Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, basketball fans, San Antonio
Speaker 1: Spurs fans, Welcome to another edition of the San Antonio
Speaker 1: Spurs Weekly Podcast with your boy. A fan of the
Speaker 1: Black and Silver of forty years.
Speaker 2: So much he's got it tat it out in his arm.
Speaker 3: You got that right, Also a former entertainer in the
Speaker 3: world of acting, modeling, don't laugh, and stand up comedy
Speaker 3: Come on now, and a heck of a YMCA basketball coach.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, here he is your host, my host, our host, dissolve.
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Speaker 4: We are.
Speaker 2: We're not. You're just analytical, over the top, giving you
Speaker 2: rumors type show. We like to make a little fun,
Speaker 2: make a little light of the situation because we're friends
Speaker 2: and family underneath the black and silver umbrella, right we are.
Speaker 2: We are like family because we'll call you out on
Speaker 2: some stuff you put out on Twitter, or we'll call
Speaker 2: you out ESPN, and we'll make fun of you, and
Speaker 2: guess what, we'll even make fun of ourselves from time
Speaker 2: to time here on the show when we do right
Speaker 2: and wrong. And that's what it's all about being family.
Speaker 2: Sometimes there's things we like that you don't like, and
Speaker 2: vice versa. We want to hug you, give you high fives,
Speaker 2: or even punch each other in the face sometimes. Right,
Speaker 2: that's exactly what families all about. And let's get it
Speaker 2: today here on the show. We're going to mix it
Speaker 2: up a little bit.
Speaker 5: Today.
Speaker 2: We're not going to get into the rumors and all
Speaker 2: the talk of the NBA Draft coming up for the Spurs,
Speaker 2: but we're going to take a break, a pause for
Speaker 2: the cause, and we're going to have a little bit
Speaker 2: of what we're going to do in July today on
Speaker 2: the show. In July, we're going to have a lot
Speaker 2: of specialty shows. Today, we want to dedicate this show
Speaker 2: to a legendary power Forward Slash Center that really changed
Speaker 2: the game here in San Antonio thanks to the likes
Speaker 2: of David Robinson, who was one of his mentors on
Speaker 2: the show. Today is all about mister Tim.
Speaker 1: Duncan, wearing number twenty one for his.
Speaker 2: Career here in San Antonio. Out of Wake Forest, Tim
Speaker 2: Duncan put up nineteen points a game, almost eleven rebounds,
Speaker 2: three assists, and his accolades go on and on to
Speaker 2: the break of gone, just like the nineties music in
Speaker 2: the background. Fifteen time All NBA, fifteen time All Defensive,
Speaker 2: ninety seven, ninety eight All Rookie, ninety seven, ninety eight
Speaker 2: Rookie of the Year, a three time Finals MVP, and
Speaker 2: in ninety nine two thousand he was the League MVP,
Speaker 2: two time MVP as well, and also he was on
Speaker 2: the list for the NBA's seventy fifth anniversary team. Today
Speaker 2: on the show, we talk about the legendary Timmy Tim
Speaker 2: Duncan on the show, and also there's been a lot
Speaker 2: of talk lately about is Tim Duncan one of the
Speaker 2: greatest of all time in the NBA. Reggie Miller had
Speaker 2: mentioned it on one of the shows. We'll play that
Speaker 2: clip coming up on the show here. Also we'll get
Speaker 2: into some of that fun trash talk that Tim Duncan
Speaker 2: and KG got into. I love those clips. I can't
Speaker 2: wait to play those for you guys here today. And
Speaker 2: of course we have the great speech that Tony Parker
Speaker 2: did at the Hall of Fame ceremony coming up a
Speaker 2: little bit on the show. But let's talk about Tim
Speaker 2: Duncan being the goat in the NBA. The goat. His numbers,
Speaker 2: as we suggested earlier to introduce him on the show,
Speaker 2: may not sound like the numbers of the goat like
Speaker 2: Michael Jordan, Lebron James, and many others. But the five rings,
Speaker 2: the six NBA Finals appearances, and let's put it this way.
Speaker 2: We always forget NBA fans and Spurs fans. The Spurs
Speaker 2: just missed out. I'm winning more than just that five
Speaker 2: rings in six appearances. And what I mean by that
Speaker 2: is in two thousand and four and in two thousand
Speaker 2: and six, the Spurs just missed out on five peating.
Speaker 2: I want you to keep that in perspective. NBA fans,
Speaker 2: we won and O three, we won, an O five,
Speaker 2: we won an O seven. Put that in perspective. One
Speaker 2: of the most winningest organizations in playoff history in the
Speaker 2: NBA was because of Tim Duncan in that span. In
Speaker 2: the two thousand, Duncan and the Spurs teams were one
Speaker 2: of the most elite clubs in the league. They went
Speaker 2: up against the likes of Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O'Neal.
Speaker 2: They had a tough run in the two thousands, and
Speaker 2: they almost five petd. This is why Tim Duncan is
Speaker 2: in the conversation of one of the greatest of all time.
Speaker 2: Here's what Reggie Miller had to say about it on
Speaker 2: one of the shows.
Speaker 6: I mean, people forget about Tim dunk good. Is he
Speaker 6: the greatest effort?
Speaker 7: No? No, great, Oh, he's definitely the greatest plowerforms.
Speaker 4: We're not doing that.
Speaker 7: We're not doing five rings, three m vps all defensive
Speaker 7: player for ten plus years. We know his resume.
Speaker 2: I can name you ten other guys that you got
Speaker 2: to put in that conversation if you're going to.
Speaker 8: Go to that fall.
Speaker 7: Who will Will has won two championship?
Speaker 6: Right? No, I didn't know.
Speaker 7: We judged his champmons. Yes, and that's not how you
Speaker 7: judge Oh, yes, that's not how we judged. You don't
Speaker 7: judge greatness, not on not on how many championships you won.
Speaker 7: Even if that's the criteria, though, run team.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about let's get into that conversations Tim Duncan
Speaker 2: in that conversation. First foremost, Mark Jackson shouldn't be saying ish,
Speaker 2: all right, he fell in a lucky stars, but you didn't.
Speaker 2: Let's let's hunt the brakes for a moment. Had great
Speaker 2: run Goldie into the reasons because he had a Steph Curry,
Speaker 2: he had Ky Thompson, he had a young team there
Speaker 2: to help carry his load. Let's pump the brakes on
Speaker 2: his stats as well. And yes, Mark Jackson, I'm calling
Speaker 2: you out, mister nine points a game and you were
Speaker 2: a good NBA player, You were probably average. Your best
Speaker 2: season was your second year as a Knick at sixteen
Speaker 2: points a game, almost seven assists. Then the next year
Speaker 2: you dropped off by almost seven points. For him to
Speaker 2: sit here and not say that, Tim Duncan is in
Speaker 2: the goat conversation of talking go back to the stat
Speaker 2: I just said they'd missed a five peet by two years.
Speaker 2: Where were you, Mark Jackson, in the mix of all
Speaker 2: that bumping around from league to league, trying to hang
Speaker 2: on to a career that was dying. I don't think
Speaker 2: Mark Jackson has any right to speak when it comes
Speaker 2: to Tim Duncan or anybody like Kobe Bryant. He is
Speaker 2: up Lebron James ass crack. Though he loved some Lebron James.
Speaker 2: He does. He loves him so much. And it's so
Speaker 2: funny the people that played against like Jordan and played
Speaker 2: against Kobe, and they watch Lebron and they said, here, oh,
Speaker 2: Jordan is not the greatest, it's Lebron. You didn't play
Speaker 2: against Lebron. The reason why you say this is because
Speaker 2: you got your ass whooped against those players playing and simple.
Speaker 2: But about Tim Duncan today, Mark Jackson really calls him out.
Speaker 2: And I think Reggie Miller did a great job, you know,
Speaker 2: presenting Tim Duncan as the goat. And some of you
Speaker 2: out there today in NBA Land and not just Spurs
Speaker 2: family Land, are sitting there saying the same thing. Mark
Speaker 2: Jackson has no way, no way, Listen. I'm an old
Speaker 2: basketball ahead too. I don't go all the way back
Speaker 2: to Bill Russell, and I do respect Bill Russell, but
Speaker 2: the best player on his team was Bob Coosey. He
Speaker 2: was the face of the league.
Speaker 9: At the time.
Speaker 2: And I know what you guys are gonna say, always racism.
Speaker 2: Back then, he had to battle all this and that
Speaker 2: and things of that nature. Stop pulling the race card.
Speaker 2: We know how great Bill russ was on and off
Speaker 2: the court. We know how great Bill Russell is as
Speaker 2: a man. I love Bill Russell. I do. He's one
Speaker 2: of my favorite players of all time. Yes, I'm not
Speaker 2: that old, but guess what, I pay homage to the
Speaker 2: history of this sport. And that's the problem right now
Speaker 2: in this sport is we forget about the history. You
Speaker 2: want to look at what's in front of you. We'll
Speaker 2: look behind you, look behind you at some of the
Speaker 2: greats that were in this league. Bill Russell, though, was
Speaker 2: on a great team as well. He had a couple
Speaker 2: players on that team that were a little bit better
Speaker 2: at the time. Bill Russell also had to battle the
Speaker 2: likes of Wilt Chamberlain. Will Chamberlain one of the greatest
Speaker 2: of all time. So let's talk about that. Would you
Speaker 2: put Bill Russell above Tim Duncan stat wise, yes, ring wise,
Speaker 2: If you're going up against rings and people are saying,
Speaker 2: like Mark Jackson, well, if you want to measure rings,
Speaker 2: then Will Chamberlain or Bill Russell's the greatest of all time.
Speaker 2: I agree, I agree, but I also agree with Reggie
Speaker 2: saying he may not have been the best player on
Speaker 2: his team in those ten rings. You will never see
Speaker 2: anyone eclipse ten rings. Never five. Six was pretty close.
Speaker 2: I don't think you'll ever see five again. I don't.
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe with Wemby, maybe the five rings is a
Speaker 2: lot and we forget. I go back to that stat
Speaker 2: two years from being a five peat, which never happened
Speaker 2: in the NBA. That's a dominant team. Duncan was a
Speaker 2: dominant player. Duncan was such a dominant player. You had
Speaker 2: some great players like KG try to trash talk them.
Speaker 8: Check this out. Was there someone that you loved, you
Speaker 8: knew that motherfucker back it up and talk it to you?
Speaker 7: Maybe or not, y'all or Tim Duncan, Tim Duncan shock,
Speaker 7: Timmy Duncan. HIBB would not see him verbally saying stuff
Speaker 7: because he wasn't talking sentences. He did freeze TI to me,
Speaker 7: we'll hit you in phrases, got you almost.
Speaker 5: Just the worst?
Speaker 7: Why here nice? Try like settle shit, no games to ship,
Speaker 7: no real hall course shit, just to settle me to
Speaker 7: just trash your glass up and put you back in.
Speaker 2: Like this, mister big fundamental Tim Duncan. That's what he
Speaker 2: did on the court, trash talking play wise. This is
Speaker 2: how I teach my kids today. There's so many kids
Speaker 2: out there that want to do these crossovers and in
Speaker 2: and out moves, and they hit these shots and they
Speaker 2: do the ooh, ice water in my veins. Well there
Speaker 2: was the first one you hit out of probably fifteen,
Speaker 2: by the way. Okay, and I know you're six, but
Speaker 2: calm down with the trash talk. Parents, Stop letting your
Speaker 2: kids trash talk.
Speaker 1: Just stop.
Speaker 2: It's a YMC, a rec league for one. Okay, Sorry,
Speaker 2: I had to get a shameless plug in there. My
Speaker 2: Spurs fans out there, but uh, Timmy wasn't that player.
Speaker 2: He wasn't a trash talk type player. And the Spurs
Speaker 2: are not a trash talk type organization. That's why it
Speaker 2: was very interesting to see us grab somebody like a
Speaker 2: Stephen Jackson, a Dennis Rodman, you know, somebody that's super
Speaker 2: ultra tough that runs their mouth from time to time.
Speaker 2: It didn't fit the organization. Tim Duncan, David Robinson, Tony
Speaker 2: Parker Mano Jenoblain. We're gonna have some shows dedicated to
Speaker 2: them in July as well. We want to honor the
Speaker 2: past because we have got an amazing future set upon us.
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Speaker 2: the Big Fundamental Tim Duncan, of course the name given
Speaker 2: to him by Shaquille O'Neal. You had the Big Aristotle
Speaker 2: just whatever big after that when in front of Shack
Speaker 2: you could pretty much call Shack Dat the Big Pepperoni
Speaker 2: because he invests in pizza now and you know, the
Speaker 2: back big Shakarnie, whatever you want to call. He decided
Speaker 2: to call Tim Duncan the Big Fundamental, and he's just that.
Speaker 2: Tim Duncle was with very mister Fundamental. I loved watching
Speaker 2: the way he moved and you know, what spurs fans.
Speaker 2: You want to laugh at me. When we first drafted
Speaker 2: Tim dunc and, I was like, what, huh. I was
Speaker 2: like Kendrick Lamar, I'm like, huh what. I wasn't a
Speaker 2: big fan of Tim Duncan. I wasn't And a lot
Speaker 2: of people are like, oh, my goodness, are you serious?
Speaker 2: Because I came from the era of the Johnny Moore
Speaker 2: is the Alvin Robbinson's David Robinson.
Speaker 4: I love David.
Speaker 2: It was almost like if you were a John Elway
Speaker 2: fan and David Robinson is John Elway and you're like, oh,
Speaker 2: here comes Tim Duncan, the replacement. Huh, he's the replacement. Well,
Speaker 2: I'll be honest with you, just like everybody else once
Speaker 2: we started winning those rings, like this guy's great, He's fantastic.
Speaker 2: Tim Duncan. We love you on the show. By the way, Timmy,
Speaker 2: we appreciate you. That's why we're dedicating today's show to you.
Speaker 2: But is he the greatest of all time? I believe
Speaker 2: he's in the top ten. He should be in the
Speaker 2: discussion of just that. But what I love is I
Speaker 2: found another audio clip off of YouTube. We follow this
Speaker 2: group as well. They're called Ringer NBA Go follow them.
Speaker 2: It's a talk show from former basketball player Rajah Bell.
Speaker 2: He had Tim Duncan on the show and they had
Speaker 2: a great conversation.
Speaker 5: Check this out, Tim.
Speaker 4: I want to ask you, man, like you played in
Speaker 4: some like some golden eras of basketball, bro, Like and
Speaker 4: you know, obviously our teams were coming up against those
Speaker 4: Spurs teams, so we developed a little distaste in the mouth,
Speaker 4: if you.
Speaker 9: Will, for the Spurs.
Speaker 4: Politely. Let me ask you, though, who, like who wasn't
Speaker 4: for you guys, man, Like, who was there was there
Speaker 4: a team that just was like given the opportunity, like
Speaker 4: we'd like to beat them down, Like it was more
Speaker 4: than just we want to win the game, like where
Speaker 4: there were there guys like that for you, Bro.
Speaker 8: Phoenix the Phoenix Suns with Raja Bell.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, at one point, it absolutely was. Yeah, it was.
Speaker 5: It was early on. It was Utah. Utah was a
Speaker 5: hump we.
Speaker 9: Had to get over there.
Speaker 6: With the they were dominant early on and especially we
Speaker 6: had to get over that hump.
Speaker 9: Uh than it was the Lakers and the Sphoenix. It
Speaker 9: was Dallas.
Speaker 5: Dallas at Houston obviously right down the road were always
Speaker 5: good rivals and had had good teams, so it kind
Speaker 5: of flucks throughout my career, probably those and then obviously
Speaker 5: with the teams. With any team, KG was almost always
Speaker 5: a big, a big game.
Speaker 6: Let me listen.
Speaker 1: KG.
Speaker 4: KG used to like he had more antics dogged him.
Speaker 4: I don't know, like maybe because you guys were about
Speaker 4: the same size, Like he didn't do that shit to you.
Speaker 4: I don't know, but like he talked the most shit.
Speaker 4: And like I remember one time he hit me with
Speaker 4: like a bow, like to see what I was gonna do,
Speaker 4: like you know what I mean, just trying to kind
Speaker 4: of like punk you a little bit. And so the
Speaker 4: next time I came down, I fired one right in
Speaker 4: his ribs and he looked at me like he left
Speaker 4: me alone after that, but like that that's who he is, right,
Speaker 4: Like that's what he tried to do.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, yeah, he's done that a lot.
Speaker 6: Will test you early for who you are, right and
Speaker 6: depending on your response, Yeah, you get a certain type
Speaker 6: of response from him later on.
Speaker 9: Yes, exactly.
Speaker 6: Those those individuals who came down and fired back at
Speaker 6: some point, Bill usually left him alone and give him
Speaker 6: a little more leeway.
Speaker 8: He said that you, he said that you. It would
Speaker 8: frustrate him the most. That he would talk all his ship,
Speaker 8: but she would smile and say like good job and
Speaker 8: stuff like that would piss him off the most. Why
Speaker 8: would you never engage in trash talk tim with him?
Speaker 9: Because that's what he wanted. Okay, that's what he wanted.
Speaker 9: He wanted to get you outside of yourself. He wanted
Speaker 9: to piss you off and kind of control the situation.
Speaker 9: And I guess I recognize that. Plus it wasn't part
Speaker 9: of my game like it would. It would frustrate people
Speaker 9: more when you just keep coming and coming, and I mean,
Speaker 9: just keep getting things done and no matter what they
Speaker 9: throw at you or no matter what they do, it's
Speaker 9: just just it doesn't affect you, and it kind of
Speaker 9: it ends up affecting them much more than it does you.
Speaker 7: So that was my way.
Speaker 9: That was my uh, what I figured out to be
Speaker 9: most effective, and it hit with my game Like I
Speaker 9: didn't I didn't have to trash talk.
Speaker 5: I didn't need to trash talk.
Speaker 9: I wasn't. I wasn't good at it.
Speaker 8: So I was just about to ask you if you
Speaker 8: were even good at doing it?
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, So my mind more thing is just like
Speaker 9: kind of poked there just kind of kind of pokeing
Speaker 9: a little bit and bro them off a little bit
Speaker 9: and then they react and poking again.
Speaker 4: First of all, I talked no shit either, because I'd
Speaker 4: have been like to do either. Be like you too,
Speaker 4: Like I was just getting bad at that, Like I
Speaker 4: wasn't gonna be any good at that, so I couldn't
Speaker 4: do that. But he to me that I remember this
Speaker 4: ship we were. We were like, I was across from
Speaker 4: our bench in San Antonio, like swing, swing to the corner.
Speaker 4: Tim's on a late close out right, So I'm like,
Speaker 4: this shit is cash. So I pull up like I'm
Speaker 4: stroking it, and I said something like yeah, that shit's
Speaker 4: in the bucket, and it like rattled out, and this
Speaker 4: moffo like tapped me and said, hey, I don't count
Speaker 4: it before it goes in. It keeps going down the
Speaker 4: other way, and I'm like.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 2: Some more great stories about Tim Duncan and Tim Duncan's
Speaker 2: greatness on the court, and also the trash talking aspect,
Speaker 2: we talk a little bit about that today. Will actually
Speaker 2: probably have a little bit of show dedicated to trash talking.
Speaker 2: Some of the greatest, some reasons to do it, not
Speaker 2: to do it, but Tim Duncan really gave me some
Speaker 2: inspiration during the show to give to my kids this
Speaker 2: upcoming summer session at the YMCA. I am a coach.
Speaker 2: I actually coached the seven eight year olds and I
Speaker 2: also coach the nine tens. I absolutely love it. I
Speaker 2: want to thank the San Antonio Spurs organization, the San
Speaker 2: Antonio Spurs Youth Basketball League here in the city. They
Speaker 2: do a great job honoring these kids who play, and
Speaker 2: they also raise these kids to be non trash talkers.
Speaker 2: And Tim Duncan should give a class on how to
Speaker 2: trash talk without trash talking. I love that. I tell
Speaker 2: my kids just give him a big thumbs up when
Speaker 2: they start talking, go yeah, dude, you're awesome. You're awesome.
Speaker 2: You're going places, and they look at you like wait
Speaker 2: a minute. You know, and as being a follower of
Speaker 2: Christ myself, hey, you're shedding the light upon a dark
Speaker 2: spot and they do not know how to react, and
Speaker 2: Tim Duncan did just that. He's like, hey, you know,
Speaker 2: tough shot, better lick next time. Tim Duncan one of
Speaker 2: the greatest of all time. And what did Tony Parker
Speaker 2: have to say about him in his Hall of Fame speech?
Speaker 2: Did they get along early on? Did they get along?
Speaker 2: Let's find out.
Speaker 10: Timmy don't like French people. Okay, he doesn't like my
Speaker 10: French accent. My rookie year. Timmy didn't talk to me
Speaker 10: my rookie year. And people think I'm crazy when I
Speaker 10: say that, but it's true. I play with a lot
Speaker 10: of teammates who will complain to get the ball. You know.
Speaker 10: Bruce Bowen like, oh, Tony, I'm open, Tony. I was
Speaker 10: open in the corner, you know. I'm like, but hey,
Speaker 10: what's up, Bruce. But Timmy will just look at me
Speaker 10: and I'll go to Pop. I'm like, Pop, you give
Speaker 10: me the look, and then Pop be like, you really
Speaker 10: look at you. I was like, yeah, if you want
Speaker 10: a point guard tomorrow, we need to call a play
Speaker 10: for him right now. Coach Pop, You're unbelievable. You in
Speaker 10: five games into my rookie year. You put me in
Speaker 10: the back in the plane. You call me and you's like,
Speaker 10: you're starting tomorrow. I was like, really, I was like,
Speaker 10: did you talk to Timmy? And Pop's like, You'll be fine.
Speaker 10: You starting in the rest of his history.
Speaker 6: I love it.
Speaker 1: I love it. I love it.
Speaker 2: Tim Duncan, one of the greatest of all time in
Speaker 2: the NBA, not just here in San Antonio. Tim Duncan
Speaker 2: really won me over, probably the ninety nine season. I
Speaker 2: wasn't too sure, but watching him side by side with
Speaker 2: David Robinson and them winning the title with Avery Johnson
Speaker 2: and the cast of characters we had then to win
Speaker 2: the NBA title, our first one really meant something special.
Speaker 2: That first title for your city means something right. That's
Speaker 2: why it'll be interesting to see if Indiana can do
Speaker 2: what they do in the NBA finals. To win that
Speaker 2: first title is a wonderful thing. And you don't forget
Speaker 2: the players that got you there, like Tim Duncan, David Robinson,
Speaker 2: Avery Johnson. But Tim Duncan rejuvenated David at that time,
Speaker 2: and David gave him the knowledge to go on to
Speaker 2: be one of the greatest of all time. We want
Speaker 2: to thank you guys for listening to this episode of
Speaker 2: the San Antonio Spurs Weekly Podcast, which your boy KD
Speaker 2: and again will being some of the greats here in
Speaker 2: San Antonio on the show throughout the summer starting in July.
Speaker 2: Next week, we'll be back on the show to kind
Speaker 2: of take a look at what the Spurs are gonna
Speaker 2: do with that draft pick. We're gonna take a little
Speaker 2: bit too about what you guys think in the Twitter
Speaker 2: verse and what's next for the San Antonio Spurs. I mean,
Speaker 2: we do have another Frenchman, right, So does Tim Duncan
Speaker 2: like Victor Wenbinama? I hope so. I think he'll like
Speaker 2: him too a little bit more once we get another
Speaker 2: NBA title to San Antonio. I see that happening. Spurs fans,
Speaker 2: remember now, matter how good or bad the Spurs are playing,
Speaker 2: what they're doing in the front or back off as
Speaker 2: they're doing it for us. They're doing it for victories.
Speaker 2: They're doing it for championships, and we just got to
Speaker 2: remember to let that black and silver blood run through
Speaker 2: our veins and go, Spurs Go. We love y'all. Thank
Speaker 2: you all for listening to another episode of the San
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