Tim Duncan has won with the least amount of help of any ATG in NBA history...

[Gunslinger]

Tim Duncan

1999 - No other All-NBA or All-Star.
2003 - No other All-NBA or All-Star.
2005 - No other All-NBA.
2007 - No other All-NBA.


Michael Jordan

1991 - No other All-NBA or All-Star.
1998 - No other All-Star.


Hakeem Olajuwon

1994 - No other All-NBA or All-Star.
1995 - No other All-Star.


No one else worth mentioning. Looked up Kobe's help since 3ball is intellectually dishonest and found that he had an All-NBA and All-Star on every single one of his chips.

[SouBeachTalents]

Robinson, Parker, Manu, Kawhi and having Pop as your coach for your entire career is a pretty solid supporting cast bro

[StrongLurk]

Tim Duncan

1999 - No other All-NBA or All-Star.
2003 - No other All-NBA or All-Star.
2005 - No other All-NBA.
2007 - No other All-NBA.


Michael Jordan

1991 - No other All-NBA or All-Star.
1998 - No other All-Star.


Hakeem Olajuwon

1994 - No other All-NBA or All-Star.
1995 - No other All-Star.


No one else worth mentioning. Looked up Kobe's help since 3ball is intellectually dishonest and found that he had an All-NBA and All-Star on every single one of his chips.

How many current allstar/all nba players on the teams played against in the finals Gunslinger?

[Gunslinger]

Robinson, Parker, Manu, Kawhi and having Pop as your coach for your entire career is a pretty solid supporting cast bro

He had all those guys for his entire career, including all his rings and in their prime?




1999 Finals

Duncan: 27/14/2/1/2 on 54/80
Robinson: 16/12/2/1/3 on 42/70


2003 Finals

Duncan: 24/17/5/1/5 on 50/69
Parker: 14/3/4 on 38/43/61
Robinson: 11/7/1/1/2 on 61/70
Manu: 8/4/2/2 on 35/21/81

[Gunslinger]

How many current allstar/all nba players on the teams played against in the finals Gunslinger?

Why does that matter when he had to go through Kobe/Shaq for the first two rings, Malone/Stockton the first ring, Dirk/Nash/Finley/Van Exel second ring, 4 all-star defending champ Detroit Pistons team that had just rekt the Shaq/Kobe/Malone/Payton superteam the previous season and Wade/Shaq that same playoffs, Amar'e/Nash/Marion for 4th ring, Aldridge/Lilliard, Durant/Westbrook and LeBron/Wade/Bosh/Allen superteam back to back champs for 5th ring?

Everyone knows that the WCF was the real finals for a lot of the chips back then and Duncan is top 3 for most 50-win teams defeated in the post-season.

[StrongLurk]

Why does that matter when he had to go through Kobe/Shaq for the first two rings, Malone/Stockton the first ring, Dirk/Nash/Finley/Van Exel second ring, 4 all-star defending champ Detroit Pistons team that had just rekt the Shaq/Kobe/Malone/Payton superteam the previous season and Wade/Shaq that same playoffs, Amar'e/Nash/Marion for 4th ring, Aldridge/Lilliard, Durant/Westbrook and LeBron/Wade/Bosh/Allen superteam back to back champs for 5th ring?

Everyone knows that the WCF was the real finals for a lot of the chips back then and Duncan is top 3 for most 50-win teams defeated in the post-season.

Finals comp?

Or how about WCF comp as well?

[CoastalRyan]

Tim Duncan

1999 - No other All-NBA or All-Star.
2003 - No other All-NBA or All-Star.
2005 - No other All-NBA.
2007 - No other All-NBA.


Michael Jordan

1991 - No other All-NBA or All-Star.
1998 - No other All-Star.


Hakeem Olajuwon

1994 - No other All-NBA or All-Star.
1995 - No other All-Star.


No one else worth mentioning. Looked up Kobe's help since 3ball is intellectually dishonest and found that he had an All-NBA and All-Star on every single one of his chips.

I'm a Duncan fan so not to take away from your point but this speaks way more to Parker and Ginobili not getting the credit they deserved in those years.

If Manu would have left SA in his prime and jacked up as many shots as a Harden or Russell he'd be in the conversation for top 20 all time. There are a a number of teams that could have easily run their offense through him.

Parker on the other hand had some stellar years and probably would have had way more assists had he not been on a team built around half court ball movement. Even the years where they played up tempo... they still worked the ball a lot in the half court.

[SamuraiSWISH]

He actually had a stronger cast top to bottom than any of those guys. 1994 Hakeem didn’t play with another all star but he had a really great cast as well.

[Marchesk]

inb4 3Ball

[Locked_Up_Tonight]

[Marchesk]

So from that, the 1996 Sonics had the third most talented team in finals history?

[warriorfan]

Duncan sometimes doesn’t get a lot of hype because of a not very flashy game and the fact he never went back to back. They had a Dynasty though, 03,05,07, and in the hunt all the other years. He was a great player and they were a great team.

[Locked_Up_Tonight]

So from that, the 1996 Sonics had the third most talented team in finals history?

Talented? May not be the right word.

[Hey Yo]

Tim Duncan

1999 - No other All-NBA or All-Star.
2003 - No other All-NBA or All-Star.
2005 - No other All-NBA.
2007 - No other All-NBA.


Michael Jordan

1991 - No other All-NBA or All-Star.
1998 - No other All-Star.


Hakeem Olajuwon

1994 - No other All-NBA or All-Star.
1995 - No other All-Star.


No one else worth mentioning. Looked up Kobe's help since 3ball is intellectually dishonest and found that he had an All-NBA and All-Star on every single one of his chips.

Pippen made All-defensive team in 1991

[The Iron Fist]

Does this mean guys who aren