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The Spurs’ Best (and Worst) Five-Man Lineups

The playoffs are right around the corner, and we have a pretty good idea of who Spurs Head Coach Gregg Popovich trusts most at this point in the season. If the Spurs want to make a serious run at the title, they need to figure out which individual players are the most productive, and which five-man lineups play best together.

For the purposes of this analysis, we’ll be looking at five-man lineups that have played at least 80 minutes together over the course of the season. Here are those lineups, listed in order of minutes played.

  1. Parker, Green, Leonard, Aldridge, Gasol (386)
  2. Parker, Green, Leonard, Aldridge, Dedmon (241)
  3. Mills, Ginobili, Leonard, Aldridge, Gasol (106)
  4. Parker, Green, Leonard, Lee, Aldridge (86)
  5. Mills, Green, Leonard, Aldridge, Gasol (86)
  6. Mills, Ginobili, Leonard, Lee, Aldridge (84)

Unsurprisingly, the two that have played together the most are the main starting lineups that the Spurs have gone with this year.