Tim Duncan stats
Bio
- Age
- 50 yearsApr 25, 1976
- Height
- 6' 11"
- MVP
- 2x
Tim Duncan played 19 NBA seasons, 1997-98 to 2015-16.
Stats
Per game
Career regular season
- PTS
- 19.0
- REB
- 10.8
- AST
- 3.0
- STL
- 0.7
- BLK
- 2.2
- TS%
- 55.1
- MIN
- 34
- GP
- 1,392
Ranked among NBA players who qualify (PTS, REB, AST, STL, BLK: 20+ games; TS%: 20+ games, 5+ FGA) that season; only the top 50 are shown. How each stat qualifies: glossary.
Career Postseason
- PTS
- 20.6
- REB
- 11.4
- AST
- 3.0
- STL
- 0.7
- BLK
- 2.3
- TS%
- 54.8
- MIN
- 37.3
- GP
- 251
Totals
Career regular season
- PTS
- 26,496
- REB
- 15,091
- AST
- 4,225
- STL
- 1,025
- BLK
- 3,020
- TO
- 3,381
- FGM
- 10,285
- 3PTM
- 30
Per 36 min
Career regular season
- PTS
- 20.1
- REB
- 11.4
- AST
- 3.2
- STL
- 0.7
- BLK
- 2.3
- TS%
- 55.1
- MIN
- 34
- GP
- 1,392
Per 36 minutes: each per-game figure scaled by 36 ÷ minutes played. Derived here, and shooting percentages are left untouched because they do not scale.
Fantasy
Career regular season
- GP
- 1,392
- ESPN
- 57,149.0
- YAHOO
- 59,696.7
- ESPN/G
- 41.1
- YAHOO/G
- 42.9
Fantasy points in ESPN’s and Yahoo’s default points leagues, worked out here from the season totals.
Ranked among NBA players with 20+ games that season; only the top 50 are shown. How each stat qualifies: glossary.
Bio
- Age
- 50 yearsApr 25, 1976
- Height
- 6' 11"
- Debut
- 1997
- Birthplace
- St. Croix, Virgin Islands
- Draft
- 1997Rd 1, Pk 1
- College
- Wake Forest
- MVP
- 2x
- Finals MVP
- 3x
- All-Star MVP
- 1999-00
All awards (10)
- 2x MVP
- 3x Finals MVP
- 1x All-Star MVP
- 1x Rookie of the Year
- 10x All-NBA First Team
- 8x All-Defensive First Team
- 7x All-Defensive Second Team
- 3x All-NBA Second Team
- 2x All-NBA Third Team
- 1x All-Rookie First Team
Latest performance
Tim Duncan
May 12 · @ OKC · L 113-99
- MIN
- 34
- PTS
- 19
- REB
- 5
- AST
- 0
- STL
- 0
- BLK
- 1
- FG%
- 50.0
- 3PTM
- 0
Games
All gamesWhat were Tim Duncan's career stats?
Tim Duncan played 19 seasons for the Spurs. He scored 26,496 points with 15,091 rebounds and 4,225 assists in 1,392 games — 19.0 points, 10.8 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game. His best season was 2001-02: 2,089 points, 1,042 rebounds and 307 assists.
League leaderboards and awards
19 seasons, 18 postseasons, 1997-98 to 2015-16
Tim Duncan finished top 10 in a stat 38 times; sits top 10 all time in rebounds and blocks.
Championships ×5
- 1998-99 NBA Finals with the San Antonio Spurs
- 2002-03 NBA Finals with the San Antonio Spurs
- 2004-05 NBA Finals with the San Antonio Spurs
- 2006-07 NBA Finals with the San Antonio Spurs
- 2013-14 NBA Finals with the San Antonio Spurs
Awards
- NBA All-Defensive Second Team ×7: 1997-98, 2003-04, 2005-06, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2012-13, 2014-15
- NBA Rookie of the Year: 1997-98
- NBA All-Rookie First Team: 1997-98
- All-NBA First Team ×10: 1997-98, 1998-99, 1999-00, 2000-01, 2001-02, 2002-03, 2003-04, 2004-05, 2006-07, 2012-13
- NBA All-Defensive First Team ×8: 1998-99, 1999-00, 2000-01, 2001-02, 2002-03, 2004-05, 2006-07, 2007-08
- Finals MVP ×3: 1998-99, 2002-03, 2004-05
- NBA All-Star MVP: 1999-00
- NBA MVP ×2: 2001-02, 2002-03
- All-NBA Second Team ×3: 2005-06, 2007-08, 2008-09
- All-NBA Third Team ×2: 2009-10, 2014-15
All-time career rank
- 20th in points (26,496)
- 6th in rebounds (15,091)
- 107th in assists (4,225)
- 157th in steals (1,025)
- 5th in blocks (3,020)
Among the 2,819 NBA players with a career line on file, regular season. A place deeper than 300th is not listed.
Season top 10 finishes
- Points per game: 1998-99 (6th), 1999-00 (9th), 2001-02 (5th), 2002-03 (7th), 2003-04 (10th)
- Rebounds per game: 1997-98 (3rd), 1998-99 (6th), 1999-00 (3rd), 2000-01 (4th), 2001-02 (2nd), 2002-03 (3rd), 2003-04 (2nd), 2004-05 (4th), 2005-06 (6th), 2006-07 (10th), 2007-08 (5th), 2008-09 (7th)
- Blocks per game: 1997-98 (6th), 1998-99 (7th), 1999-00 (7th), 2000-01 (9th), 2001-02 (3rd), 2002-03 (3rd), 2003-04 (4th), 2004-05 (3rd), 2006-07 (5th), 2007-08 (10th), 2010-11 (7th), 2012-13 (3rd), 2013-14 (5th), 2014-15 (6th)
- Field Goal %: 1997-98 (3rd), 1998-99 (8th), 2000-01 (10th), 2001-02 (10th), 2002-03 (3rd), 2003-04 (8th), 2006-07 (9th)
Among qualified NBA players each season, as the glossary defines each stat. All-time places are among players on file.
More on Tim Duncan
Playoff series
Tim Duncan played 250 games across 18 NBA postseasons in 48 series — 35 won, 13 lost.
Tim Duncan’s playoff series, round by round
Per game, from NBA game logs since the 1946-47 postseason — earlier series are not counted.
Tim Duncan against each club
- vs Dallas Mavericks (100)
- vs Phoenix Suns (97)
- vs Los Angeles Lakers (95)
- vs Oklahoma City Thunder (94)
- vs Memphis Grizzlies (86)
- vs Utah Jazz (81)
- vs LA Clippers (77)
- vs Denver Nuggets (75)
- vs Houston Rockets (74)
- vs Minnesota Timberwolves (71)
- vs Portland Trail Blazers (71)
- vs Sacramento Kings (71)
- vs Golden State Warriors (66)
- vs New Orleans Pelicans (65)
- vs Miami Heat (47)
- vs Detroit Pistons (43)
- vs Brooklyn Nets (39)
- vs Cleveland Cavaliers (38)
- vs New York Knicks (38)
- vs Orlando Magic (38)
- vs Atlanta Hawks (35)
- vs Boston Celtics (35)
- vs Milwaukee Bucks (35)
- vs Chicago Bulls (34)
- vs Indiana Pacers (34)
- vs Toronto Raptors (34)
- vs Washington Wizards (34)
- vs Philadelphia 76ers (33)
- vs Charlotte Hornets (20)
Similar players
Closest career per-game profiles to Tim Duncan among NBA players at the same position.
- Shaquille O'NealAlike in Rebounds, Blocks, Steals51out of 100 on profile similarity
- Patrick EwingAlike in Rebounds, Points, Blocks48out of 100 on profile similarity
- Yao MingAlike in Points, Blocks40out of 100 on profile similarity
- LaMarcus AldridgeAlike in Points, Steals37out of 100 on profile similarity
- David RobinsonAlike in Rebounds, Points35out of 100 on profile similarity
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