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And Spurs would trade Kawhi for next year's lottery pick in a heart beat. Spurs can create another dynasty with a young dominant big man. his injury are much worst than Isaiah Thomas.
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Originally posted by RomanReigns View Post
This isn't the LEastern conference dude, 9-5 is NOT good, the Spurs won 61 games last year as the 2nd seed
That is a .600 winning %, putting them on pace to win 51-47 games this year.
51 wins may get you 2nd seed out LEast, but in the West it gets you 5th-7th seed.
UTA won 51 games last year and was the 5th seed, OKC 47 as the 6th.
SA's winning % without Leonard is down by -14pts, previously .744%
Offensively they rank 17th this year, 6th last year.
Defensively 2nd last year, 5th this year.
The Spurs are on pace to win 10-14 games less than last year, that's even worse than OKC losing Durant and losing just 8 games less than last year. Meaning Leonard's impact is FAR greater than Durant's.
The funny thing is the Spurs had a worse roster last year, the entire starting lineup this year came in shape this year after trade/contract talks and they didn't have Rudy Gay. Leonard could've came close to 70 wins with this roster last year.
Lebron needed Irving more than vice versa. Winning 2 games without Irving isn't impressive, especially out Least.
Lowry got outplayed by our rookie Murray, held to 3-11. I'm telling you the LEast is hot garbage.
BTW, the Cavs actually have the easiest record in the NBA this year.
There is a much bigger gap between Leonard and Lebron than you think. The difference is Leonard gets no love from the media, it's the same shyt with how they treated Duncan and guys like KG were getting all the hype.
Lonzo Ball has gotten more media attention in his 15 game career than Leonard has in his entire career.Last edited by Cutthroat; 11-16-2017, 05:25 PM.Comment
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