Although He’s Retired, Tim Duncan Is Still the Last Person to Leave Spurs’ Practice
Former San Antonio Spurs superstar Tim Duncan can’t seem to get away from the court. Duncan retired back in July but was spotted a few days after training camp coaching up the younger guys at the Spurs’ practice facility. Well, the 19-year vet was recently back again, but this time he was taking shots of his own.
The last person to leave the Spurs practice floor: Tim Duncan, same as the last 20 years pic.twitter.com/aPGkSSeAOP
— Jeff McDonald (@JMcDonald_SAEN) November 8, 2016
Excuse the bad camera work, but here’s Tim Duncan taking some free throws. pic.twitter.com/qF1bbLKP4Z
— Michael C. Wright (@mikecwright) November 7, 2016
Tim Duncan is in the house today. pic.twitter.com/RdYZ7RFcYz
— Michael C. Wright (@mikecwright) November 7, 2016
Duncan is clearly not ready to give up basketball. He could be doing anything he wants in his free time, but he decided to honor a 20-year Spurs tradition by being the last one on the court. Maybe he will come back from retirement to help his old team out. The Spurs are off to a 5-2 start, but they are 28th in the league in field goals made less than 10 feet from the basket.
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Although He’s Retired, Tim Duncan Is Still the Last Person to Leave Spurs’ Practice
Former San Antonio Spurs superstar Tim Duncan can’t seem to get away from the court. Duncan retired back in July but was spotted a few days after training camp coaching up the younger guys at the Spurs’ practice facility. Well, the 19-year vet was recently back again, but this time he was taking shots of his own.
The last person to leave the Spurs practice floor: Tim Duncan, same as the last 20 years pic.twitter.com/aPGkSSeAOP
— Jeff McDonald (@JMcDonald_SAEN) November 8, 2016
Excuse the bad camera work, but here’s Tim Duncan taking some free throws. pic.twitter.com/qF1bbLKP4Z
— Michael C. Wright (@mikecwright) November 7, 2016
Tim Duncan is in the house today. pic.twitter.com/RdYZ7RFcYz
— Michael C. Wright (@mikecwright) November 7, 2016
Duncan is clearly not ready to give up basketball. He could be doing anything he wants in his free time, but he decided to honor a 20-year Spurs tradition by being the last one on the court. Maybe he will come back from retirement to help his old team out. The Spurs are off to a 5-2 start, but they are 28th in the league in field goals made less than 10 feet from the basket.