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Jayson "No he's not Channing" Tatum
Quote from: mr. dee on June 27, 2017, 06:21:21 AMQuote from: KG Living Legend on June 26, 2017, 02:57:40 PMQuote from: GetLucky on June 26, 2017, 02:48:47 PMI think you're really underselling how athletic Tim Duncan was. He would regularly guard and shut down the other team's best offensive player, regardless of position. He was also super quick/bouncy.Jaylen tweeted calling himself and Tatum 7/11 (their jersey numbers). He said something to the effect of "7/11 getting buckets 24/7." A fan added "#7 + #11 = Banner #18" Duncan was not athletic. Never was. That's the reason he lasted so much longer and aged so much better than Garnett. When Garnett's athleticism failed him he fell off a cliff. Duncan never really did until that very final season in the playoffs his fundamentals is what carried him through.Duncan was athletic. He just didn't use it much because his game was never reliant on athleticism. Dude moves like a guard in the perimeter.No he wasn't. TD was NEVER athletic. He was slower and less athletic than all his competition in college and he was the same way in the league. He was HIGHLY fundamental, compact in his movements/shot and able to out-execute his opponent.I question whether you guys trying to call TD "athletic" even watched him play...
Quote from: KG Living Legend on June 26, 2017, 02:57:40 PMQuote from: GetLucky on June 26, 2017, 02:48:47 PMI think you're really underselling how athletic Tim Duncan was. He would regularly guard and shut down the other team's best offensive player, regardless of position. He was also super quick/bouncy.Jaylen tweeted calling himself and Tatum 7/11 (their jersey numbers). He said something to the effect of "7/11 getting buckets 24/7." A fan added "#7 + #11 = Banner #18" Duncan was not athletic. Never was. That's the reason he lasted so much longer and aged so much better than Garnett. When Garnett's athleticism failed him he fell off a cliff. Duncan never really did until that very final season in the playoffs his fundamentals is what carried him through.Duncan was athletic. He just didn't use it much because his game was never reliant on athleticism. Dude moves like a guard in the perimeter.
Quote from: GetLucky on June 26, 2017, 02:48:47 PMI think you're really underselling how athletic Tim Duncan was. He would regularly guard and shut down the other team's best offensive player, regardless of position. He was also super quick/bouncy.Jaylen tweeted calling himself and Tatum 7/11 (their jersey numbers). He said something to the effect of "7/11 getting buckets 24/7." A fan added "#7 + #11 = Banner #18" Duncan was not athletic. Never was. That's the reason he lasted so much longer and aged so much better than Garnett. When Garnett's athleticism failed him he fell off a cliff. Duncan never really did until that very final season in the playoffs his fundamentals is what carried him through.
I think you're really underselling how athletic Tim Duncan was. He would regularly guard and shut down the other team's best offensive player, regardless of position. He was also super quick/bouncy.Jaylen tweeted calling himself and Tatum 7/11 (their jersey numbers). He said something to the effect of "7/11 getting buckets 24/7." A fan added "#7 + #11 = Banner #18"
Quote from: KG Living Legend on June 26, 2017, 03:57:36 AMThis kid is the Tim Duncan's of Small forwards. Homerism runs rampant on these boards. Tatum is an iso scorer. He doesn't make his teammates better and he projects to be an average/ marginally above average defender.
This kid is the Tim Duncan's of Small forwards.