2003 Near-Quadruple-Double: Duncan’s Masterpiece
The 2003 NBA Finals matched the San Antonio Spurs against the New Jersey Nets — two team-first clubs. The series reached Game 7, and a true superstar moment arrived.
In Game 7 Duncan authored a historic line: 21 points, 20 rebounds, 10 assists, 8 blocks — just two blocks shy of a quadruple-double. He single-handedly carried San Antonio’s scoring, boards and rim protection in an 88-77 road win, taking the series 4-2. Duncan was the clear Finals MVP — his second.
The ring was special: it was "Admiral" David Robinson’s farewell season, the last dance of the Twin Towers. Duncan sent his predecessor off with the most dignified gift — a near quadruple-double.
When one man fills the box score in a Game 7, you know what a "cornerstone" truly means.
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