Inthe2003Finals,TimDuncandefineddominantperformanceinhisownway.Thedeep-rootedtec
ManyrememberTimDuncanastheclutchkillerwhotookoverinkeymoments,yettheyoverlookhow
ManyrememberTimDuncanastheclutchkillerwhotookoverinkeymoments,yettheyoverlookhow
PeoplelovetoattributeDuncan'ssuccessto"greatrawtools."At6-foot-11withawingspanov
Atrueidoldoesnotnecessarilyneedthenoise.In2002and2003,TimDuncanliftedtheregular-
Whenthetitle"MostValuablePlayer"landsonDuncan,itweighsmoreheavilythanonalmostany
In the 50-game 1998-99 season, the Spurs beat New York 4-1. Tim Duncan averaged 27.4 points and 14 boards to win his first Finals MVP.
Duncan joined in 1997 with David Robinson to form the Twin Towers; in 1999 they won the first title together, the old Admiral as sidekick, Duncan as the load-bearer.
In 2002-03 the Spurs beat New Jersey 4-2. In Game 7 Duncan posted 21-20-10-8, a near quadruple-double, winning his 2nd Finals MVP.