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A little better than some of us expected, a lot worse than most of us hoped.These things take time. How's it going with Durant.![]()
A little better than some of us expected, a lot worse than most of us hoped.These things take time. How's it going with Durant.![]()
Luka's defense was exposed. You ask me, they win that series without Luka, and with Anthony Davis & Max Christie.It's a real shame the Lakers may get bounced in the first round after being gifted with Doncic.
The Lakers were eliminated from the playoffs exactly 87 days after trading ADThe Mavs were eliminated from the playoffs exactly 77 days after trading Luka.
Yeah, but who wears 87? The significance of the other stat was Luka wears 77.The Lakers were eliminated from the playoffs exactly 87 days after trading AD
The significance is that neither the Lakers or the Mavericks are playing in MayYeah, but who wears 87? The significance of the other stat was Luka wears 77.
not to mention lakers will get nothing for lebron + just traded ad and another first rounder - they're not contending anytime soon (thank you sweet baby Jesus)The significance is that neither the Lakers or the Mavericks are playing in May
I was actually thinking this may be one of those trades that hurts both teams.Luka's defense was exposed. You ask me, they win that series without Luka, and with Anthony Davis & Max Christie.
God willingI was actually thinking this may be one of those trades that hurts both teams.
That was about the worst I've seen him. He was missing everything until he hit a 3 half way through the 4th. He was hurting the Lakers out there.Austin Reaves was terrible. Someone here wanted to do KD for AR + picks. LOL
Yes, I believe it is. In LA, AD was protected by Lebron in the sense that Lebron was always viewed as the best player, even if in value AD held more. With Kyrie, most will lean towards AD as being the team's best player. He hasn't shown he can win in that role. So they have to build maybe the best defensive team ever to have a shot to win this way.I was actually thinking this may be one of those trades that hurts both teams.
If you really believe that, you haven’t watched any Laker basketball. That trade gave at least hope for the present and the future. The Lakers won a championship with AD, but the relationship had run its course (complaining about playing out of position and roster construction)and it was a perfect opportunity to say goodbye and build for the future. Holding on to him any further would have just decreased his value. Watching that guy get hurt every other game was as maddening as Beal is here. The real loss was Christie, but Luka is a generational talent you just can’t pass up. (Technically I guess the Suns did)Luka's defense was exposed. You ask me, they win that series without Luka, and with Anthony Davis & Max Christie.
Enjoy your Lakers then. As a Suns fan, I would never be excited about the future of the Lakers.I know everyone here loves to hate the Lakers, but I’d be way more excited for the Lakers future than the Suns. The new GM pick inspires as much confidence in the future as the empty cupboards here in Phoenix.
Me either but I can see why a Lakers fans would be excited about their future. Prior to that trade they were looking like a franchise that would have to start all over in a season or two, now they have someone legit to build around. And Lakers fans had no problem cheering for Kobe with his problems and then for Lebron the King of whining floppers, they won't have a problem getting behind the Pillsbury Dough Boy either.Enjoy your Lakers then. As a Suns fan, I would never be excited about the future of the Lakers.
Nope, just another in a long line of gifts to the franchise. No wonder they are so hated by so many.Me either but I can see why a Lakers fans would be excited about their future. Prior to that trade they were looking like a franchise that would have to start all over in a season or two, now they have someone legit to build around. And Lakers fans had no problem cheering for Kobe with his problems and then for Lebron the King of whining floppers, they won't have a problem getting behind the Pillsbury Dough Boy either.