In RS, manu had 293 assists, 26 led to a FG for Kawhi i.e 0.09. By comparaison Parker gave .14 of his assists to Kawhi. For the record tim got 46 of manu's assists, 0.16 during RS, both tim and Kawhi played roughly same amount of minutes with Manu.
in POs manu gave 8 of his 95 assists to Kawhi... 0,08 less than rs while parker increased his contribution to Kawhi at .20. Even more interesting, tim got 32 of manu's assist, .33 which is higher than Parker to Duncan in POs that was .25 iirc.
but I guess Parker does not like Kawhi and don't give him the ball cauz you know he did not do the hand signwhile Manu loves him... He did the sign
I see what you did there
Though the Parker bashers will point to the fact that Kawhi and Tony played 1,364 regular season minutes together while Kawhi and Manu played 644 minutes together. Parker and Manu totaled 1997 and 1550 minutes, respectively, so there was a lot more Parker-Kawhi court time as a percentage than Manu-Kawhi (68% of Parker's minutes to 42% of Manu's minutes). So adjusted for minutes, the 0.14 and 0.09 are pretty close.
http://www.basketball-reference.com/...er_by=diff_pts
thats why I also mentioned Duncan that played same amount of minutes with manu than Kawhi and yet tim received the
double of assists. But yeah you are right considering minutes TP and manu ratio are close but one parker does not like
him and don't give him the ball. Same parker that contrary to manu increased his assists in POs to Kawhi but then again
he did not do the hand sign cauz u know he is jealous.
It just means Tony doesn't pass enough to Manu so he can feed Kawhi, but whatever the Spurs are doing is working, so you don't mess with success, tbh
it means your client does not like Kawhi tbh no way u can spin dat
What kind of assists were they, the simple kick out in the corner? What about all the missed post ups, mismatches, cuts, etc. passed up for some crappy shot late in the shot clock, those stats don't tell you these things, Leonard gets open a lot and gets ignored a lot. Parker finally started passing the ball more when he was injured, when he was forced to in the playoffs, everyone knows this. They only go to Leonard when they have to, when nobody else can get done, Leonard is always stepping up to the occasion and they know it.
Manu also isn't the primary ball handler on this team either, that's Parker/Mills.
SMGDH.
In RS, manu had 293 assists, 26 led to a FG for Kawhi i.e 0.09. By comparaison Parker gave .14 of his assists to Kawhi. For the record tim got 46 of manu's assists, 0.16 during RS, both tim and Kawhi played roughly same amount of minutes with Manu.
in POs manu gave 8 of his 95 assists to Kawhi... 0,08 less than rs while parker increased his contribution to Kawhi at .20. Even more interesting, tim got 32 of manu's assist, .33 which is higher than Parker to Duncan in POs that was .25 iirc.
but I guess Parker does not like Kawhi and don't give him the ball cauz you know he did not do the hand sign
WTF!? so this was the most kickass season ever and because you want glorify Parker since he wasnt so relevant in the PO you just simply say Gino doesnt like Kawhi based on less assists?
Manu was a huge factor and if he didnt pass the ball to Kawhi is just because it wasnt the right moment and since Tony must play like a PG and pass the ball in order to win (since his hero ball hurt us a lot) he should assist more dont you agree?
Live with it.
maybe it was something more simple, like he hurt his hand from shooting excessive heroes so couldn't make the sign.
I can spin it, tbh, but it's not worth it. We da champs, whatever they're doing its working.
Manu fans are getting out of hand SMFH
i guess manu is missing much more post ups, mismatches, cuts etc than Parker unless your eye test is more reliable than numbers
on your last sentence dude ... You already had 0 credibility but you are reaching the bottom tbh
rofl
and I thought my bait was too obvious
try to pay attention a bit dude
There is nothing to spin tbh...
kawhi was not the main offensive force of the Spurs last year except last 3 games, that's the way it is, nothing to do with x player don't like him plus Kawhi on the contrary of green, beli... Can create his own shot and he is not spoon fed by our two main ball handlers.
this will change progressively as announced by pop himself
Don't disagree, tbh... There's legit reasons to think Tony might not like Kawhi, but I don't think two screencaps or some assist numbers have anything to do with it. Always said I love KL, but fact is he's still developing...
Tony passed the ball to Boris more than to Kawhi even when they played together less minutes in regular season games than Parker-Leonard.
Manu passed the ball to Marco more than to Kawhi...
What does it mean? No surprise here, Leonard didn't get many touches, he was the third/fourth option on the floor.
I would have preferred to see Kawhi offensive improvement in regular season than need to wait to playoffs and preseason to watch he added some pretty good finishing moves and a nice fadeaway jumper to his arsenal.
Agree. I remember a lot of plays where Kawhi demanded the ball with his arms raised and Parker completely ignored the mismatch or Leonard wide open, then Kawhi walked slowly and seemed frustrated.
However, I don't remember the same plays with the ball in Manu's hands. It isn't a personal issue with Tony, I paid more attention to Kawhi last season and I just didn't watch those situations about Manu-Kawhi.
If that had happened I would have been the first talking about and taking many screenshots for sure...
Not really...Manu also isn't the primary ball handler on this team either, that's Parker/Mills
I start feeling depressed reading these threads, I imagine Leonard getting a few touches again...
I need something to make me feel better...
Brazil is mad because of the other thread
Brazil is mad because of the other thread
at least I back up my ty threads with facts and numbers
Maybe this just shows Manu is better at passing to the roll man
Unless Leonard is wide open for a shot, which he isn't often, it's hard to get an assist. When he gets the ball he's going to post up or put the ball on the floor, and create for himself, so it will not count as an assist anyway, so who cares about those stats. I saw alot of Manu creating and finding the open teammate and that teammate passing up a good shot for a better shot and the teammate got credit for the assist, so the stats don't show how much of an impact he really makes. That goes for Tony, TD, and the rest of the team, except Errors! lmao!
That doesn't validate them
at least I back up my ty threads with facts and numbers
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