[jay187]

i herd that time duncan is going too retire on his 15 year career his duncan still in his prime i thought he did awsome this year hey played just like his rookie year

[jchavestx]

Have you looked at Duncan's stats lately? He is far from his prime.

[will23c1982]

He's past his prime, but he's still one of the best big men in the League.

I picked up my first Tim Duncan auto a couple of days ago. I met him in 2010 and he seemed like a genuinely nice guy.

[hopeforsolace]

Have you looked at Duncan's stats lately? He is far from his prime.

Even at "far from his prime" he still managed to break ANCIENT LAKERS PLAYOFFS blocks records!!!

Just goes to show why he is the most successful 1st round draft pick of the last 27 years....enough said!

[jchavestx]

Most successful? I guess Kobe's 5 championships doesnt count then according to your statement.

[xstreaminsanity]

I'm guessing they meant #1 draft pick. But I can't remember off the top of my head if Duncan was the #1 draft pick that year.

[will23c1982]

Yes, he was. In a weak 1997 draft.

[xstreaminsanity]

Yes, he was. In a weak 1997 draft.

Yeah, I looked it up after I posted it. But I guess TO DATE, they'd be right.

[bbills1999]

I'm guessing they meant #1 draft pick. But I can't remember off the top of my head if Duncan was the #1 draft pick that year.

The Year Stern screwed the Celtics we should of had duncan and billups in that draft.

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BTW I think Duncan signs a 2 year deal or to be more specific a 1 year with a year 2 being some type of Option..

[newfiecomicguy1]

Duncan will go down as one of if not the best PF of all time. Boring as heck but an all around fantastic player who was also very driven to win.