My top 5 NBA small forwards

[$tate of Mind]

Leonard is definitely top 5. Only nerds and people who have limited knowledge of basketball, look at stats as the sole determining factor of judging players.

Anybody who knows anything about basketball knows that there are things players do that don't show up on a stat sheet.

Not only does Leonard have the best defense at the forward position (well if you count Tony Allen, KL is at worst 2nd best) he is so efficient at what he does, doesn't turn the ball over and doesn't make a lot of mental mistakes.

Also, like I said earlier, he sacrifices a lot of his game to play within the spurs system. Winning is more important that individual accolades as guys like Leonard and Parker could easily put up over 25ppg if they go the great light these other players got.

He's only going to get better. He's already proven he can handle playing on the biggest stage. As good as Harden is, look how bad Harden looked in the finals.

[Carpe Diem]

1. LeRoid
2. Durant
3. Melo
4. George
5. Leonard

[$tate of Mind]

1. LeRoid
2. Durant
3. Melo
4. George
5. Leonard

Were you surprised that LeBron left Miami?

[Sugar Adam Ali]

LeRoid.... Lmao, never heard that one before

[$tate of Mind]

LeRoid.... Lmao, never heard that one before

He's a little bitter. He went from LeGod to LeRoid

[Carpe Diem]

Were you surprised that LeBron left Miami?

Yes, I was surprised and very disappointed. He gave my city four great years and I'll always be grateful for all the great memories, but he knew Wade and Bosh couldn't be relied upon anymore and the rest of the team were inept on both ends of the court. Oh well, now other NBA fans won't have to hate the Heat 24/7 as much as they did in the last four years. The Heat are going to be irrelevant for a few years, but Riley will make something happen before he retires.

[F l i c k e r]

Yes, I was surprised and very disappointed. He gave my city four great years and I'll always be grateful for all the great memories, but he knew Wade and Bosh couldn't be relied upon anymore and the rest of the team were inept on both ends of the court. Oh well, now other NBA fans won't have to hate the Heat 24/7 as much as they did in the last four years. The Heat are going to be irrelevant for a few years, but Riley will make something happen before he retires.

Try decades.

No one is gonna be lured by the allure of playing with Bosh and Wade. Except maybe Melo...... Or nah.

[Sugar Adam Ali]

Try decades.

No one is gonna be lured by the allure of playing with Bosh and Wade. Except maybe Melo...... Or nah.

Don't doubt Riley..

He has built up the heat multiple times- Alonzo n hardaway, Eddie jones and Brian grant, wade and shaq, and then the big 3, and he has also done it with the Knicks...

Riley has stood the test of time, he may not build a dynasty again, but the heat are in good hands with him..

[4Corners]

Wow, you think Parsons is better than Paul George? I like Parsons but George is a much more complete player.

That was no order....my bad

[Carpe Diem]

Try decades.

No one is gonna be lured by the allure of playing with Bosh and Wade. Except maybe Melo...... Or nah.

Riley has a strong proven record of getting star level players. Say what you want about Heat fanbase being the worst in the NBA, but the Heat are a first-class organization and Riley is still one of the best GM's in the league. I don't think he'll hit another home run in 2016 and land Durant, but you can bet your ass that he will find a way to sign another star player next to Bosh because Wade will no longer be reliable as a primary/secondary options by then.

The only way that i can see the Heat struggling to sign any star players in the future is if Riley were to retire. Riley is a bit too strict and controlling though. That might play a factor against some star FA's in the foreseeable future.