Tim Duncan was the model of consistency for the Spurs during his 19 years wearing the Silver and Black, but when he retired last year, he passed the torch to Kawhi Leonard, who is already surpassing him in the record books with his superlative play. In 2005, Duncan set the record for the Spurs for consecutive games scoring ten points or more at 75. It’s actually bit of a surprise that the number is that low. But on the streak-breaker game on March 20, 2005, Tim only played two minutes, leaving early with an ankle injury.
Kawhi Leonard sets another Spurs record
