Luke Kornet explained the Tim Duncan reason to why he chose No. 7 as his jersey number after signing with the Spurs this ...

Former Celtics big man Luke Kornet was introduced by the San Antonio Spurs on Monday, and brought all the quirky Luke Kornet ...

Journeyman center Luke Kornet departed from the Boston Celtics in free agency and signed with the San Antonio Spurs on a four ...

But, Duncan didn't wear No. 7—he famously sported No. 21, which has been retired by the Spurs franchise. Kornet explained the ...

As Luke Kornet gets ready to don the San Antonio Spurs' black and silver in jersey No. 7, he couldn’t resist cracking a joke ...

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Luke Kornet has been known to have a sense of humor. And that carried over from Boston to San Antonio. Kornet was asked why ...

According to what Kornet recently said—reported by Nate Ryan—he decided to wear Duncan’s number with the Spurs in hopes of one day becoming the kind of player Duncan was at the center position, one of ...

Why is he No. 7 for the Spurs? He "hoped to be a third of the player Tim Duncan was," Kornet told reporters. Duncan wore No. 21 in his Hall of Fame career.

Luke Kornet was one of San Antonio's top free agent additions this offseason, and he's already saying all the right things for the fan base.

In 2014, the Spurs toppled LeBron James and the Miami Heat in one of the most lopsided NBA Finals ever, getting revenge for ...