Baddy Chuck wrote:skones wrote:Now that Wiggins shooting numbers keep declining, the Moe Harkless comparison is becoming more and more relevant whether you'd like to admit it or not. Wiggins is the better athlete, but their skill sets are pretty damn close. Their playing styles in college are remarkably similar.
Again, it's a pretty over simplification of the comparing him to the last "athlete" who basically did nothing. Why not compare him to Kawhi Leonard? Ayt talks mad **** about Wiggins and then says he'd sign Leonard to a max contract

. And Wiggins may not be the best jump shooter, but his jump shot compared to Harkless is like comparing Giannis to Larry Sanders. Wiggins has many more tools then Harkless and the ones they do share are much more advanced. You could basically find an underachieving, lesser prospect to compare to any player but because you don't like Wiggins you decide to single him out.
I've tried staying out of this shti the past couple weeks but you two are unbelievable.
I haven't talked "mad ****" about Wiggins. Pointing out what are becoming obvious flaws to plenty of other people isn't talking ****. I still think he's an excellent prospect (I definitely don't agree with the Harkless comparison).
And I definitely would overpay Leonard a bit and give him a max contract if that could get him away from the Spurs. He's the most obvious candidate to break out when given a bigger role in the entire NBA. Considering how much guys like Batum, Deng, and Iggy get paid at the SF spot, paying a couple extra million a year to get Leonard isn't a problem at all in my eyes. It is the price of getting a guy like that away from a franchise like the Spurs.
Stealing a young guy like him away from a top franchise would be one of the best ways we could use our money instead of lighting it on fire with middling vets.
I'd be really, really surprised if Leonard doesn't became a multiple All-Star level player.