Tim Duncan Rumors

Michael Jordan to present Kobe Bryant in 2020 Hall of Fame ceremony

Marc Stein: The @Hoophall announced presenters today for the Class of 2020 inductions that will finally take place next month: Kobe Bryant presented by Michael Jordan (Hall Class of 2009) Tim Duncan presented by David Robinson (2009) Kevin Garnett presented by Isiah Thomas (2000)

18 hours ago – via Twitter TheSteinLine

Hall of Fame, Isiah Thomas, Top Rumors

Top Rumors, Hall of Fame, Isiah Thomas, David Robinson, Kevin Garnett, Kobe Bryant, Michael Jordan, Tim Duncan

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Shams Charania: Michael Jordan will present Kobe Bryant in the 2020 Naismith Hall of Fame @Hoophall induction ceremony on May 15. Full list of inductees and presenters: pic.twitter.com/iD5r6EIxHF

Michael Jordan will present Kobe Bryant in the 2020 Naismith Hall of Fame @Hoophall induction ceremony on May 15. Full list of inductees and presenters: pic.twitter.com/iD5r6EIxHF

— Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) April 15, 2021

18 hours ago – via Twitter ShamsCharania

Bill Self, Calvin Murphy, Eddie Sutton, Geno Auriemma, Hall of Fame, Isiah Thomas, John Calipari, Patrick Baumann, Rudy Tomjanovich, Russ Granik, Sidney Moncrief, Tamika Catchings, Top Rumors

Top Rumors, Bill Self, Calvin Murphy, Eddie Sutton, Geno Auriemma, Hall of Fame, Isiah Thomas, John Calipari, Patrick Baumann, Rudy Tomjanovich, Russ Granik, Sidney Moncrief, Tamika Catchings, Alonzo Mourning, David Robinson, Hakeem Olajuwon, Kevin Garnett, Kobe Bryant, Michael Jordan, Tim Duncan, Vlade Divac

He talked about LeBron, Kobe, and more figures, praising everything they did on the court but clarifying that none of them reached the level of importance of Bird and Johnson. “I love LeBron, Kobe, Tim Duncan, Patrick Ewing, and all those guys but the two most important figures are Magic and Bird.”

1 month ago – via Fade Away World

Larry Bird, Uncategorized

Larry Bird, Charles Barkley, Kobe Bryant, Magic Johnson, Patrick Ewing, Tim Duncan

Harrison Wind: Nikola Jokic on Malone’s Tim Duncan comparison: “I played against him. I always said he gave me the easiest 20 points ever. He did not feel me, for real. And he was a little bit older. I think that was his last year. I could just imagine him in his prime.”

1 month ago – via Twitter HarrisonWind

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Nikola Jokic, Tim Duncan, Denver Nuggets

Those Spurs had three surefire Hall of Famers with extensive championship experience in Tim Duncan, Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili, not to mention a budding superstar in Kawhi Leonard. One of the primary reasons skepticism about the Jazz persists among rival scouts and executives is because they lack proven star power that the Lakers, LA Clippers and Eastern Conference favorite Brooklyn Nets feature.

2 months ago – via Tim MacMahon @ ESPN

Hall of Fame, Uncategorized

Hall of Fame, Kawhi Leonard, Manu Ginobili, Tim Duncan, Tony Parker, Brooklyn Nets, Los Angeles Clippers, Los Angeles Lakers, San Antonio Spurs, Utah Jazz

“I’ve always taken great inspiration from what the Spurs did forever,” Sheppard said, citing the franchise famous for Manu Ginobili (Argentina), Tony Parker (France) and even Tim Duncan (Virgin Islands) as successful overseas stars. “They were the gold standard. It’s not like they said, ‘Let’s go get international guys.’ It kind of organically grew that way. You take a lot of notes over the years and you see what works in different places.”

2 months ago – via Steve Aschburner @ NBA.com

Draft, Gregg Popovich, RC Buford, Tommy Sheppard, Uncategorized

Draft, Gregg Popovich, RC Buford, Tommy Sheppard, Manu Ginobili, Tim Duncan, Tony Parker, San Antonio Spurs, Washington Wizards

RJ Marquez: Tim Duncan Foundation and @SpursGive are partnering w/@safoodbank for Black Restaurant Week in SA which runs through Feb. 28. Proceeds from the purchase of featured menu items will benefit those in need and those affected by the winter storm. More info @BRWSanAntonio. #KSATnews pic.twitter.com/4v8HqTou2Y

2 months ago – via Twitter KSATRJ

Philanthropy, Uncategorized

Philanthropy, Tim Duncan, San Antonio Spurs

1.	Golden State	$170,467,299
2.	Brooklyn	$168,854,452
3.	Philadelphia	$147,401,509
4.	LA Clippers	$138,604,159
5.	LA Lakers	$138,326,578
6.	Utah	$136,048,278
7.	Milwaukee	$135,289,205
8.	Miami	$134,303,159
9.	New Orleans	$133,704,545
10.	Houston	$132,836,984

1.	Stephen Curry	$43,006,362
2.	Chris Paul	$41,358,814
2.	Russell Westbrook	$41,358,814
4.	James Harden	$41,254,920
4.	John Wall	$41,254,920
6.	LeBron James	$39,219,566
7.	Kevin Durant	$39,058,950
8.	Paul George	$35,450,412
9.	Klay Thompson	$35,361,360
10.	Mike Conley	$34,502,132