Shop

Timmy in the quarter mile cut, that's a scary sight

 

[ALonelyDad]

People will talk about the second best SG but not the best PF? Yeah okay

More people talk about AI than the former best PF Karl Malone, so yeah

 

[Smoking With Cigarettes]

More people talk about AI than the former best PF Karl Malone, so yeah

You said talk about Kobe not Duncan, not talk about Kobe more than Duncan. Also, AI was and Malone didn't exactly start around the same time like Kobe and Duncan