One Big Question for Each Western Conference NBA Team

By Isaac Harris
OAKLAND, CA - APRIL 08: Anthony Davis
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SHANGHAI, CHINA – AUGUST 23: NBA star Kawhi Leonard of San Antonio Spurs attends a fan meeting during his China tour at NBA Playzone on August 23, 2017 in Shanghai, China. (Photo by VCG/VCG via Getty Images)
SHANGHAI, CHINA – AUGUST 23: NBA star Kawhi Leonard of San Antonio Spurs attends a fan meeting during his China tour at NBA Playzone on August 23, 2017 in Shanghai, China. (Photo by VCG/VCG via Getty Images) /

San Antonio: Does Leonard Have Enough Help?

Kawhi Leonard is a top three player in the league and I’m confident in saying that.

He can carry a team offensively and is the best wing defender in the game, but does he have enough help around him to put the Spurs back in the Western Conference Finals?

A lot of the Spurs’ season will depend on which LaMarcus Aldridge they get. Will they get the former All-Star or a guy who is streaky on offense and a liability on the defensive end?

The Spurs brought back Patty Mills to run the point guard spot as Tony Parker recovers. Then they surprisingly brought back the 37-year-old Pau Gasol on a three-year deal.

They lost Dewayne Dedmon and Jonathan Simmons in free agency. Both of those players combined for a total of 35 minutes a night off the bench.

With the West getting better, will Mills, Aldridge, Gasol and Green be enough alongside of Leonard?

Bonus Question: Will LaMarcus Aldridge Play at an All-Star Level?

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