Tim Duncan: We Stole The Show (Duncan Video Tribute)

[$LakerGold]

My TD tribute. Thank you, Timmy.

https://vimeo.com/166582239

(Finished version, deleted the other thread).

[DarkSephiroth]

Beautiful. Great career; quiet, intelligent superstar who was willing to put his ego aside for the greater good. I'll always respect Duncan for that. In all honesty, when you watch him play it's odd. He doesn't dominate in the traditional way, he just plays smart and he's 7'0 with great footwork. Controlled beastliness, he knew when to use his size (Such as if he were guarded by a guy like Pau Gasol), and when to use his touch and footwork (If he were guarded by a guy like Shaq.)

He played within the system, played great smart defense and anchored the inside, and never forced anything. I've rarely seen a player at such a high mental level, I can't recall seeing him make many mistakes in his career. I will never forget him, and we won't see another talent like his for a long time..

[keep-itreal]

Top 5 all time :rockon:

[Springsteen]

Love it.

[AirFederer]

Great work :applause:

[GreatHILL]

best gay bigman mixed with gay music great work

[KelticForce1349]

Good stuff man. :cheers:

[Gileraracer]

Beautiful. Great career; quiet, intelligent superstar who was willing to put his ego aside for the greater good. I'll always respect Duncan for that. In all honesty, when you watch him play it's odd. He doesn't dominate in the traditional way, he just plays smart and he's 7'0 with great footwork. Controlled beastliness, he knew when to use his size (Such as if he were guarded by a guy like Pau Gasol), and when to use his touch and footwork (If he were guarded by a guy like Shaq.)

He played within the system, played great smart defense and anchored the inside, and never forced anything. I've rarely seen a player at such a high mental level, I can't recall seeing him make many mistakes in his career. I will never forget him, and we won't see another talent like his for a long time..

:applause:

[FatComputerNerd]

:cry:

[JohnMax]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OwIkAgpKc4o

[Akrazotile]

He'll always be better than Kobe :applause:


Nice vid.

[Goofsta Knicca]

best gay bigman mixed with gay music great work

Thanks fo da comment Grant Heeell.

[Real14]

Very boring man.

[$LakerGold]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OwIkAgpKc4o
That was my channel. lol

[Lebron23]

Beautiful. Great career; quiet, intelligent superstar who was willing to put his ego aside for the greater good. I'll always respect Duncan for that. In all honesty, when you watch him play it's odd. He doesn't dominate in the traditional way, he just plays smart and he's 7'0 with great footwork. Controlled beastliness, he knew when to use his size (Such as if he were guarded by a guy like Pau Gasol), and when to use his touch and footwork (If he were guarded by a guy like Shaq.)

He played within the system, played great smart defense and anchored the inside, and never forced anything. I've rarely seen a player at such a high mental level, I can't recall seeing him make many mistakes in his career. I will never forget him, and we won't see another talent like his for a long time..


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3NvhxKicJY

Tim Duncan misses wide open layup in 4th Quarter Heat-Spurs Game 7 [/U][/B]

[Uncle Drew]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3NvhxKicJY

Tim Duncan misses wide open layup in 4th Quarter Heat-Spurs Game 7 [/U][/B]
Missing a shot isn't a mistake.

[Uncle Drew]

Or did LeBron make 118 mistakes in last years Finals?

[Lebron23]

Missing a shot isn't a mistake.


According to the LeBron haters. Missing a shot = Choking. Outside of his 2011 NBA Finals appearance, and being just a 22 yrs.old kid in 2007. LeBron's been a solid finals performer.

[Lebron23]

Or did LeBron make 118 mistakes in last years Finals?


He played with a bunch of quality players in his 20th year in the NBA. And Popovich is the 2nd greatest coach of all time after Red Auerbach.

He won 2 NBA titles without even averaging over 20 ppg. I played with a stacked team in my basketball league, But I prefer to be a top 2-3 scoring option in a much weaker teams because the feeling of winning a championship as the main men > winning a championship in a supporting role.

[Uncle Drew]

He won 2 NBA titles without even averaging over 20 ppg.
So? He was the best player on the Spurs in 2007 and should have won Finals MVP, despite Parker being the lead scorer. Duncan led the team in every category except points.

That's just box score watching what you're doing.

[Lebron23]

So? He was the best player on the Spurs in 2007 and should have won Finals MVP, despite Parker being the lead scorer. Duncan led the team in every category except points.

That's just box score watching what you're doing.


He was the Spurs best player in the 2007 NBA Playoffs. Parker was their best player in the NBA Finals. Tony abused Gibson and the Cavaliers front court in the NBA Finals.

[Haymaker]

Or did LeBron make 118 mistakes in last years Finals?

:roll: :applause:

[ZMonkey11]

Good job.

I'll be honest. I was not broken up at all about Kobe's last game. Kobe's style of play was bad for the game of basketball. He raised a generation of people who wanted iso so they could take wildly difficult, off-balance shots. Him and Jordan created two very selfish generations of players. Popularity of AAU basketball followed suit, and now we have a bunch of low IQ players that are wildly athletic, but have nothing else to show.

Duncan, on the otherhand, showed you how to play basketball. Even from a young age, he played fundamentally sound, even while being a pretty good athlete in his younger years. Those talents shined as he got older. Why? Because he didn't really need to learn anything new. His skillset was made for the everyday player. All he had to do was tweak it a little bit every year.

Duncan is the epitome of a living legend. We'll miss you big guy.

[ROCSteady]

Was it confirmed that Duncan is retiring or are y'all going off of implications

[zizozain]

:applause:
Laker fans class act

[PickernRoller]

No Kobe posters? Not legit. Top 10 for sure.

[Real14]

He was the Spurs best player in the 2007 NBA Playoffs. Parker was their best player in the NBA Finals. Tony abused Gibson and the Cavaliers front court in the NBA Finals.
Tony abused LeBron too.