Player shooting history Player lineups Per Game Bold indicates league leader. Only on regular season tables. Can you name the first 5 players to do so?

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Adjusted Shooting. Shooting Shot location data available for the through seasons. Play-by-Play Play-by-play data available for the through seasons.

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Playoffs Per Game. Ken Davidoff. Paul Schwartz. Sports Podcast. Sports Odds. Get the latest odds on all the top sports. Teammates also believed Leonard and George were able to decide which games they wanted to play in, according to The Athletic.

Furthermore, Leonard was reportedly allowed to live in San Diego, leading to delays in the Clippers' flights, and additionally requested a personal space for his pregame routine, which often kept female staffers out of their locker room for minutes.

The star treatment resulted in a lack of buy-in from the rest of the team, with the team's competitive culture undone in "a matter of months," The Athletic reports.

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Real Estate. Are we sure load management works? Teams, of course, are also consulting all kinds of studies and scientific data when they decide how to manage their players.

What do fans want? If players are going to be judged by how many championships they win—a culture in large part propagated by the people consuming the league like fans and writers —then they are going to do everything in their power to achieve that goal.

As long as the basketball public in general cares more about titles than anything else when it comes to judging great players, that pressure is eventually going to make its way down to them one way or another.

Why would Kawhi be motivated to play all 82 if his success depends on what happens in April, May and June?

Is the league doing enough? I actually have sympathy for the league on this front. Making a schedule seems incredibly difficult, and the NBA already has to deal with unforeseen circumstances, like putting the Warriors on a bunch of national TV games only for their roster to get further decimated by injuries.