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Message: [QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 3204570, member: 1414"] He's a super-star. The value of Kawhi to a team of good but not great players in Toronto is immense. The value of Kawhi to a team that already has LeBron and Brow, plus a bunch of scrubs, is much lower. Probably lower than merely bringing in three good but not great players to go with LeBron and AD. I think a lot of GMs suck at roster construction. You want a team that is better than the sum of its parts. That means if you've got a power forward that plays like a point guard and needs the ball in his hands, you want to surround him with the right guys. Reddick would have been perfect for the Lakers. Deadly when LeBron or Davis is doubled and passes out, but doesn't create much and doesn't need the ball in his hands. DLo to GS is another head scratcher. There's no fit there. Curry needs the ball in his hands and so does Russell. Edit: just saw post above [/QUOTE]