Tim Duncan Career Stats:

PPG: 19.0 | RPG: 10.8 | APG: 3.0 | BPG: 2.2 | SPG: 0.7 FG%: 50.6% | FT%: 69.6% | 3P%: 17.2% | PER: 24.0

Kobe Bryant Career Stats:

PPG: 25.0 | RPG: 5.2 | APG: 4.7 | BPG: 0.5 | SPG: 1.4 FG%: 44.7% | FT%: 83.7% | 3P%: 32.9% | PER: 22.9

  • al3204@alien.topB
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    2 年前

    It’s Duncan. Look at those team records and how Duncan sustained the spurs. One of the best winners ever. Along with more MVPs and FMVPs.

  • 10choices@alien.topB
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    2 年前

    I’m actually in awe that Kobe, as a perimeter player, only averaged 1.7 more assists per game than Duncan.

  • lunykirimi@alien.topB
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    2 年前

    Duncan better than Kobe. Duncan win more rings and overall stats higher. This not about individual glory, it’s about team success.

  • mamba-pear@alien.topB
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    2 年前

    Why do you guys do this.

    They’re clearly around the same level and depending on your criteria and values, there would be no wrong answers.

    Both superstars with 5 rings and individual success in their respective position with great supporting casts in different ways.

  • SportyNewsBear@alien.topB
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    2 年前

    Meh. I would always draft Duncan before Kobe. It would just be easier to build a winning team around him. Duncan made Popovich into an all-time coach, whereas Kobe needed an all-time coach like Jackson to succeed in spite of his toxic personality.

  • hitmantb@alien.topB
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    2 年前

    Duncan won same number of rings with way less help, way smaller budget. Once Giannis and Jokic finish their careers, people will realize how difficult it is to win 5 rings with a small market, overrated franchise like the Spurs.

    2 MVP 3 FMVP is also a higher tier than 1 MVP 2 FMVP. Duncan’s true impact on winning is simply amazing.

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      2 年前

      Duncan’s help is underrated. Advanced statistics such as box plus minus and win shares have Manu as the most important player for the rings 3 and 4. Thinking basketball had a good video of this

  • ejiggle@alien.topB
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    2 年前

    Tim Duncan by a country mile. He sacrificed his touches and doesn’t get the credit he deserves because his counting stats took a hit. Kobe is closer to DeMar DeRozan historically than he is Michael Jordan lol. Tim is like top 7 all time. Let’s not get crazy here

    • ColdPressedSteak@alien.topB
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      2 年前

      Kobe avg’d 30 on 46-48% all playoffs, all 3 title runs in the late 2000s. Vs double teams from really great West teams

      Meanwhile, Demar scores 20 on low 40% vs first round opponents

      Some of you donkeys are actually literally insane in your hate

  • mmaguy123@alien.topB
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    2 年前

    Kobe was a better player if we are just going at individual and talent wise.

    Duncan has an argument for better career.

  • BrightenedCorner@alien.topB
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    2 年前

    Duncan by a wide margin. Kobe was amazing, a top 10 all time player, but Duncan’s defense is all time level, if Kobe has a bad shooting night, your chances to win go down dramatically.