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    I haven't seen much Leonard at the 4 this season. So will Pop still use a small ball lineup in the playoffs?

    Is there a chance to see a Diaw/Leonard/Ginobili/Green/Mills (small /quick) lineup ? Will we see a secret weapon of Bonner/Baynes/Ayres/Daye/Cojo (big/powerful) lineup? Or will Pop play what worked in the Reg Season?

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    Will we see a secret weapon of Bonner/Baynes/Ayres/Daye/Cojo (big/powerful) lineup?
    Secret weapon? That sounds like a horrible idea


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    Parker/Green/Ginobili/Leonard/Duncan is about as good as it gets. Unless the opponent is going small as well with a mid-range shooter like Bosh or Ibaka as the only big. Then Splitter is probably the better choice due to his superior PnR defense. Diaw would be alright there too; he seems to thrive guarding perimeter-oriented big men.

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    According to Basketballreference, Leonard had played 13% of his minutes at the 4 through 62 games. Their play-by-play data doesn't update after every game though.

    As for our best small-ball lineup: Parker/Ginobili/Green/Leonard/Duncan probably. Diaw is a great small-ball big but it's usually nice to have Timmy's rim protection on the court.

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    Secret weapon? That sounds like a horrible idea

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    Parker/Green/Ginobili/Leonard/Duncan, tbh.

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    Secret weapon? That sounds like a horrible idea

    would have bee funnier if he smack the guy the back as well..

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    Mills, Manu, Beli, Boris, Green/Leonard

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    Patty, Beli, Boris, Manu, Manu

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    Leonard can easily post 10-13 rebounds at the 4.

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    Patty, Beli, Boris, Manu, Manu
    2005 Manu, 2003 Duncan, 2013 Tony, Kawhi, Green

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    2005 Manu, 2003 Duncan, 2013 Tony, Kawhi, Green
    IMO, give me Bowen for Danny and we've a deal...

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    IMO, give me Bowen for Danny and we've a deal...

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    Manu-Manu-Manu-Manu-Manu

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    Patty, Beli, Boris, Manu, Manu
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    I think our best small ball lineup is the Parker-Manu-Leonard-Diaw-Duncan lineup. Its so versatile. Diaw and Leonard can switch occasionally between defensive assignments. Gives us 4 great passers 3 post up threats (if the Spurs have a mismatch on Leonard) Parker and Ginobili are our best offensive weapons. Diaw can space the floor giving four 3 pt shooters.

    Against Dallas' Calderon-Ellis-Marion-Dirk-Dalembert, Diaw can cover Dirk as well very well while Leonard guards Marion. Leonard can move on to Dirk and Diaw on to Marion.

    Against Miami's Wade-Allen-Battier-James-Bosh lineup (Their most common lineup this season), Diaw can easily cover Battier while Leonard checks Lebron. Diaw can switch onto Lebron while Leonard guards Wade and Ginobili defends Battier.

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