Tim Duncan 2005 Finals Full Highlights - 20.6 PPG, 14.1 RPG, 2.1 BPG | Finals MVP | VintageDawkins
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One day y’all gonna appreciate this man properly.
From 2016 I still miss seeing him play! 💯
THE GOAT PF! Hands down!
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People forget that TD played this series with 2 bad ankles but never made any excuses, nor did you ever hear about it from him. Greatest player of his generation un my opinion!
One of the most underrated series people don't really talk about this series enough
THEEEE BIGGG FUNDAMENTAL!
Dawk, what up bro, miss your old channel.
What happened to it?
Duncan had a solid series, but honestly this just shows how good the mid 2000s Pistons defense really was. The job the Wallaces did to him was unlike anything I’ve seen at his peak. Still averaged 20 and 14, just much less efficient.
Man we miss your content on YT
As much as I love Duncan and how he was still very great this series and many others finals series, this Finals MVP should have went to Manu Ginobili.
Robert Horry kinda saved Duncan’s legacy in 2005
Yes
@@Terror832 no because if they lost he still has a HOF career. The main reason they got there was because Timmy. Big shot Bob was a timely bucket tho!!
@@Terror832 none of them are even at the point without Duncan. That team went as far as be could take em
@@Terror832 u clearly didn’t watch the 2003 finals. Duncan’s legacy was far from in jeopardy.
Manu deserved this FMVP but duncan deserved the 2007 one so it work out
Hell of a Spurs team. But i keep thinking of Joe Johnson breaking his face on the dunk. One more weapon for Nash, and it could have been different.
Y'all better put some respect on Timmy's name!!!!!
damn duncan destroyed sheed and the other pistons bigs
Top 7 all time... Better Than Several Players I Shall Not Name.... He would have six chips if it had not been for the Miami Heat
Great player surrounded by HOF players, coach and respected organization. Not saying it was always easy but they always had the tools around him.
@@31olegna people do it with Jordan and Lebron
@@31olegna none of those guys hof status exist without him. He made the team not the other way around. U don’t build a great team without the center piece to make it work. That’s like saying the body is more important than the heart. Tell me how many titles they win with no Duncan? I doubt very many. All u need to see is the 2003 finals where he absolutely carried them putting up historic numbers to dispel all that shit u just said. Those guys complimented him and elongated his career. But they don’t determine how impactful or valuable he was as a player. The numbers tell a different story. And the accolades do to.
If TD join NBA in 2003, he can be no.1 pick instead of LBJ. Agree?
TD should be 6-0 in Finals that 3 by ray allen in game 6 ruin TD legacy
tim duncan have no intensity he is like soft but he is good can you guys explain it to me? I dont undertand even he has no intensity he is not underrated
He dominated the Wallaces (intense players) and Mcdyess while looking soft.. tells you something.
@@GunmanYeoh hmm i think bc of its IQ right?
Hot take Tim Duncan > Lebron James
? Both GOATS with incredible careers. Also completely different play styles so idk how you even make that assessment LOL
@The Goat
Care to explain how? I'm a lifelong Spurs fan that watched Duncan throughout his entire career and that claim is ludicrous to me.
@@justsayin669 Duncan= Better Teammate Better leader 5x champion more defensive teams, he also won playing on 1 team his entire career, won in 2003 without an all star, the only reason his numbers don’t jump out at you is simply because of the team oriented system he played in
@@TheKing-pq3iv Not really. LeBron has at _least_ played SG in his rookie season (and, according to Basketball reference, he's officially a PG since last season), while MJ played at SF for the his last two seasons in Washington.
Tim Duncan has only ever played at PF or C, so Duncan and LeBron's playstyles differ _a lot more_ than LeBron and MJ's.
Duncan > lebum