Who were the members of the Twin Towers duo for the San Antonio Spurs?
The Twin Towers consisted of Tim Duncan and David Robinson. Both players were selected as number one picks by the San Antonio Spurs but entered the league at different times.
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The Twin Towers consisted of Tim Duncan and David Robinson. Both players were selected as number one picks by the San Antonio Spurs but entered the league at different times.
The San Antonio Spurs formed the Twin Towers during the 1996, 97 season after finishing with a 20, 62 record. They paired the 7'1" Robinson and the 6'11" Duncan to transform the franchise into a playoff contender immediately.
Tim Duncan and David Robinson won one NBA championship together in the 1998, 99 season. The Spurs defeated the New York Knicks 78, 77 to claim their first title while Duncan earned Finals MVP honors.
The San Antonio Spurs won the 1998, 99 NBA Finals against the New York Knicks with a score of 78, 77. Latrell Sprewell attempted a last-second shot in Game Five that was double-teamed by both Robinson and Duncan before the final buzzer.
David Robinson retired at the end of the 2002, 03 season after winning his second ring with the team. He had previously played four seasons of college basketball at Navy before entering the league in 1987.