In 3 years, this is the first time I've seen kawhi and TP aggressive at the same time

[wildchild]

Kawhi is a spot up 3pt shooter.

Even if Pop tried so hard to put him into Spurs system-wing-3-shooting in his first two seasons, Kawhi isn't a spot up 3pt shooter.

Leonard hasn't shown that he can run the p&r consistently create for others.

How many times you see Kawhi run the p&r to say that? The team need to explore that option.
Anyway, Kawhi has improved a lot his playmaker skills this season, his passing and court vision seem so good.

He can knock down open mid range jumpers off the dribble

Agree, his mid J was already beginning to look dangerous last season.
But I think his blurry vision doesn't allow him to get rhythm in shooting, he'll alternate good shooting nights with bad nights this season.

He's averaging 14 ppg and can't hit the side of a barn from 3. If he was knocking them down at his career average (he'd need to go 14-37 for .378 instead of 10-37 for 28%) he'd be averaging approx. 15.1 ppg.

I don't have any expectations about his 3's this season. Kawhi said he's still not 100% and his vision issues won't heal until summer.
That's why I mentioned the pick and roll as a good way to involve him offensively and not exacerbate his poor-shooting-vision-issues.

[TheGreatYacht]

Parker - 27pts, 8ast, 1stl, 10-17fg
Leonard - 19pts, 4rebs, 3stl, 4blk, 6-13fg

give them time to gel, like I've been saying

[apalisoc_9]

Parker - 27pts, 8ast, 1stl, 10-17fg
Leonard - 19pts, 4rebs, 3stl, 4blk, 6-13fg

give them time to gel, like I've been saying

Meh..

Parker never run a post up play for Kawhi..He prefers BOBO and the ball out of Kawhi's hands..It's all on Kawhi.

[gilmor]

Everybody on this forum > apalledlisoc