TheLand13 wrote:NoDopeOnSundays wrote:TheLand13 wrote:
Kawhi Leonard was a finals MVP already at that point and was third in MVP voting, and led his team to a 67 win season. Ben Simmons on the other hand wasn't even the best player on his team.
Kawhi played 9 games and reportedly had a degenerative quad and showed a side of himself the public hadn't seen by refusing to play or use the Spurs team doctor. I literally said Ben isn't Kawhi, but he's still viewed as an impact player, hence all these teams interested in trading for him. The price will go up the closer we get to the deadline and someone who could lose their job may pull the trigger on a trade that blows away what some of you are expecting.
Yeah, but not at the price that the Spurs got when they traded away Kawhi. 76ers want more than what the Spurs got for Kawhi **** Leonard. They aren't getting that.
They may get more than that because the Spurs took DeMar just to stay competitive, who knows what else they could have gotten. I think you're really under estimating what someone will do to retain their job. How about we wait and see what they get? A month ago the Hawks weren't interested and now look, a month from now someone could panic.
























