View Full Version : Lance Stephenson Or Kahwi Leonard:Who Would U Want On Ur Team?
aboss4real24
03-02-2014, 07:38 PM
Lance Is always a Threat To Drop A Trip Dub, and Is a efficient scorer shooting 50%. Hes a very Good attacker and finsher at the basket
And is very good Playmaker
Khawi Is a Great Defender and Rebounder And A Good Shooter
Both Are Athletic And Can Run The Floor
Which 1 would You Take
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Fire Colangelo
03-02-2014, 07:40 PM
Leonard, without question.
Dude has no attitude problems, does what he's told to do, true professional.
Stephenson seems like that dude that's gonna have a few good years and disappear completely.
Smook A.
03-02-2014, 07:45 PM
Stephenson looks like the future JR Smith or Stephon Marbury. The dude looks cocky as hell. He's good but I want a player with a winning attitude
Therefore, I'll take Kawhi. He looks like the type of player that'll be in the NBA for 12+ years. He's the player every contending NBA team needs to have. Kawhi brings tremendous team defense and rebounds. He even adds a few points here and there. I think Leonard is the perfect role player. Also, he's a year younger than Lance and already plays like a vet.
Stephenson would be cool to have, but I would rather have Kawhi Leonard.
SilkkTheShocker
03-02-2014, 07:48 PM
Leonard
Xiao Yao You
03-02-2014, 07:49 PM
Leonard
moe94
03-02-2014, 07:50 PM
Lance >>>>
What has Leonard done since being overrated in the Finals? He's been quiet as a church.
Fire Colangelo
03-02-2014, 08:01 PM
Lance >>>>
What has Leonard done since being overrated in the Finals? He's been quiet as a church.
Idk, maybe Lance > Leonard in terms of skill. But for some reason I have a feeling Lance is gonna get overpaid and then decline into irrelevancy like Arenas/Marbury.
Leonard definitely is gonna to have the better attitude, and better contract of the two, and for that reason I'd take him over Lance.
Leonard is like the perfect role player that can do everything, he knows his role, I know his role. What is Lance Stephenson's role? 2nd option? 3rd option? Idk man, if I was a GM, having Leonard on my team will help me sleep better.
dabigbaws
03-02-2014, 08:03 PM
kawhi
LeGOAT
03-02-2014, 08:04 PM
Leonard because he's a better player and not a insufferable tool
SilkkTheShocker
03-02-2014, 08:05 PM
Lance >>>>
What has Leonard done since being overrated in the Finals? He's been quiet as a church.
You might be right. He owned in the Finals, so that probably overshadows things.
AboutBuckets
03-02-2014, 08:06 PM
Idk, maybe Lance > Leonard in terms of skill. But for some reason I have a feeling Lance is gonna get overpaid and then decline into irrelevancy like Arenas/Marbury.
Leonard definitely is gonna to have the better attitude, and better contract of the two, and for that reason I'd take him over Lance.
Leonard is like the perfect role player that can do everything, he knows his role, I know his role. What is Lance Stephenson's role? 2nd option? 3rd option? Idk man, if I was a GM, having Leonard on my team will help me sleep better.
I agree. Leonard to me is going to be the Andre Miller of SFs- he won't be in any top 5 lists or anything, but he'll be a solid contributor night in and night out. He's not gonna have a sportscenter highlight reel at the end of every season, but when his career comes to a close people will look back and say "Wow, alot of teams could have used a guy like that". True class player.
Uncle Drew
03-02-2014, 08:10 PM
Lance >>>>
What has Leonard done since being overrated in the Finals? He's been quiet as a church.
What he's done since? Being injured.
FireDavidKahn
03-02-2014, 08:12 PM
Lance has more carrying potential so him.
G-train
03-02-2014, 08:19 PM
I'll take class
Rocketswin2013
03-02-2014, 08:49 PM
Depends on what you need, Lance is a better playmaker, and Leonard is a better shooter and defender. Equal rebounders, it all depends.b
MichaelCorleone
03-02-2014, 08:50 PM
Kawhi Leonard.
Dude was a beast in the finals.
JohnFreeman
03-02-2014, 08:51 PM
Kawhi. Stephenson would struggle outside the Pacers system
WWRWestbrookDo?
03-02-2014, 09:56 PM
Stephenson is a pretty good player but I would no doubt take Kawhi Leonard.
I think it would be easier to build around Kawhi and think he has more more room to get better.
LuigiChambles
03-02-2014, 10:02 PM
Kahwi
MichaelCorleone
03-02-2014, 10:03 PM
Lance hasn't proven himself in the playoffs yet, let alone the Finals.
Kawhi is legit, under Coach Pop he'll flourish as a star.
flipogb
03-02-2014, 10:07 PM
Lance, i don't trust Spurs players outside of their system
Pacers could have had both of em. :lol
Lance, i don't trust Spurs players outside of their system
Pray tell, how did the Spurs win a championship one year into the so-called system (and a shortened strike season at that)? DRob and the veterans like Sean Elliot and Mario Elie were scrubs benefitting from a system? Duncan wasn't one of the best college players ever and wouldn't have been #1 draft pick for another team?
If anything, Leonard is being held back BECAUSE OF the system. He should be playing 35+ minutes per game so he can develop instead of sitting on the bench for 8 minutes while Pop fiddles with his endless line-ups. A 22 year old doesn't need to be saved or preserved for the playoffs - 27 minutes is too little - he's playing less than a soon to be 38 year old Duncan.
Stephenson 2014 Regular Season
14.3 pts / 7.4 rebs / 5.1 asst / 0.7 stls / 0.1 blks / 2.7 tov 50.2%FG 35.7 mins
Leonard 2014 Regular Season
11.7 pts / 5.7 reb / 1.8 asst / 1.7 stls / 0.5 blks / 1.2 tov 50%FG 27.7 mins
Leonard per 36 mins
14.7 pts / 7.7 rebs / 2.3 asst / 2.1 stls / 0.7 blks / 1.5 tov
Seems identical to me (per 36 mins) except more assists for Lance and more steals/less turnovers for Leonard. Now for the playoffs against much better competition
Leonard 2013 Playoffs
13.5 pts / 9 rebs / 1 asst / 1.8 stl / 0.5 blks / 1.1 tov 54.5%FG 36.9 mins
aboss4real24
03-02-2014, 11:26 PM
Pray tell, how did the Spurs win a championship one year into the so-called system (and a shortened strike season at that)? DRob and the veterans like Sean Elliot and Mario Elie were scrubs benefitting from a system? Duncan wasn't one of the best college players ever and wouldn't have been #1 draft pick for another team?
If anything, Leonard is being held back BECAUSE OF the system. He should be playing 35+ minutes per game so he can develop instead of sitting on the bench for 8 minutes while Pop fiddles with his endless line-ups. A 22 year old doesn't need to be saved or preserved for the playoffs - 27 minutes is too little - he's playing less than a soon to be 38 year old Duncan.
Stephenson 2014 Regular Season
14.3 pts / 7.4 rebs / 5.1 asst / 0.7 stls / 0.1 blks / 2.7 tov 50.2%FG 35.7 mins
Leonard 2014 Regular Season
11.7 pts / 5.7 reb / 1.8 asst / 1.7 stls / 0.5 blks / 1.2 tov 50%FG 27.7 mins
Leonard per 36 mins
14.7 pts / 7.7 rebs / 2.3 asst / 2.1 stls / 0.7 blks / 1.5 tov
Seems identical to me (per 36 mins) except more assists for Lance and more steals/less turnovers for Leonard. Now for the playoffs against much better competition
Leonard 2013 Playoffs
13.5 pts / 9 rebs / 1 asst / 1.8 stl / 0.5 blks / 1.1 tov 54.5%FG 36.9 mins
they won that 1st ship cuz ewing was Out :lol
Boarder Patrol
03-03-2014, 12:15 AM
Pop needs to be play Leonard more. I'm taking him over Lance 10/10 times. He's a better player, and I doubt Lance would succeed on the Knicks.
oarabbus
03-03-2014, 12:36 AM
Lance, i don't trust Spurs players outside of their system
:biggums:
atljonesbro
03-03-2014, 12:44 AM
Stephenson. Much more versatile player. Leonard is pretty overrated on this forum.
Legends66NBA7
03-03-2014, 01:03 AM
On my team ? Leonard. Were pretty good at SG and lacking size at SF, he would be a fine player for the Raptors. Don't know whether he would start or come off the bench, though. Ross has a done a good job starting too.
You might be right. He owned in the Finals, so that probably overshadows things.
People forgetting the missed game 6 free throws that could have clinched the championship.
they won that 1st ship cuz ewing was Out :lol
Spurs only lost 2 games throughout the whole playoffs and had the best record in the league. They even swept the Blazers who were better than every team in the East that year, as well as a Laker squad with prime Shaq accompanied by an already really good Kobe and a still really good Glen Rice. No team even threatened Spurs in the playoffs that year.
People forgetting the missed game 6 free throws that could have clinched the championship.
Don't see how you can fault a 21 year old, 2nd year player for 22 pts, 11 rbs 64.3%FG in the most Spurs minutes played in game 6. You need to look at Parker's atrocious 26.1%FG or Manu's 9 pts, 8 TURNOVERS and also a crucial missed free throw. Leonard more than exceeded expectations in the Finals.
brownmamba00
03-03-2014, 11:22 AM
Lance>
Kawhi is a good role player tho but he doesn't get touches with popovich. Probably still mad at him for that missed FT in last years finals...He needs to get out of SA.
Real Men Wear Green
03-03-2014, 11:25 AM
For the Celtics, Stephenson. The team needs guys that can create offense plus Leonard wouldn't defend as effectively here because the Cs don't have the interior defenders the Spurs do to back him up. My answer could be different if the Cs had a go-to scorer and/or shotblocking.
All Net
03-03-2014, 05:08 PM
Tough call, Stephenson has grown alot and has become such a good all-round player who can score too. So would go with him.
I.R.Beast
03-03-2014, 05:34 PM
lance...very good playmaker....underrated defender...he's a very strong guard built like dwade...can create his own offense...lance will be a star if he keeps improving like he has...
KyrieTheFuture
03-03-2014, 05:48 PM
This thread is absolutely ridiculous. There isn't one aspect of basketball that Lance is better than Kawhi at except annoying other players. The way people talk in this thread makes me positive they had no idea Kawhi was out for 2 months before this.
G-train
03-03-2014, 05:53 PM
People forgetting the missed game 6 free throws that could have clinched the championship.
One free throw that rimmed out defines a player's entire playoff performance?
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