Tim Duncan • The Greatest PF Ever

Today I do a reaction to a Clayton Crowley video called Making the Case - Tim Duncan [Revised & Reuploaded]. Head over to their channel and shoot a like and subscribe, he's great! Link is below:

[xfanatick]

Deadly, silent, simple and just fundamentals. He did everything perfect without wasting any energy. Truly a master of his craft

[spurfan]

No one ever talks about the Spurs having the highest winning percentage in NBA history. We never hardly get mentioned, but us Spurs fans know how good they were, and Tim was a huge part of that! Timmy!

[someguy]

Duncan was so good at controlling his blocked shots. He either volleyball it to himself or tip it towards a teammate.

[smoothALOE]

For me, he’s in the Top 5 cause he’s the best to ever do it at his position. He gets overlooked by a lot of fans and analysts these days and that’s a shame. I’m from Dallas. I’m a Mavs fan. This guy made me crazy over the years, but it was because he was that good, ALWAYS.

[fairydust]

Damn he should definitely be included in the top 10!! Wise words in your reaction! Your so awesome!

[ImportAl]

Duncan and Kobe are like Tiger and Phil, Sampras and Agassi (Borg and McEnroe), all-time great rivals with polar opposite personalities. Duncan's game is Ambien but fundamentally mint.

[ericedwards]

As a guy that played the post, Tim Duncan was never boring to me. I grew up and live in NC and watched this guy come into the ACC at Wake Forest and half-way through his freshman season the jump was huge...and you knew he as going to be special. He was a beautiful technician, so skilled, and a joy to watch play.

[hectorarguelles]

In an era where players oftenly go for style points. His moves are simple, boring, but deadly effective on the court.

[rollandcurtis]

LeBron James is also the BIGGEST NBA Western Conference Failure in NBA History - LeBron James: 2019 -> FAILED to make the NBA Playoffs, 2020 -> Asterisk BUBBLE Consolation Prize, 2021 -> LOST in the 1st Round, 2022 FAILED to make even the NBA PLAY-IN Tournament👀😅, 2023 SWEPT 4-0 in the Western Conference Finals, and 2024 Gentlemen’s SWEEP 4-1 in the 1st Round. Now we see why LeBron James went to 8 straight NBA Finals. Let me repeat, NOW we see HOW LeBron James went to 8 straight NBA Finals. Michael Jordan locked the GOAT Position at #1. Now ranking Kareem, Magic, Kobe, and Bird ahead of LeBron James sounds very logical. And YES, the basketball WORLD is starting to RANK TIM DUNCAN over LeBron James as well.

[spacemountain]

Funny, I just watched this video a few days ago!

The Big Fundamental is CRIMINALLY underrated.

He might be #5 all time to me, after Michael, Bill Russell, Kareem, and Magic (in that order).

[theGhostParticle]

Lebron never passed Tim Duncan.... 5 RINGS... BETTER SKILL SET.... SAME TEAM..

[johnmilligan]

One of the other reasons that Duncan gets overlooked is that he was a very humble and quiet guy who didn’t self promote at all! All you need to do is listen to his teammates and how they talk about him. I have never heard any of his teammates say anything negative about him, they all love him and love playing with him!

[someguy]

If Duncan had to play in today's league, I think he would've extended his range ot to the 3 point line.

[thepeopleschampion]

This was truly one of your best videos. I was a big Tim Duncan fan and I've always thought he was the best powerful to play the game. This video actually you got me a little choked up, but to keep it real. There's no doubt in my mind. He was one of the greatest power forwards to play the game. The best powerful to ever play. Thanks for this video.Keep up the great work❤❤❤❤

[OlJackBurton]

he could have won 6 rings, 6-0 like MJ, if Pops didn't have a brain fart and sit out the GOAT Spur in that Ray Allen play...

[Justin_Watson]

Duncan is higher on the goat list for me than LeBron.

[jakepearson]

Players that respect their coaches end up respected more

[ontrack]

I’m glad you’re giving Timmy some time. Such a refreshing player now ❤

[JoseIrizarry-kg]

I don’t know why people keep saying that Tim Duncan was a PF when he was really a center he just play PF because of David Robinson but once the he retired Timmy was moved to his original position and play center the rest of his career

[mikeprolas]

literally the best part of the olympics opening ceremony was watching tony parker hold up that flame