Tim Duncan was quiet in the Spurs' 103-85 win over the Grizzlies on Sunday, scoring six points with 10 boards, four assists and two blocks in 27 minutes.

His defense was the story and he was putting a lot of energy into successfully defending Zach Randolph. It's going to be tough sledding for Duncan on offense with Memphis ranking first in the NBA in field goal percentage allowed in the paint. Obviously, if the Spurs are going to shoot 14-of-29 from downtown against an outstanding D like Memphis', it really isn't going to matter how Duncan performs on offense. The Spurs will host Game 2 on Tuesday.

Tim Duncan scored a team-high 19 points with six boards, two assists and three blocks to close out the Warriors in Game 6's 94-82 win on Thursday.

All five Spurs starters were in double figures, but defense was the story for the Spurs. They held the Warriors to just 38.8 percent shooting, including 4-of-16 from downtown. Duncan didn't play too much down the stretch tonight, but Gregg Popovich said after the game that it was his decision to keep TD on the bench. Duncan will be ready to go for Sunday and he'll have his hands full against the formidable Memphis big men.

Tim Duncan bounced back from a bout with the flu and had 23 points, nine rebounds and a block as the Spurs fell to the Warriors in San Antonio 100-91 in Wednesday's Game 2 loss.

The series is tied at 1-1 and now heads back to Golden State's home turf for what should be a wild affair on Friday night. Tony Parker had 20 points, six boards, three assists and two steals on 7-of-17 shooting, Manu Ginobili added 12 points, three boards, four assists and two steals, and Kawhi Leonard finished with 11 points, 12 boards, two assists, a steal and two blocks. Danny Green also played well, especially down the stretch, finishing with 10 points, six rebounds, a steal, a block and two 3-pointers in the loss.