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DeMar is better than Chris Bosh and accomplished way more as the leader of this team.

SuperSant wrote:DeMar is better than Chris Bosh and accomplished way more as the leader of this team.

You misspelled Kyle Lowry. Bosh had a G-League team around him and accomplished more than DD.

Demar fans back at it with the low percentage shots-i mean posts. Slide back to no. 4 at best please

Duffman100 wrote:I mean, I'll vote for the guy that won us a title.

Exactly, that.

The one vote for Mopete lol. Show yourself...

Waylanderz wrote:Leonard and it is not even close.

Feels weird putting him as number 2 on any list (no pun intended)

SuperSant wrote:DeMar is better than Chris Bosh and accomplished way more as the leader of this team.

Demar plus a pick and a top 10 pick prospect for Kawhi, ya that's more than the TPE Bosh got us!

Kawhi because he is. Even if he was a dick in free agency.

#2 will always be #2

Kawhi. Easy.

Super glad lowry won 1st post.

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After Kyle, it's Vince Carter and that's obviously a longevity thing.

As good as Kawhi's one year was, it was one year. I view him as a mercenary and his season akin to 1992 Dave Winfield rather than a franchise legend like Roberto Alomar.

Randle McMurphy wrote:After Kyle, it's Vince Carter and that's obviously a longevity thing.

As good as Kawhi's one year was, it was one year. I view him as a mercenary and his season akin to 1992 Dave Winfield rather than a franchise legend like Roberto Alomar.

It's basketball. One guy makes all the difference.

XxIronChainzxX wrote:

Randle McMurphy wrote:After Kyle, it's Vince Carter and that's obviously a longevity thing.

As good as Kawhi's one year was, it was one year. I view him as a mercenary and his season akin to 1992 Dave Winfield rather than a franchise legend like Roberto Alomar.

It's basketball. One guy makes all the difference.

yup and Winfield wasn't the best player on that Jays team like Kawhi was on his.

It's very hard to find examples of the Kawhi situation. There might not be one.

For me it's Calderon

XxIronChainzxX wrote:

Randle McMurphy wrote:After Kyle, it's Vince Carter and that's obviously a longevity thing.

As good as Kawhi's one year was, it was one year. I view him as a mercenary and his season akin to 1992 Dave Winfield rather than a franchise legend like Roberto Alomar.

It's basketball. One guy makes all the difference.

It does. Still doesn't make him any more than a mercenary for this franchise.

Winfield was the best hitter on that Jays team, 4th in WAR overall, and they definitely don't win without him (he had the World Series winning RBI). You'll never see his name/number on the Level of Excellence, though, and there's a reason for that.

Lowry
Kawhi
Carter
Bosh
DeRozan
Calderon
Siakam
Alvin
AD
JYD
MoPete
Anthony Parker
TJ Ford
Stoudemire
Jermaine O'Neal
Gay
Turkoglu
Garbajosa
Keon Clark
Chris Childs
Doug Christie
Trailor

Missing anyone?

Randle McMurphy wrote:Winfield was the best hitter on that Jays team, 4th in WAR overall, and they definitely don't win without him (he had the World Series winning RBI). You'll never see his name/number on the Level of Excellence, though, and there's a reason for that.

Can’t really compare that to Kawhi because he was one of five players on the court and at major stretches carried the team on offense and defense by himself.

Randle McMurphy wrote:

XxIronChainzxX wrote:

Randle McMurphy wrote:After Kyle, it's Vince Carter and that's obviously a longevity thing.

As good as Kawhi's one year was, it was one year. I view him as a mercenary and his season akin to 1992 Dave Winfield rather than a franchise legend like Roberto Alomar.

It's basketball. One guy makes all the difference.

It does. Still doesn't make him any more than a mercenary for this franchise.

He's way more than a mercenary. He played his absolute hardest and won us a title. There's nothing to criticize his attitude or play for. He left it all on the court.

The most important basket by a player wearing #2 for the Raptors