Tim Duncan was the selected by the Spurs with the No. 1 overall pick in the 1997 NBA draft and led the franchise to five championships during his 19-year career.

Duncan in the All-Star Game is an oxymoron. His nickname is “The Big Fundamental” and these exhibitions are, by nature, devoid of fundamentals, filled with flashy dunks and little-to-no defense.

Tim Duncan was nicknamed "The Big Fundamental", and upon his retirement, this seems most appropriate when one considers the massive impact he had on the franchise's financial fundamentals. By my ...

The way he executes the movements, he's a f--king monster." Echols, who is clearly dying to say fundamentals throughout the interview, went on to talk about actually fighting Duncan.

SAN ANTONIO — "On a professional level, the most concise way to put it is, 'no Duncan, no championships.' And on a personal level, I love the guy," Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said to open a ...

Any story told about Spurs legend Tim Duncan invariably falls back on his blank stoicism, his lead-by-example method of leadership or his unfailing commitment to the fundamentals.

At age 34, Tim Duncan and the Spurs are one of the oldest teams in the NBA with six players at 30 years old and up. But their chemistry and team effort came out to be their best strengths on their ...