Tim Duncan's too old for this shit..

[BlazerRed]

http://media.giphy.com/media/tBb19fi8KBeb6CMUoJW/giphy.gif

:lol

[navy]

:oldlol:

[moe94]

He's a damn boss.

[BlazerRed]

Gotta love the D. The Timmy D :bowdown:

[AngelEyes]

He's a damn boss.

He really is. A true badass. We've all been lucky to have watched him play.

[Uncle Drew]

Love how stoic he always is. Just rolling Timmy style.

[Milbuck]

I wish we could transport 2003 Timmy to the current NBA just to watch him lay waste to every team.

[JimmyMcAdocious]

He's a damn boss.

Was the first thing I thought off when I saw this.

[MichaelCorleone]

No heart anymore after that missed layup.

[Black and White]

No heart anymore after that missed layup.

:biggums:

[Smook A.]

No heart anymore after that missed layup.
Thats cold. Nothing funny about that

[MichaelCorleone]

Thats cold. Nothing funny about that
The truth hurts most of the time.

Just look at him, yeah sure, it's kinda badass, but a psychologist would argue that he's demotivated, he's depressed, and guess why? 2013 finals. Sorry but that's the truth.

[Milbuck]

The truth hurts most of the time.

Just look at him, yeah sure, it's kinda badass, but a psychologist would argue that he's demotivated, he's depressed, and guess why? 2013 finals. Sorry but that's the truth.
That's what happens when a clutch player like Ray Allen takes over.

[AnaheimLakers24]

The truth hurts most of the time.

Just look at him, yeah sure, it's kinda badass, but a psychologist would argue that he's demotivated, he's depressed, and guess why? 2013 finals. Sorry but that's the truth.
did you catch your mom getting gang banged? is this why you lash out on our board

[MichaelCorleone]

That's what happens when a clutch player like Ray Allen takes over.
Last time I checked, Lebron won FMVP back2back.

So sure, give credits to Ray for all I care.:oldlol:

[HoopsFanNumero1]

No heart anymore after that missed layup.

This is the truth.

[Milbuck]

Last time I checked, Lebron won FMVP back2back.

So sure, give credits to Ray for all I care.:oldlol:
Not dissing Lebron at all. He was the best player on Miami. Ray was the clutchest though. Just splitting hairs :confusedshrug:

[Black and White]

Last time I checked, Lebron won FMVP back2back.

So sure, give credits to Ray for all I care.:oldlol:

Last time I checked the biggest Finals chokejob by a superstar award was presented to LeBron,

He was outperfromed by Jason Terry,

Defended by Marion and Diaw who did a good job on him,

bailed out by Ray Allen in game 6,

only superstar that was left wide open to shoot on purpose

[r0drig0lac]

He's a damn boss.
:bowdown:

[BlazerRed]

Last time I checked, Lebron won FMVP back2back.

So sure, give credits to Ray for all I care.:oldlol:

Tim Duncan is a multiple FMVP with multiple rings.

So you'll be saying the same shit about Lebron this year when he misses a layup/shot in the ECF against Indiana?

[MichaelCorleone]

Those who are sprouting this nonsense about "badass" and "being a boss", look closer.

Just look at the guy, I almost feel sorry for him. But like BlazerRed said, he's a multiple time champion and fmvp and mvp, so it's alright at least.

But you're blind if you don't see the lack of heart in that clip.

[aj1987]

Last time I checked the biggest Finals chokejob by a superstar award was presented to LeBron,

He was outperfromed by Jason Terry,

Defended by Marion and Diaw who did a good job on him,

bailed out by Ray Allen in game 6,

only superstar that was left wide open to shoot on purpose
How exactly was he "bailed out" by LeBron? The last time I checked, LeBron was the one who brought the Heat back into the game (7-10 for 16 points).

Also, you should stop responding to that guy. He's retarded.

[Black and White]

How exactly was he "bailed out" by LeBron? The last time I checked, LeBron was the one who brought the Heat back into the game (7-10 for 16 points).

Also, you should stop responding to that guy. He's retarded.

Yea hes a troll, so I shouldn't, he makes LeBron look so bad.

[Artillery]

Those who are sprouting this nonsense about "badass" and "being a boss", look closer.

Just look at the guy, I almost feel sorry for him. But like BlazerRed said, he's a multiple time champion and fmvp and mvp, so it's alright at least.

But you're blind if you don't see the lack of heart in that clip.

The same night as that gif he outplayed Anthony Davis on the way to a win. TD put up 21 pts, 7 rebs, 6 blks on 50% (in only 29 mins) while AD averaged 17 pts, 16 rebs, 4 blks on 28% in 44 mins.

[MichaelCorleone]

The same night as that gif he outplayed Anthony Davis on the way to a win. TD put up 21 pts, 7 rebs, 6 blks on 50% (in only 29 mins) while AD averaged 17 pts, 16 rebs, 4 blks on 28% in 44 mins.
Again, I'm not taking anything at all away from Duncan. He's a champion and an absolute BEAST even at his age. The fact that Kobe is now hanging it up while Duncan is still hunting with the young lions shows how much of a great player Duncan is.:cheers:

But back to topic, that gif shows me a moment of sadness, not badass.

[JohnFreeman]

"I just want to go play dungeons and dragons"

[guy]

No heart anymore after that missed layup.

You're getting a lot of hate for this post, but I must say it must be incredibly difficult for someone that late in their career like Duncan or Peyton to get that close and lose. I find it hard to believe it doesn't take something out of them.

[Jameerthefear]

stop quoting michaelcorleone. please. stop. i have to read his shitty posts snce u guys are too stupid to ignore him

[$LakerGold]

Last time I checked, Lebron won FMVP back2back.

So sure, give credits to Ray for all I care.:oldlol:
If it wasn't for that 3... they still would have won the game :rolleyes:

[$LakerGold]

stop quoting michaelcorleone. please. stop. i have to read his shitty posts snce u guys are too stupid to ignore him
No.

[Artillery]

But back to topic, that gif shows me a moment of sadness, not badass.

It's not sadness or badass. It shoes a moment of boredom. It's a routine he's done a thousand times before.

[MichaelCorleone]

It's not sadness or badass. It shoes a moment of boredom. It's a routine he's done a thousand times before.
Didn't think of that. But yeah, makes sense.

Still, greatest PF to ever play the game.

[Jameerthefear]

okay good he's banned now

[Uncle Drew]

http://puu.sh/6KlvV.jpg

:bowdown:

[r0drig0lac]

:D

[$LakerGold]

http://puu.sh/6KlvV.jpg

:bowdown:
I reported him. lol

Thanks, Sir Jeffy. :D

[Black and White]

Thank god he is banned :bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown: :banana:

[BlazerRed]

:applause: :applause: :applause:

[b1imtf]

http://puu.sh/6KlvV.jpg

:bowdown:
Waste of a good username.

[East_Stone_Ya]

saving the energy for the playoffs :applause:

[Bandito]

Again, I'm not taking anything at all away from Duncan. He's a champion and an absolute BEAST even at his age. The fact that Kobe is now hanging it up while Duncan is still hunting with the young lions shows how much of a great player Duncan is.:cheers:

But back to topic, that gif shows me a moment of sadness, not badass.
Fvck you Jameer, enjoy the AIDS! :lol

[sportjames23]

http://puu.sh/6KlvV.jpg

:bowdown:


:roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:

[kurple]

true alpha

[plowking]

Not dissing Lebron at all. He was the best player on Miami. Ray was the clutchest though. Just splitting hairs :confusedshrug:

Ray might have had the clutchest shot in the series, but he wasn't the clutchest in the series. Bron was.

[kurple]

Ray might have had the clutchest shot in the series, but he wasn't the clutchest in the series. Bron was.
:coleman:

[plowking]

:coleman:

Ray had 0 points in game 7, played horribly in game 6 outside of the big shot he made, but apart from that was decent.

Bron on the other hand was clutch in game 6, bringing the game back to the point of winnable, hit the 3 before hand, then had an all time great game 7, along with the game sealing shot. Not to mention was on the end of just about any good run that we had in the series. Sure he had his bad games, but he was the reason for just about all of the good.

Ray had one big moment, compared to quite a few Lebron ones.

Whatever... its not a big deal.

[SexSymbol]

Ray might have had the clutchest shot in the series, but he wasn't the clutchest in the series. Bron was.
He hit one of the best shots in history, LeBron's legacy saver.

[WallIn]

That's what happens when you do this routine for a millionth time :oldlol:

[K Xerxes]

He hit one of the best shots in history, LeBron's legacy saver.

I always hear this, but it's amusing how an already proven champion with a FMVP and 4 MVPs needed his legacy 'saving'.

Allen's shot was huge - arguably the biggest and best in history - but LeBron would have gone down as an all time great regardless and is still playing in his prime. It would be more accurate to say 'legacy enhancer', but let's not indulge in absurd hyperbole with 'legacy saver'.

[plowking]

He hit one of the best shots in history, LeBron's legacy saver.

Great post. You're clearly not sheep.

[ArbitraryWater]

Last time I checked the biggest Finals chokejob by a superstar award was presented to LeBron,

He was outperfromed by Jason Terry,

Defended by Marion and Diaw who did a good job on him,

bailed out by Ray Allen in game 6,

only superstar that was left wide open to shoot on purpose

Did you somehow miss Duncan/Parker choking, or Harden in 2012?

[ArbitraryWater]

He hit one of the best shots in history, LeBron's legacy saver.

:lol :oldlol: :roll:






:banghead: :banghead:

[Marlo_Stanfield]

Ray had 0 points in game 7, played horribly in game 6 outside of the big shot he made, but apart from that was decent.

Bron on the other hand was clutch in game 6, bringing the game back to the point of winnable, hit the 3 before hand, then had an all time great game 7, along with the game sealing shot. Not to mention was on the end of just about any good run that we had in the series. Sure he had his bad games, but he was the reason for just about all of the good.

Ray had one big moment, compared to quite a few Lebron ones.

Whatever... its not a big deal.
:bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown:

[Prometheus]

Duncan is like a machine, he's just conserving his energy.

[T_L_P]

Did you somehow miss Duncan/Parker choking, or Harden in 2012?

When did Duncan choke, exactly?

[Prometheus]

When did Duncan choke, exactly?

Are you joking? He missed two straight easy layups in the final minute of game seven, with his team down two points. If LeBron had done the same thing, we would be hearing about how he choked all year long.

[moe94]

When did Duncan choke, exactly?
http://assets.sbnation.com/assets/2818167/duncanmiss.gif

[Prometheus]

http://assets.sbnation.com/assets/2818167/duncanmiss.gif

Who is that on your avatar?

[Uncle Drew]

http://assets.sbnation.com/assets/2818167/duncanmiss.gif
Missing =/= choking

[moe94]

Missing =/= choking

You also don't need to play like ass for an entire game for it to be considered a "choke". That wasn't just any shot.


Who is that on your avatar?

Random broad.

[T_L_P]

Are you joking? He missed two straight easy layups in the final minute of game seven, with his team down two points. If LeBron had done the same thing, we would be hearing about how he choked all year long.

He missed one layup, first of all, so stop lying.

Secondly, missing one shot is not choking. Duncan had 24 points, 12 rebounds, 2 assists, 4 steals, and 1 block in game 7. He played a very good game.

Parker, who went 3 for 12, choked. Danny Green, he made just one bucket, choked. Duncan did not choke.

And I don't care what people would say. LeBron would not have choked had he missed one shot either.

[ImKobe]

The truth hurts most of the time.

Just look at him, yeah sure, it's kinda badass, but a psychologist would argue that he's demotivated, he's depressed, and guess why? 2013 finals. Sorry but that's the truth.

He had a bad year overall. Ugly divorce, wife was cheating on him and used HIS money to buy her lover a gym, choking Game 6 away (he was on the bench, it's not his fault they lost that game), losing Game 7, though he missed a layup it wouldn't have won the game. Then gets outed by his ex-wife. Give the man a break.

[SCdac]

That was hilarious. He had a great game after that gif.

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y147/adrumaddict/1601120_10151841246751981_600367716_n.jpg

Duncan still beasting at 37 :applause: :applause: :applause:

[ImKobe]

He missed one layup, first of all, so stop lying.

Secondly, missing one shot is not choking. Duncan had 24 points, 12 rebounds, 2 assists, 4 steals, and 1 block in game 7. He played a very good game.

Parker, who went 3 for 12, choked. Danny Green, he made just one bucket, choked. Duncan did not choke.

And I don't care what people would say. LeBron would not have choked had he missed one shot either.

Duncan had 54 points and 29 rebounds in the last 2 games, meanwhile Parker goes 9 of 35 and Danny Green couldn't even find the rim. But let's put it all on him for missing ONE shot, while others were busy bricking and turning the ball over (I'm looking at you, MANU!!!).

[r0drig0lac]

He hit one of the best shots in history, LeBron's legacy saver.
exactly, anyone with a minimum of historical knowledge knows that if lebron loses again, all this talk of top 10, top 5, it would not even spoken