Higher than attendance! Leonard s career winning rate exceeds 70%, the only current service, with only 14 players in history

Last season, due to injuries, Leonard's attendance rate was still not high. He only played in 37 regular season games in total, with an attendance rate of less than 50%. It is worth mentioning that since joining the Clippers, Leonard's attendance rate has been low. Only last season's attendance rate has been relatively normal, with 68 appearances and less than 60 games in the rest of the season, and one season has been reimbursed.

, Leonard's Clippers' career has only been around 55% in his 6 seasons. Not only his career as the Clippers, Leonard's previous career attendance rate was not very high. He only played about 60 games in one season, but only more than 70 games in two seasons. In addition, Leonard only played 9 games in his last season with the Spurs due to injuries.

So Leonard's attendance rate has not been very high so far in his career, with a total of only 66%. For superstars of Leonard, such attendance rates are indeed a little low and have also affected his career achievements. However, although Leonard's attendance rate is very low, his career winning rate is quite high, reaching 72.6%, which is even higher than his attendance rate. Although Leonard's attendance rate is not high, he has played in 733 regular season games. In history, he still maintained a winning rate of 70+% with 500 games in the regular season games, and there were only 14 players in total, most of whom were players from the Celtics and Spurs, and Leonard was the only active player.

The Celtics' career winning rates during the eighth consecutive championships in the 1960s were more than 70%, including KC Jones (73.1%), Heinthorne (72.6%), Sam Jones (71.8%), Bill Russell (71.7%), Frank Ramsey (70.5%), and Jim Rostokav (70.3%). In addition, Bird's career winning rate is as high as 73.6%, second only to the Magician (74%) with the highest regular season career winning rate in history. Michael Cooper, who was born in the Lakers, also achieved a winning rate of 72.9%.

The Spurs dynasty members also have multiple players with a winning rate of more than 70%, including Leonard (72.6%), Ginobili (72.1%), Duncan (71.9%), Parker (71.1%), and Danny Green (70.7%). Leonard's winning rate in his career is so high because he has been playing for the Spurs in the early stage of his career and has been a teammate with the GDP combination.

Apart from Leonard, not only does not have any players in their career winning rate exceed 70%, but Tatum, who is closest to Leonard, also has a winning rate of only 67%. Harden, James, Curry, Paul and other historical superstars have less than 65%, but their attendance rate is much higher than Leonard.