Top 3 spurs playmaker..

Manu
Boris
Kawhi

or

Manu
Boris
Patty

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Timmy tbh

Manu
Boris
Kawhi

Patty is a scoring spark plug. Creating plays for others isn't Timmy's forte tbh.

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Originally Posted by Nathan89

Timmy tbh

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mainstream big 3 fan..

SMDH.

did you every notice spurs won a motion o most of the time

patty is not a playmaker he shots threes

Patty is a playmaker in a sense that he creates shots for his teamates through ball movement.

It doesn't always have to be the last pass.

Well, one way to decide who are the "top 3 playmakers" on the team would be to look at the number of assists each player per game. Maybe I am being old fashioned, but I think assists do speak to "play making."


Those would be, in order of assists per game:

Manu 4.8
Tony 4.7
Boris and Tim: 3.2
Cojo: 3
Leonard 2.4
Patty 1.6

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Originally Posted by spursfaninla

Well, one way to decide who are the "top 3 playmakers" on the team would be to look at the number of assists each player per game. Maybe I am being old fashioned, but I think assists do speak to "play making."


Those would be, in order of assists per game:

Manu 4.8
Tony 4.7
Boris and Tim: 3.2
Cojo: 3
Leonard 2.4
Patty 1.6

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RAW Assist is an antiqued way of evaluating playmaking. You have to consider player usage and overall touches in general, and how they get their assist.

Both Manu and Boris play significantly less minutes than Parker and Leonard and considering the amount of touches they get...3.2 and 4.8 should be significantly better than a player who handles the ball majority of the time like Tony.

Leonard is an SF who hardly plays the PnR. 90% of his assist are from the Low post which suggest he is a great playmaker in the post...

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Originally Posted by spursfaninla

Well, one way to decide who are the "top 3 playmakers" on the team would be to look at the number of assists each player per game. Maybe I am being old fashioned, but I think assists do speak to "play making."


Those would be, in order of assists per game:

Manu 4.8
Tony 4.7
Boris and Tim: 3.2
Cojo: 3
Leonard 2.4
Patty 1.6

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Damn, Kawhi really is a ball stopper.

Kawhi is not a good passer...One of the few flaws in his game tbh.

So Manu/Diaw/Duncan

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Originally Posted by apalisoc_9

RAW Assist is an antiqued way of evaluating playmaking. You have to consider player usage and overall touches in general, and how they get their assist.

Both Manu and Boris play significantly less minutes than Parker and Leonard and considering the amount of touches they get...3.2 and 4.8 should be significantly better than a player who handles the ball majority of the time like Tony.

Leonard is an SF who hardly plays the PnR. 90% of his assist are from the Low post which suggest he is a great playmaker in the post...

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This doesn't make any sense and I've been coaching basketball for 20 years. Playmakers have the ability to put the ball on the floor and get to the rim and/or score or make a pass to another player for scoring opportunity, they also have the ability to create their own shots or make a pass to another player for a better shot. Opposing teams tend to create defensive schemes to slow them down as they create mismatch opportunities. The three players on the Spurs team that can do this with ease are Parker, Manu and Diaw. There is fourth Spurs player even closes to doing this for Spurs except for a younger Timmy.

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Originally Posted by LongtimeSpursFan

This doesn't make any sense and I've been coaching basketball for 20 years. Playmakers have the ability to put the ball on the floor and get to the rim and/or score or make a pass to another player for scoring opportunity, they also have the ability to create their own shots or make a pass to another player for a better shot. Opposing teams tend to create defensive schemes to slow them down as they create mismatch opportunities. The three players on the Spurs team that can do this with ease are Parker, Manu and Diaw. There is fourth Spurs player even closes to doing this for Spurs except for a younger Timmy.

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Leonard doesn't create mismatch opportunities?..

Last I seen POP has been using it religiously to create offense..

Maybe you see things differently from POP.

Heck coaches in the league have absolutely abandoned placing an a good SF defender on Parker now and instead have those players stick with Leonard...

Last I checked kawhi is the number 1 transition option..Got make plays for the team said pop.

Leonard is the Spurs best d player but not o they have called his number more this year then all combined but he is a work in progress just like tp in year 3

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Originally Posted by apalisoc_9

mainstream big 3 fan..

SMDH.

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You are an idiot.

just had to make a counter punch thread to the "Leonard is a ball stopper" thread. Sensitive fan defending the honor of his favorite player.:lol

Hipster applesauce thread.

Depends on what you consider a playmaker. If we're talking strictly halfcourt sets/ball handling/passing etc. then Kawhi probably isn't, but if you include turnovers, rebounding, fastbreaks then he certainly is. No one can deny Kawhi has a big impact in those 3 categories.

Baynes Ayres and Leonard because I am definitely not a mainstream big three fan

If we are being honest:

- Healthy Tony / Manu
- Boris / Timmy / CJ
- Kawhi / Splitter / Mills
- the rest

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Originally Posted by ducks

patty is not a playmaker he shots threes

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this

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Originally Posted by Brunodf

Kawhi is not a good passer...One of the few flaws in his game tbh.

So Manu/Diaw/Duncan

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not Kawhi

This season

Manu/Diaw/Kawhi

Past seasons

Manu/Tony/Diaw

All OP tries to do is land a subtle jab against Tony. It's as obvious as it is boring.

Our Center averages more assists than Matrix? Damn :lol

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Originally Posted by TheGreatYacht

Our Center averages more assists than Matrix? Damn :lol

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Our backup SG averages more assists than our starter PG? damn :lol

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Originally Posted by Diego20

Our backup SG averages more assists than our injured PG?

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Yup, he's a playmaker though...

I'm talking about a CENTER passing more than our "best player" :lol

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Originally Posted by TheGreatYacht

Yup, Manu is the best all time Spurs playmaker

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Agree 100%

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