I dunno, I feel like Toronto is a much easier matchup for Golden State than Milwaukee. But then again I thought Kawhi couldn't carry Toronto to a win in this series and they're now one game away.

Depends on Durant's health.

is he a Laker next year like his uncle planned after he got him out of SA?

Late to the party FF.

http://chicagofanatics.com/viewtopic.php?f=91&t=110048&hilit=Kawhi+Leonard

In that post you acknowledge you were the one late to it

doesnt matter. kd or no kd warriors kill toronto.

bucks though may win if no durant.

This is his year. Best player alive.

My fav player now. No question. Documentaries of his explains how he doesn't care about anything except winning. This year proved that. He is fucking savage. If we are witnessing the next Jordan I would not be surprised. He has Jordans head, 100%

If we are witnessing the next Jordan I would not be surprised. .

My fav player now. No question. Documentaries of his explains how he doesn't care about anything except winning. This year proved that. He is fucking savage. If we are witnessing the next Jordan I would not be surprised. He has Jordans head, 100%

Tonight was in some ways the most impressive. He felt like shit the first half. It was obvious. And he still finished the game with dominance. Bucks had no chance.

you're the biggest fucking retard on this board. What a horrible opinion. Please commit suicide.

In that post you acknowledge you were the one late to it

What Leonard is doing in this postseason is timeless. Prior to 2019, only three players in NBA playoff history—Michael Jordan, Reggie Miller, and Rolando Blackman—had averaged at least 30 points on at least 51 percent shooting from the field, 38 percent from 3, and 85 percent from the free throw line. Jordan played only three games; Miller and Blackman played four; Kawhi has played 18. His workload on both ends of the court is essentially unprecedented; the best wing scorers in postseason history almost always had defensive-minded sidekicks to take up the primary option on the opposition most nights. Leonard has had no such luxury, especially with longtime teammate Danny Green struggling mightily on offense. He has simply shouldered the burden, and moved forward.

Yeah, I discovered in 2014 Leonard was a great player.

I called it in 2012 here.

It does suck he pushed his way out of SA though.

Just seemed like a recent slobbering. But OK, you've been slobbering since 2012. So I apologize to lump you in with the MANY recent slobs. Listen, there was a lot of bad basketball going on the Eastern playoffs and Leonard shined his light bright. He's going up against a different animal this week.

Just seemed like a recent slobbering. But OK, you've been slobbering since 2012. So I apologize to lump you in with the MANY recent slobs. Listen, there was a lot of bad basketball going on the Eastern playoffs and Leonard shined his light bright. He's going up against a different animal this week.

The 4 top teams in the East were all better than Portland or Houston.

Kawhi Leonard is looking like the best player in the game right now.

I think Toronto beats Golden State without Durant. If Golden State does somehow win this series without Durant, then they have to be placed amongtst the All time great teams.

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The 4 top teams in the East were all better than Portland or Houston.

Kawhi Leonard is looking like the best player in the game right now.

I think Toronto beats Golden State without Durant. If Golden State does somehow win this series without Durant, then they have to be placed amongtst the All time great teams.[/quote]
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