How much does this series come down to the play of these two?
If you're speaking one-on-one, we probably won't see it much since Green will be defending CP3 a lot and the Clippers will probably stick Foye and Bledsoe on Parker mostly, especially if CP3 is actually injured.
If you're speaking in general, I don't think it's a main key for Parker to try to outplay CP3. CP3 has the ball so much more than Parker that it'd be unwise for Parker to try to match him stat for stat.
Whoever guards Paul will get into foul trouble so most likely its best not to get your best player in foul trouble with Parker V Paul.
Hopefully Green can be smart.
Like Bowen has started on Paul and we lost both games he did it
Not really 1v1 in the whole game. But if the game needs to be decided in the clutch, then you'll see ALOT of plays relying on them.
Cp3 is a turnover machine as of late. He clearly cost the clips game 6 with his forced turnovers down the stretch. Parker is more efficient with less turnovers. So if green can be serviceable we should be fine. Add to the fact that we capitalize on to's. Spurs in 5 or 6 tops.
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