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Tim Duncan is indian teen sex videoone of the greatest power forwards in NBA history. But his baby is the real all-star.

The basketball legend was watching his old team, the San Antonio Spurs, take on the Minnesota Timberwolves on Wednesday night when the cameras caught this adorable scene.

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Whaaaaaaat. That's the cutest thing I've ever seen. Let's zoom and enhance.

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Tim is sitting with his longtime girlfriend Vanessa Macias, the Spurs' VP of basketball operations Monty Williams, and Duncan's daughter Quill, who was born in March.

Not only does Quill have an excellent taste in shirt sleeves, she's also destined to become a sci-fi fan. Duncan named her after "Guardians of the Galaxy" character Peter Quill.

Via Giphy

The WNBA should sign her right now. And maybe she can score a Marvel sponsorship, too. Lucky kid.

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