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04-12-2015, 01:36 PM
From fingertip to palm and pinky to thumb, Kawhi Leonard’s hands measure an astounding 9.8 x 11.3 inches; large enough to engulf a basketball plucked mid-bounce from the steadiest handles in the NBA. At 23 years old, approaching the playoffs as the reigning Finals MVP, the San Antonio Spurs forward figuratively has the league in the palm of his hand.
Frighteningly for the rest of the NBA, he’s just now learning to make a fist.
“You get to a point where your mind and body and everything kind of melds together and the game actually becomes pretty easy,” Houston Rockets head coach Kevin McHale told reporters prior to his team’s 98-110 loss to the Spurs. “You just feel that you know what guys are going to do. You’ve played them a lot of times. You make them take shots you want them to take. You take away stuff you want them to take away. You dictate to them when they have the ball. Normally, guys are dictating to you.”
Continue reading: http://bballbreakdown.com/2015/04/11/with-kawhi-leonard-the-spurs-are-in-the-surest-possible-hands/
Frighteningly for the rest of the NBA, he’s just now learning to make a fist.
“You get to a point where your mind and body and everything kind of melds together and the game actually becomes pretty easy,” Houston Rockets head coach Kevin McHale told reporters prior to his team’s 98-110 loss to the Spurs. “You just feel that you know what guys are going to do. You’ve played them a lot of times. You make them take shots you want them to take. You take away stuff you want them to take away. You dictate to them when they have the ball. Normally, guys are dictating to you.”
Continue reading: http://bballbreakdown.com/2015/04/11/with-kawhi-leonard-the-spurs-are-in-the-surest-possible-hands/