Paul George Gives Interesting Reason Why Opponents Don’t Trash Talk Kawhi Leonard

• Trash-talking Kawhi Leonard can be tiring since he doesn't really talk that much
• Los Angeles Clippers teammate Paul George recently revealed why opponents don't talk trash to Leonard
• Leonard is known for his subdued demeanor but is one of the best players in the league

Los Angeles Clippers star Kawhi Leonard is known for his quiet demeanor. Therefore, trying to trash-talk him would be pointless, as he would ignore you.

According to his Clippers teammate Paul George, trash talkers in the NBA choose to leave him alone.

Leonard has won almost everything in his career. He has two NBA titles and two NBA Finals MVPs. He's looking to win his third this season with the Clippers alongside George and Russell Westbrook.

Recently, one of the best trash talkers and Leonard's former teammate Patrick Beverley tried to trash-talk Leonard while he was still with the Lakers.

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Now with the Chicago Bulls, the veteran guard tried to get under Leonard's skin, but the Clippers star just smiled and walked away, per Fadeaway World.

His subdued demeanor has made Leonard one of the most intriguing characters in the NBA.

George on players trash-talking Leonard

On a recent episode of The Old Man and the Three podcast, George weighed in on opponents trash-talking Leonard. He spoke at length about what Loenard is like comparing his routine to the likes of Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant.

"You watch him match up against other people, it's just the ultimate respect when it comes to Kawhi. They know what he's about. They know that it's gonna be a rough night. The guys that talk the most trash don't say (expletive) to Kawhi. They know what it is. Whereas over here, they're like, 'I can talk to Paul, he'll talk back.' But what Kawhi, it's respect over here," via SI.

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The Clippers are currently fifth in the Western Conference standings with a 35-33 record. Both George and Leonard are in their 30s, meaning the window for a championship is closing.

Kuminga on Leonard

Sports Brief earlier reported on Kuminga revealing an interesting interaction with Leonard.

The Golden State Warriors youngster said the veteran gave him some advice when their two teams met. He added that Leonard doesn't really talk. Some analysts have likened Loenard to the young Congolese.

"He don't really talk. The first time I ever heard him talk was yesterday. I dapped him and he was like, 'Keep working, boy and stay healthy.' And that was my second time playing against him."