A 26 year old being treated like a 41 year old tim duncan

No more LeBron comparisons for Kawhi

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Originally Posted by nyspurguy

No more LeBron comparisons for Kawhi

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There was never anything to compare. LeBron was always better and always will be

Damn cant believe my prediction was right from the start. We aint gonna see Kawhi play for real till 2018

Poor bastard cant even wile his ass yet

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Originally Posted by hater

Damn cant believe my prediction was right from the start. We aint gonna see Kawhi play for real till 2018

Poor bastard cant even wile his ass yet

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Wile?

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Originally Posted by benefactor

There was never anything to compare. LeBron was always better and always will be

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I believed Kawhi was the best player in the world up to the point where he got injured in game 1 against the Warriors. He was playing that good. I wonder if we'll ever see that level on play from him again.

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Originally Posted by Ice009

I believed Kawhi was the best player in the world up to the point where he got injured in game 1 against the Warriors. He was playing that good. I wonder if we'll ever see that level on play from him again.

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Guess What..as good as Kawhi was playing last season, LeBron does that for about 75+ games a season and 4 rounds of playoffs.

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Originally Posted by Ice009

I believed Kawhi was the best player in the world up to the point where he got injured in game 1 against the Warriors. He was playing that good. I wonder if we'll ever see that level on play from him again.

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I think so, it's just going to take a month or two. Believe in The Klaw!

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Injury management decisions:
Popovich said the fact that Thursday night’s game at Utah is being televised nationally by TNT wasn’t a factor in the decision to rest Leonard and Tony Parker against the Trail Blazers rather than the Jazz.
NBA commissioner Adam Silver has made it clear he plans to pursue fines for teams that rest players in nationally televised games.
“TV has nothing to do with what we do,” Popovich said.
Popovich said he decided not to play Leonard and Parker against Portland because the team’s medical staff wanted them to have two days of rest after they played in Monday night’s game against the Los Angeles Clippers.
“They played Monday night, so if they sit Tuesday and Wednesday, they get two days rest before the next game,” Popovich said. “We will see how they feel (after) Utah. Maybe it means limited minutes in Sacramento on Saturday.
“But this was about giving them two days’ rest. It’s just the way it fell.

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http://www.expressnews.com/sports/sp...y-12446163.php

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Originally Posted by Dex

This thread is dumb. This whole year hinges on a healthy Kawhi Leonard.

If the coaching staff feels like they need to take their time with it, then so be it. Better than putting him right back in for 30+ mpg and having him aggravate or re-injure his quad.

The Spurs have been doing fine without Kawhi, and that should continue until he is up to his old par. I'd rather Kawhi lose minutes and miss games in December than I would in May.

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Thank you.

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Originally Posted by hater

:lmao what a sad pathetic bunch of shit

Stephen Kawhawkins can barely wipe his ass out there

Fucking pathetic

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