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Lord Olajuwon
Re: If Tim Duncan wins the championship
I admit Duncan is superior to Kobe. His bench-warming skills have improved with the past of the years.
Practice makes the master
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NBA Legend
Re: If Tim Duncan wins the championship
I admit Duncan is superior to Kobe. His bench-warming skills have improved with the past of the years.
Practice makes the master
He's basically a Tiago Splitter at this point
Kobe's 60 point final game is far and away more legendary and memoriable then any incoming rings Duncan gets riding the end of the bench
That game alone is more historic than Duncan himself
I'm sure we'll all be impressed with his 9 points and 7 rebounds
nothing. cos duncan doesnt have 81pts game, nor 50pts streak.
if duncan wins, i will be very happy, cos i can hand out all these Ls to bran stans.
The meltdown has already begun
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Titles are overrated
Re: If Tim Duncan wins the championship
his 5th ring came as a ROLE PLAYER
He's not winning the Finals MVP, and even if the Spurs win it all it adds nothing to his overall legacy, he isn't a 1st, 2nd or 3rd option and barely plays in these games..6th in minutes and 8th in points, 8th in PER, 2nd in rebounds while also being 2nd in total turnovers
2014 playoffs he was the Spurs second leading scorer, played the most minutes, led them in rebounds, and PER(playoffs and regular season), had less turnoves than Parker, Manu, Leonard, and Diaw, and put up 16/9/3/1 on 52% shooting while Parker did 17/5/2 and Leonard 14/7/2/2. In the WCF he put up 18/10 while Parker did 13/5 and Leonard 12/5. You may recall them going to him 5 times down the stretch in OT to get to the finals as he drew two fouls in the post while scoring 7 straight to win the series. They took it back to 03 and just threw it into him and the whole arena smelled the BBQ chicken.
So he won that ring as a role player....even though the very numbers you use to show hes one now....show he was the most productive player on the team then?
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Our Lord & Savior
Re: If Tim Duncan wins the championship
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MJ & Kobe = GOAT
Re: If Tim Duncan wins the championship
Originally Posted by SpaceJam
This.
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Re: If Tim Duncan wins the championship
Originally Posted by ImKobe
Duncan hasn't won a Finals MVP since 2005
his 5th ring came as a ROLE PLAYER
this season he averaged 8.6 ppg 7.3 rpg in 25 minutes a game, he is currently averaging 5.8 ppg and 6.3 rpg in 20 minutes a game in the Playoffs
He's not winning the Finals MVP, and even if the Spurs win it all it adds nothing to his overall legacy, he isn't a 1st, 2nd or 3rd option and barely plays in these games..6th in minutes and 8th in points, 8th in PER, 2nd in rebounds while also being 2nd in total turnovers
He's basically a Tiago Splitter at this point..
Proof on what I said. Duncan won't get the credit but lebron will.
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Re: If Tim Duncan wins the championship
Originally Posted by SpaceJam
By that definition, Duncan is clearly better than Kobe.
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NBA Legend
Re: If Tim Duncan wins the championship
Originally Posted by Steven Kerry
By that definition, Duncan is clearly better than Kobe.
which he is
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Bran Fam Member
Re: If Tim Duncan wins the championship
Originally Posted by Steven Kerry
By that definition, Duncan is clearly better than Kobe.
Difference is that Kobe was putting up superstar numbers in 2000 (until injury), 2001 and 2002...
There's a big difference in winning the title and averaging 29/7/6 for the Playoffs or winning the title and averaging 16/9
Kobe put up first option numbers in 2 out of 3 rings with Shaq, averaged 21 ppg in 2000 if you include his injury in the Finals, 23 ppg through first 3 rounds with a game-winning shot, game-winning block and leading LA in points, rebounds, assists and blocks in the dramatic Game 7 of the WCF that many people consider the beginning of the Shaq-Kobe dynasty.
Kobe averaged 25/6/5/2 with a 29% usage rate in the Playoffs for his first 3 title runs. Anyone discounting those rings is straight up trolling.
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Re: If Tim Duncan wins the championship
In terms of Kobe/Duncan debates, the real damage has already been done...
Who cares about rings as the 7th best player on your team.
Not I.
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MJ & Kobe = GOAT
Re: If Tim Duncan wins the championship
Originally Posted by ImKobe
Difference is that Kobe was putting up superstar numbers in 2000 (until injury), 2001 and 2002...
There's a big difference in winning the title and averaging 29/7/6 for the Playoffs or winning the title and averaging 16/9
Kobe put up first option numbers in 2 out of 3 rings with Shaq, averaged 21 ppg in 2000 if you include his injury in the Finals, 23 ppg through first 3 rounds with a game-winning shot, game-winning block and leading LA in points, rebounds, assists and blocks in the dramatic Game 7 of the WCF that many people consider the beginning of the Shaq-Kobe dynasty.
Kobe averaged 25/6/5/2 with a 29% usage rate in the Playoffs for his first 3 title runs. Anyone discounting those rings is straight up trolling.
They will just ignore all these facts and say Shaq won FMVP.
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Not airballing my layups anymore
Re: If Tim Duncan wins the championship
he averaged like 1pt against memphis Kobe has more chances of winning FMVP than Duncan
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NBA Legend
Re: If Tim Duncan wins the championship
Originally Posted by Showtime2001
They will just ignore all these facts and say Shaq won FMVP.
which he did.
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Our Lord & Savior
Re: If Tim Duncan wins the championship
Originally Posted by Steven Kerry
By that definition, Duncan is clearly better than Kobe.
I completely agree
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Bran Fam Member
Re: If Tim Duncan wins the championship
Originally Posted by Magic 32
In terms of Kobe/Duncan debates, the real damage has already been done...
Who cares about rings as the 7th best player on your team.
Not I.
Kobe 4 - 2 Duncan
Absolutely destroyed the Spurs when he hit his prime, 2008 was straight up rape. Game 5 still one of my favorite Playoff moments ever, some of the most aesthetic buckets ever scored in the NBA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aXVxcLm2qQ
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