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Chances are, the Spurs will use Kawhi Leonard often on defense against four-time NBA MVP LeBron James.
That’s just fine with Leonard.
”I would rather guard the best guy on the floor,” Leonard said. ”I want to get better myself. Guarding him is going to make me a better player. I accept the challenge to go out there and play.”
Leonard said he won’t take much from how Indiana defended James in the Eastern Conference finals, since the teams have a different overall defensive game plan.
And he also thinks being on the NBA’s biggest stage shouldn’t be a reason to change how anyone plays.
”It’s another game,” Leonard said. ”I don’t think it’s going to be any different. Everybody wants to compete to win a championship. People are competing at their highest level.”
