Regardless, he takes shots in cruchtime and always has, that's it.


Whether you deem that the exception to the rule or what, that's another debate. I am merely saying Tim Duncan is not in the category you are delineating.

He asks for the ball in cruchtime and has made big ones and missed them, but the offense runs through him (as much as it can in Pop's multifacted scheme).


I personally do think Chris had a mental block, and it's understandable why he would end up shying away from some of those moments. But idiots on here saying his pro career was an embarassment or disappointment, is just that, idiocy.

He was not as good as Charles Barkley or Karl Malone, not exactly a crime