Kawhi Leonard 17 Points Full Highlights (4/3/2014) by @DownToBuck Highlights Archivium - Post Details
Kawhi Leonard 17 Points Full Highlights (4/3/2014)
The original description for this video hits a little bit too close to home. I'm going to go lie down for a bit. Original description below: -- When Kawhi Leonard is leading the Spurs to multiple ‘chips in four years, how funny will it be that the Pacers gave him up to get George Hill? A.) Very Funny B.) Somewhat Funny C.) Not Funny D.) More Sad Than Anything At the moment, it’s not even that funny, given that Hill is a key component of the Pacers’ recent success. However, in six years, Hill will probably be a sixth man somewhere, and Leonard will be pouring champagne all over his naked body while he instructs his female slave to suck on his championship rings. At this point, the trade will be A.) Very Funny. -- All clips property of the NBA. No copyright infringement is intended. If you enjoyed this video, please consider donating to my Patreon. YouTube doesn't allow me to collect ad revenue from my videos. https://www.patreon.com/downtobuck
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