When the Spurs need a basket are they going to Kawhi or Pau?
Pau will be lucky to be in the game during crunch time. They still have Aldridge and Parker.
Leonard is the guy.
Aldridge has his little place at about 17-19 feet to get the ball on a rotation ... but he's not the guy I'd want the ball in the hands of down the stretch.
Parker isn't that guy anymore ...
I'd be SHOCKED if Pau isn't in the game in crunch time ...
When the Spurs need a basket are they going to Kawhi or Pau?
Pau will be lucky to be in the game during crunch time. They still have Aldridge and Parker.
Leonard is the guy.
Aldridge has his little place at about 17-19 feet to get the ball on a rotation ... but he's not the guy I'd want the ball in the hands of down the stretch.
Parker isn't that guy anymore ...
I'd be SHOCKED if Pau isn't in the game in crunch time ...
When the Spurs need a basket are they going to Kawhi or Pau?
Pau will be lucky to be in the game during crunch time. They still have Aldridge and Parker.
Leonard is the guy.
Aldridge has his little place at about 17-19 feet to get the ball on a rotation ... but he's not the guy I'd want the ball in the hands of down the stretch.
Parker isn't that guy anymore ...
I'd be SHOCKED if Pau isn't in the game in crunch time ...
You think Pau Gasol is still a go to player?
I'd still be comfortable with the ball going through him in end of game situations given his passing ability. I don't think necessarily that I would be thinking that giving him the ball means that he's going to take the last shot. But given the right matchup on a day that he's feeling pretty good, I'm more than comfortable giving him the ball in the post and asking him to make the decision to either make the pass if a double comes or to use either hand if single covered. At this point of his career, he's in a lot of ways like Timmy in that if you catch him on a day where the body is feeling good, you ride him back to the fountain of youth.
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Parker isn't that guy anymore ...
I'd be SHOCKED if Pau isn't in the game in crunch time ...