16.5 PPG
6 RPG
1.8 SPG
0.8 BPG
3 APG
55% FGP
32 MPG
Makes all star team, defensive first team and wins FMVP again.
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16.5 PPG
6 RPG
1.8 SPG
0.8 BPG
3 APG
55% FGP
32 MPG
Makes all star team, defensive first team and wins FMVP again.
13.2 PPG
6 RPG
1.4 SPG
0.6 BPG
1.8 APG
48% FGP
34 MPG
Misses all star team, all defense second team, does not get FMVP since Spurs don't make it to the finals let alone win the finals.
I'm predicting that FMVP this year made him complacent and he'll be in for a rude awakening when defenders actually start paying more attention to him on offense, but hopefully that'll make him better for '15-'16.
Regular season:
14 PPG
8 RPG
2 SPG
1 BPG
2 APG
54% FGP
29 MPG
Pop will rest him.
15.0 PPG
7.5 RPG
2.0 SPG
1.0 BPG
51% FG
33 MPG
Leonard was defended by Iguodala and Buttler in regular season games without Tim/Tony/Manu, by Lebron in the Finals, and he did a great job creating scoring opportunities for himself and his teammates.Quote:
Originally Posted by jARS mEsH sEt
Anyway, I'd love to see him play at high level but without having plays called for him, a healthy Tony as the primary offensive option and the offense structured around him... that seems unlikely to happen.
Probably worse than Tony Parker's.
Will have better stat and PER/Efficiency than Timmy and Manu.
14 PPG
6 RPG
49% FG
3 APG
32 MPG
15.5 PPG
7 RPG
2 SPG
1.3 BPG
2 APG
53% FGP
34 MPG
32.5 PPG
12 RPG
3.1 SPG
1.4 BPG
8 APG
75% FGP
40 MPG
Just kidding... I tink he will have slight better numbers than the last season due to the confidence boost and the fmvp status, wich can bring some respect from the refs. Nothing spetacular.
17 PPG
7 RPG
2.5 SPG
1 BPG
1.8 APG
50% FGP
37 MPG
18 points
8 rebounds
2 steals
2 assist
50% fg
40% 3fg
29.9 minutes (no one plays over 30 minutes)
Next year will be a precursor to +20pt Kawhi.
Regular season:
14.7 PPG
7.4 RPG
2.8 APG
1.9 SPG
48% FG
39% 3PFG
31 MPG
Hey don't get me wrong I'm rooting for Leonard. I just think his dribble penetration is the biggest weakness in his game right now. He has excellent post scoring abilities on comparably sized or smaller players. His ability to run a fast break is a little shaky (think back to all those times he barreled into a defender and got called for a charge) but he's competent and he's gotten better over the years.Quote:
Originally Posted by wildchild
Leonard doesn't have the kind of shooting ability required to survive as a volume jump shooter and that's how a lot of his points came during games 3-5 of the Finals. He'd stop at the 3 point line on a fast break and pop a 3. He'd dribble behind a screen man and pop a contested 2 in Lebron's face. That's great, but it's unsustainable offense. Bread and butter offense should come nearer the basket for people who aren't elite shooters.
He had a great dribble penetration/spin move on Durant/Ibaka in the Spurs/OKC series, but it's rare for him to make that kind of move. I'd like to see him do more of that. I'd be a lot more confident in his scoring abilities then.
13.5 PPG
5.7 RPG
1.1 SPG
0.9 BPG
42% FG
38% 3PT
20 ppg
9 rpg
30 min pg
MVP
Durant 2nd
Lebron 3rd
13 ppg
10 rpg
34 min pg
Pop does not call plays for him. And why would he change that now? When TD and Manu are gone that will change, but it won't change this upcoming season.
Since Pop is still the coach..
12ppg
6rpg
2apg
0 plays per game
28 PPG
10 RPG
7 APG
56% FG
0.0 PPGQuote:
Originally Posted by apalisoc_9
0.0 RPG
0.0 SPG
0.0 BPG
0.0 APG
0.0% FGP
0.00 MPG
What I am saying, that is Paul George stats for next year, the guy we traded away for Kawhi and didn't get any slack by continuing with the US basketball this summer.
We traded George Hill. smhQuote:
Originally Posted by Cowboys_Wear_Spurs
http://www.nba.com/2011/news/06/23/p...purs-trade.ap/
Kid, please don't try and jump on running jokes around here.Quote:
Originally Posted by keepinitwill
The Paul George Hill 'joke' was never even amusing.
I'd be satisfied if he could average 15 ppg, 7 rpg, 2 apg, and 2 spg on similar efficiency to what he had last year. I think he could easily do that if he gets the minutes...question will be whether he plays more minutes or not. If he's playing similar minutes to what he played last year, 15/7/2/2 might be a bit of a reach.
And I think there should be a moratorium on it until he hits the practice floor again. Bad karma.Quote:
Originally Posted by vander
2 bitches, 3 ho's and 4 words per game.
easier to predict your next thread
"Will Kawhi make the All-Star team this year?"Quote:
Originally Posted by ducks
Spurs will have the best record in the NBA again and Kawhi will be an MVP candidate. Pops gonna ride Kawhi early in the season and actually call sets for him. Expecting 30 minutes a game and much more respect from the refs.
20ppg
9rpg
2.7spg
1.8bpg
2.7 steal? Wow.Quote:
Originally Posted by in my eyes 911
13.7 ppg, 7.1 rpg, 2.3 apg, 0.8 bpg, 2.0 spg, 50 FG%, 37 3PT%, 32.5 mpg.
:lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Cowboys_Wear_Spurs
16 ppg
7 rpg
1.5 spg
1.7 bpg
3 apg
52% fg
40% from the arch
30.5mpg
Finishes 2nd in scoring behind Parker
depends on how often Tony/Manu pass him the ball. With enough touches, he could get close to 20 ppg
18.0 PPG
10.1 RPG
2.3 SPG
1.0 BPG
51% FG
35 MPG
:rollin:lolQuote:
Originally Posted by keepinitwill
2nd Championship, 2nd Finals MVP. Only numbers for him to give a damn about.
17.2 PPG
8.4 RPG
3.1 AST
2.1 SPG
1.8 BPG
52% FG
31 MPG
All Star Team, Defensive First team, All NBA 2nd Team, FMVP, 2nd Championship :hat
14-15 pts.
7 rbs.
3 asts.
2 stls.
0.6 blks.
51% FG
36% 3-pt
About 30 min/game
Nothing spectacular. He's not going to suddenly be an MVP candidate, or even start the All-Star game. People are expecting too much from him. I do think he'll be more aggressive offensively though.