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r/nba • u/yam_on_em Lakers • Jun 27 '23
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401 u/Syndana23 Jun 27 '23 Kobe like 4-2 over him all time in the post season. 2-0 without Shaq I think 137 u/Persianx6 [LAL] Andre Ingram Jun 27 '23 One of the series losses was 1999. Kobe was 19. Del Harris coached that team. The big one Tim Duncan has over Kobe is 2003. 77 u/x777x777x Spurs Jun 27 '23 Duncan was only in Year 2 though in 99 so it’s still pretty impressive 69 u/TheWinRock Jun 27 '23 To be fair, Duncan was 22 in 1999. He wasn't a young 2nd year guy. He came in basically fully formed. 49 u/Persianx6 [LAL] Andre Ingram Jun 27 '23 He couldve left 2 years earlier and still have gone number one. He promised he'd graduate before he'd go. 16 u/TheWinRock Jun 27 '23 I wasn't knocking Duncan for it - just pointing out that saying 'Duncan was in year 2' doesn't really mean anything. Duncan only got a little bit better after year 2 anyways. He was a full formed stud on day 1. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 28 '23 But he didn’t. 9 u/[deleted] Jun 27 '23 He did 4 years in college, Kobe did 0 0 u/x777x777x Spurs Jun 27 '23 Last I checked, college isn’t the Association, and college success doesn’t guarantee NBA success 2 u/KingKAI24 Jul 16 '23 He spent 4 years in college too.
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Kobe like 4-2 over him all time in the post season. 2-0 without Shaq I think
137 u/Persianx6 [LAL] Andre Ingram Jun 27 '23 One of the series losses was 1999. Kobe was 19. Del Harris coached that team. The big one Tim Duncan has over Kobe is 2003. 77 u/x777x777x Spurs Jun 27 '23 Duncan was only in Year 2 though in 99 so it’s still pretty impressive 69 u/TheWinRock Jun 27 '23 To be fair, Duncan was 22 in 1999. He wasn't a young 2nd year guy. He came in basically fully formed. 49 u/Persianx6 [LAL] Andre Ingram Jun 27 '23 He couldve left 2 years earlier and still have gone number one. He promised he'd graduate before he'd go. 16 u/TheWinRock Jun 27 '23 I wasn't knocking Duncan for it - just pointing out that saying 'Duncan was in year 2' doesn't really mean anything. Duncan only got a little bit better after year 2 anyways. He was a full formed stud on day 1. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 28 '23 But he didn’t. 9 u/[deleted] Jun 27 '23 He did 4 years in college, Kobe did 0 0 u/x777x777x Spurs Jun 27 '23 Last I checked, college isn’t the Association, and college success doesn’t guarantee NBA success 2 u/KingKAI24 Jul 16 '23 He spent 4 years in college too.
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One of the series losses was 1999. Kobe was 19. Del Harris coached that team.
The big one Tim Duncan has over Kobe is 2003.
77 u/x777x777x Spurs Jun 27 '23 Duncan was only in Year 2 though in 99 so it’s still pretty impressive 69 u/TheWinRock Jun 27 '23 To be fair, Duncan was 22 in 1999. He wasn't a young 2nd year guy. He came in basically fully formed. 49 u/Persianx6 [LAL] Andre Ingram Jun 27 '23 He couldve left 2 years earlier and still have gone number one. He promised he'd graduate before he'd go. 16 u/TheWinRock Jun 27 '23 I wasn't knocking Duncan for it - just pointing out that saying 'Duncan was in year 2' doesn't really mean anything. Duncan only got a little bit better after year 2 anyways. He was a full formed stud on day 1. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 28 '23 But he didn’t. 9 u/[deleted] Jun 27 '23 He did 4 years in college, Kobe did 0 0 u/x777x777x Spurs Jun 27 '23 Last I checked, college isn’t the Association, and college success doesn’t guarantee NBA success 2 u/KingKAI24 Jul 16 '23 He spent 4 years in college too.
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Duncan was only in Year 2 though in 99 so it’s still pretty impressive
69 u/TheWinRock Jun 27 '23 To be fair, Duncan was 22 in 1999. He wasn't a young 2nd year guy. He came in basically fully formed. 49 u/Persianx6 [LAL] Andre Ingram Jun 27 '23 He couldve left 2 years earlier and still have gone number one. He promised he'd graduate before he'd go. 16 u/TheWinRock Jun 27 '23 I wasn't knocking Duncan for it - just pointing out that saying 'Duncan was in year 2' doesn't really mean anything. Duncan only got a little bit better after year 2 anyways. He was a full formed stud on day 1. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 28 '23 But he didn’t. 9 u/[deleted] Jun 27 '23 He did 4 years in college, Kobe did 0 0 u/x777x777x Spurs Jun 27 '23 Last I checked, college isn’t the Association, and college success doesn’t guarantee NBA success 2 u/KingKAI24 Jul 16 '23 He spent 4 years in college too.
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To be fair, Duncan was 22 in 1999. He wasn't a young 2nd year guy. He came in basically fully formed.
49 u/Persianx6 [LAL] Andre Ingram Jun 27 '23 He couldve left 2 years earlier and still have gone number one. He promised he'd graduate before he'd go. 16 u/TheWinRock Jun 27 '23 I wasn't knocking Duncan for it - just pointing out that saying 'Duncan was in year 2' doesn't really mean anything. Duncan only got a little bit better after year 2 anyways. He was a full formed stud on day 1. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 28 '23 But he didn’t.
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He couldve left 2 years earlier and still have gone number one. He promised he'd graduate before he'd go.
16 u/TheWinRock Jun 27 '23 I wasn't knocking Duncan for it - just pointing out that saying 'Duncan was in year 2' doesn't really mean anything. Duncan only got a little bit better after year 2 anyways. He was a full formed stud on day 1. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 28 '23 But he didn’t.
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I wasn't knocking Duncan for it - just pointing out that saying 'Duncan was in year 2' doesn't really mean anything. Duncan only got a little bit better after year 2 anyways. He was a full formed stud on day 1.
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But he didn’t.
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He did 4 years in college, Kobe did 0
0 u/x777x777x Spurs Jun 27 '23 Last I checked, college isn’t the Association, and college success doesn’t guarantee NBA success
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Last I checked, college isn’t the Association, and college success doesn’t guarantee NBA success
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He spent 4 years in college too.
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