@@yellowduck-2024 YEAH TIM DONAGHY AND SPURS WILL STILL WIN THAT MAKES WEBBER FIVE TIME BETTER PLAYER THAN DUNCAN. WE SAW HOW DUNCAN WON RINGS IN VEGAS. WHEN DAVID STERN EJECTED STARTING 5 OF PHOENIX. BUT NO MATTER LUIS SCOLA XPOSES HIM TOOK HIS GOLD.
Interesting. But San Antonio had the Kings' numbers this season (3-1). Kings' lack of discipline, commitment to defense, and court smarts won't help matters.
Well the Chris Webber Kings during this era actually had a one game advantage against the Spurs during all of their battles over a 5-6 year stretch, I think you underestimate them. They were the number one ranked defensive field goal % in 2002-2003 by the way@@OrionOodama
Thank you for sharing. It sparks a new set of nostalgia. Between 2001-2003, winning in Arco Arena is like pulling a huge Playoff upset! 🙃 Or for the case of the San Antonio Spurs, acquiring confidence as they're working on something special (i.e. 2nd Title). Tim Duncan remains the focal point, but other pieces are doing their share offensively. 2002-03 is also the year Duncan has showcased his improved passing (and becomes his staple until his final year), which I thought inspired from CWebb and Vlade. This season turned out to be the final year for the Kings to bring excitement out from talent and depth. They lost the latter the next year due to free agency and big-time contracts given to few players like CWebb and Bibby.
They had the best record in the league in 2003-2004 until C-Webb came back from injury & was slow with no explosiveness & just bogged the team down. Brad Miller proved to be a good acquisition in his absence as he made the all star team that season. I remember the game in San Antonio where the Kings, particularly Vlade Divac, picked them apart with their passing. Their offense was historically good until C-Webb's return that year. The Kings' real implosion & dismantling of this particular team occurred the following season in 2004-05. The Spurs meanwhile in 2003-04 were good, but not great and had some inconsistent play throughout the first half of the season before failing to defend their title, losing to the Lakers on Fisher's .04 shot.
He is. That's why he became a repeat MVP. Would be nice for a three-peat, but KG cannot be denied while wear and tear had caught up with Tim from playing at the Olympic qualifier.
@@gezimkryeziu2071It’s the same reason as comparing TMAC & Kobe. Both TMAC and CWebb are more talented than Kobe Bryant and Tim Duncan, but the latter 2 have FAR superior work ethic, leadership skills, better defensively and better clutch 2 way players. Being more talented doesn’t always resort to better results.
Great game before the season ending injury in the 2003 nba playoffs More of Chris Webber during the Sacramento Kings Days please? Also can you upload Charles Barkley 45 points vs Spurs 1995
Duncan may not have quickness in any way but the way he plays shows up every night. A true post presence, getting fouled, and hitting shots off of and 1's that is what Duncan is all about. San Antonio was the team everybody feared the most because they were so good then.The Admiral David Robinson Kevin Willis Tony and Ginobili. Webber had his greatest game statistics wise in my opinion. Shooting the ball🔥with confidence, using his ball handling skills and remarkable passes made C Webb super special. Kings altogether should of won at least 1 or 2 titles with the teams that they helped build. The rosters of Sacramento is what also drew people to becoming true fans of the franchise. Way to go Sacramento. Bobby Jackson nailed a three at the buzzer in their 83 81 loss to Spurs. Peja Stojakovic the games best shooter.
Sacramento would’ve won the title this year if it weren’t for Webber’s injury. And the year before if it weren’t for the refs and the nba hidden agendas
Robinson was great.Could put up huge stats.Couldn’t perform in playoffs.Pressure and criticism got in his head.Duncan was unfazed by such things.Team adopted the same mentality and would win 5 chips under Duncan’s leadership.
@@DukeTolgoI don't want to take anything away from Tim Duncan, but his role in the team during the last championship was rather marginal, because he was already a shadow player for the last 5 seasons. just like Dawid Robinson, whose career was completely changed by injuries, and in the first 8 seasons he performed at a level that Duncan had no access to. Many people judge Robinson through the prism of one fight with Olajuwon, in which Hakeem made several spectacular pump fakes. In Duncan's time, SAS had a generally stronger squad, which translated into better team results.
@@adamullmann626 lmao Duncan in his last championship was still the 2nd best player on the team behind Kawhi.Marginal?Really? Lol Robinson’s 1995 squad was stacked and he still lost.A lesser squad in 1999 won thanks to Duncan. Funny how the Spurs didn’t win before Duncan and haven’t since he’s been gone for 8 years.
@@DukeTolgoThe Spurs in 1995 were no were as good and stacked as they were in 1999. Outside of Admiral and Sean Elliot, the Spurs didn’t had many reliable offensive players who can knock down shots in the clutch. That was solved in 1999 when they had sophomore Tim Duncan, Mario Ellie, and much stronger bench with Jaren Jackson, Steve Kerr, Jerome Kersey and Malik Rose to support Robinson and Elliot.
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This would've been a WCF preview had Webber not gotten hurt in that 2nd round series against Dallas.
It wouldn't matter. The Spurs would still win
I don’t think the Kings feared the Spurs, would’ve been a great series though
@@yellowduck-2024 YEAH TIM DONAGHY AND SPURS WILL STILL WIN THAT MAKES WEBBER FIVE TIME BETTER PLAYER THAN DUNCAN. WE SAW HOW DUNCAN WON RINGS IN VEGAS. WHEN DAVID STERN EJECTED STARTING 5 OF PHOENIX. BUT NO MATTER LUIS SCOLA XPOSES HIM TOOK HIS GOLD.
Interesting.
But San Antonio had the Kings' numbers this season (3-1).
Kings' lack of discipline, commitment to defense, and court smarts won't help matters.
Well the Chris Webber Kings during this era actually had a one game advantage against the Spurs during all of their battles over a 5-6 year stretch, I think you underestimate them. They were the number one ranked defensive field goal % in 2002-2003 by the way@@OrionOodama
man, c-web was stylin in the post
Thank you for sharing.
It sparks a new set of nostalgia.
Between 2001-2003, winning in Arco Arena is like pulling a huge Playoff upset! 🙃
Or for the case of the San Antonio Spurs, acquiring confidence as they're working on something special (i.e. 2nd Title). Tim Duncan remains the focal point, but other pieces are doing their share offensively.
2002-03 is also the year Duncan has showcased his improved passing (and becomes his staple until his final year), which I thought inspired from CWebb and Vlade.
This season turned out to be the final year for the Kings to bring excitement out from talent and depth. They lost the latter the next year due to free agency and big-time contracts given to few players like CWebb and Bibby.
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They had the best record in the league in 2003-2004 until C-Webb came back from injury & was slow with no explosiveness & just bogged the team down. Brad Miller proved to be a good acquisition in his absence as he made the all star team that season. I remember the game in San Antonio where the Kings, particularly Vlade Divac, picked them apart with their passing. Their offense was historically good until C-Webb's return that year. The Kings' real implosion & dismantling of this particular team occurred the following season in 2004-05. The Spurs meanwhile in 2003-04 were good, but not great and had some inconsistent play throughout the first half of the season before failing to defend their title, losing to the Lakers on Fisher's .04 shot.
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Thanks for the reminder. ;)
@@geekUSA101 yet My Lakers got there ass beat in the finals by Detroit
Great vid. Webber was dang good. Duncan, great offense and elite defense
EASY TO PLAY DEFENSE WHEN ADMIRAL BETTER RIM PROTECTOR SAVING YOUR BACK. DUNCAN WAS NEVER ELITE U MEAN LUIS SCOLA WAS BETTER THAN DUNCAN
@@PIP...33 what would a Maaldweeb Timmy D video be without the two big anti-TD miseries in ZZZ Vain and Perditas, lol.
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Webber and other pf's were better offensively and Duncan's "elite" defense is overrated.
Thanx for another rarity!
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Timmy was an absolute beast in his prime.
Cwebb had much more talent than Timm but for some reasons had a worse career than him.
@@gezimkryeziu2071more explosive, athletic play early on = more injuries later on
He is. That's why he became a repeat MVP.
Would be nice for a three-peat, but KG cannot be denied while wear and tear had caught up with Tim from playing at the Olympic qualifier.
@@gezimkryeziu2071It’s the same reason as comparing TMAC & Kobe. Both TMAC and CWebb are more talented than Kobe Bryant and Tim Duncan, but the latter 2 have FAR superior work ethic, leadership skills, better defensively and better clutch 2 way players. Being more talented doesn’t always resort to better results.
@@Theterminato2013 no way id say tmac more talented then kobe no way jose kobe had way better dunks on 7 footers 360 on yao ming then tmac
Great game before the season ending injury in the 2003 nba playoffs
More of Chris Webber during the Sacramento Kings Days please?
Also can you upload Charles Barkley 45 points vs Spurs 1995
1:58 showing his point guard 🧬
Duncan may not have quickness in any way but the way he plays shows up every night.
A true post presence, getting fouled, and hitting shots off of and 1's that is what Duncan is all about. San Antonio was the team everybody feared the most because they were so good then.The Admiral David Robinson Kevin Willis Tony and Ginobili. Webber had his greatest game statistics wise in my opinion. Shooting the ball🔥with confidence, using his ball handling skills and remarkable passes made C Webb super special. Kings altogether should of won at least 1 or 2 titles with the teams that they helped build. The rosters of Sacramento is what also drew people to becoming true fans of the franchise. Way to go Sacramento. Bobby Jackson nailed a three at the buzzer in their 83 81 loss to Spurs.
Peja Stojakovic the games best shooter.
When Lebron closes his eyes he imagines having Timmy's hairline
WHEN U CLOSE EYES U IMAGINE LEBRON BREAD
I had Sacramento winning in 2003. They would've had C-Webb not gotten hurt. Webber was balling that year.
I was at this game!
The Great Tim Duncan
The scores would +40 on both sides in today's NBA
I don’t think I have ever seen a Tim Duncan layup that didn’t bounce a couple times on the rim before going in
Do you have the full game? That be awesome
Cw was a hell of player ❤❤❤ bande de voleurs les arbitres 🤬👎
Before the NBA went woke
Sacramento would’ve won the title this year if it weren’t for Webber’s injury. And the year before if it weren’t for the refs and the nba hidden agendas
bateer!!!
Spurs were beyod st this time
I'll take Tim Duncan over Kobe anyway.
ill take rodman over duncan lol
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Rodman?
@@JamesHardenoverKobe ye why not on pf if i have some other center
@@JamesHardenoverKobe ILL TAKE LUIS SCOLA OVER DUNCAN. FACT IS PROOVEN.
@@ziginaigra ILL TAKE LUIS SCOLA OVER DUNCAN
Tim Duncan was a great player - almost as good as David Robinson in his prime before injury.
Robinson was great.Could put up huge stats.Couldn’t perform in playoffs.Pressure and criticism got in his head.Duncan was unfazed by such things.Team adopted the same mentality and would win 5 chips under Duncan’s leadership.
@@DukeTolgoI don't want to take anything away from Tim Duncan, but his role in the team during the last championship was rather marginal, because he was already a shadow player for the last 5 seasons. just like Dawid Robinson, whose career was completely changed by injuries, and in the first 8 seasons he performed at a level that Duncan had no access to. Many people judge Robinson through the prism of one fight with Olajuwon, in which Hakeem made several spectacular pump fakes. In Duncan's time, SAS had a generally stronger squad, which translated into better team results.
@@adamullmann626 lmao Duncan in his last championship was still the 2nd best player on the team behind Kawhi.Marginal?Really? Lol
Robinson’s 1995 squad was stacked and he still lost.A lesser squad in 1999 won thanks to Duncan.
Funny how the Spurs didn’t win before Duncan and haven’t since he’s been gone for 8 years.
@@DukeTolgoThe Spurs in 1995 were no were as good and stacked as they were in 1999. Outside of Admiral and Sean Elliot, the Spurs didn’t had many reliable offensive players who can knock down shots in the clutch. That was solved in 1999 when they had sophomore Tim Duncan, Mario Ellie, and much stronger bench with Jaren Jackson, Steve Kerr, Jerome Kersey and Malik Rose to support Robinson and Elliot.