eyephone said:Lakers lost to the Jazz last night. Also, Gordon Hayward from the Jazz did not play.
If the Lakers want to go somewhere, they should consider making a trade.
SoclosetoIrvine said:eyephone said:Lakers lost to the Jazz last night. Also, Gordon Hayward from the Jazz did not play.
If the Lakers want to go somewhere, they should consider making a trade.
Disagree. We need to patient and let the young talent develop.
Luke already said this season is about the progress of the core, not wins. Let's not rush to gut a team for a star
Say a Anthony Davis or Cousins/Paul George come available, every talk from other team will start with Russell/Ingram and probably their choice of 1 between randle/clarkson/nance/zubac
That's okay, they will go 80-2!!!eyephone said:Another Lakers loss.
irvinehomeowner said:Julius Randle is turning out pretty good.
I like the point-forward development of Brandon Ingram.
Don't think the Lakers will get a pick this year... there's talk they should tank but are there any good top-3 draft prospects?
Still think Mozgov and Deng were too expensive.
paydawg said:Randle is NOT impressive in my opinion. His hands seem too small to be a consistent Point Forward. Actually, his overall game lacks consistency....some games he looks amazing, but others he looks subpar. His FG% needs to be way above 50% to be an efficient PF.
eyephone said:paydawg said:Randle is NOT impressive in my opinion. His hands seem too small to be a consistent Point Forward. Actually, his overall game lacks consistency....some games he looks amazing, but others he looks subpar. His FG% needs to be way above 50% to be an efficient PF.
I have the same thoughts regarding Randle.
What do you think about trading for Butler or another superstar?
paydawg said:eyephone said:paydawg said:Randle is NOT impressive in my opinion. His hands seem too small to be a consistent Point Forward. Actually, his overall game lacks consistency....some games he looks amazing, but others he looks subpar. His FG% needs to be way above 50% to be an efficient PF.
I have the same thoughts regarding Randle.
What do you think about trading for Butler or another superstar?
I'm all in for trading for a superstar. I'd like to see Cousins on this team.
Are you prepared to trade Ingram, Russell and Randle for Butler...cause that would probably be what the Bulls would want. I don't know if either team makes that deal, to be frank.eyephone said:paydawg said:Randle is NOT impressive in my opinion. His hands seem too small to be a consistent Point Forward. Actually, his overall game lacks consistency....some games he looks amazing, but others he looks subpar. His FG% needs to be way above 50% to be an efficient PF.
I have the same thoughts regarding Randle.
What do you think about trading for Butler or another superstar?
Cousins and the Kings have reportedly agreed to a 5 year extension (albiet, a lot can change between now and this off-season when he can sign it). Deal is supposedly 5yrs 207M.paydawg said:eyephone said:paydawg said:Randle is NOT impressive in my opinion. His hands seem too small to be a consistent Point Forward. Actually, his overall game lacks consistency....some games he looks amazing, but others he looks subpar. His FG% needs to be way above 50% to be an efficient PF.
I have the same thoughts regarding Randle.
What do you think about trading for Butler or another superstar?
I'm all in for trading for a superstar. I'd like to see Cousins on this team.
irvinehomeowner said:While people might enjoy the fire, I don't like the way D'Angelo was jawing at Lillard last night. He's only 20 years old, has only played one year and he's talking trash to a proven point guard? It shows his immaturity (which jives with the Nick Young incident). I posted this before but these guys can't be so big-headed... maybe they got that from playing with Kobe. The other thing is all that did was get Lillard mad and Russell couldn't respond... and the Lakers lost.
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Perspective said:irvinehomeowner said:While people might enjoy the fire, I don't like the way D'Angelo was jawing at Lillard last night. He's only 20 years old, has only played one year and he's talking trash to a proven point guard? It shows his immaturity (which jives with the Nick Young incident). I posted this before but these guys can't be so big-headed... maybe they got that from playing with Kobe. The other thing is all that did was get Lillard mad and Russell couldn't respond... and the Lakers lost.
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Hmm, context matters. Whether or not DLo's trash talk was appropriate depends wholly on what Lillard was doing and saying. If an All Star like Lillard is setting screens with his elbows flared, excessively pushing off, or talking non-stop nonsense, then you tell him to "Cut that $#%^ out." And it always escalates when you tell someone to cut the BS.
SoclosetoIrvine said:Perspective said:irvinehomeowner said:While people might enjoy the fire, I don't like the way D'Angelo was jawing at Lillard last night. He's only 20 years old, has only played one year and he's talking trash to a proven point guard? It shows his immaturity (which jives with the Nick Young incident). I posted this before but these guys can't be so big-headed... maybe they got that from playing with Kobe. The other thing is all that did was get Lillard mad and Russell couldn't respond... and the Lakers lost.
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Hmm, context matters. Whether or not DLo's trash talk was appropriate depends wholly on what Lillard was doing and saying. If an All Star like Lillard is setting screens with his elbows flared, excessively pushing off, or talking non-stop nonsense, then you tell him to "Cut that $#%^ out." And it always escalates when you tell someone to cut the BS.
Agreed context matters. Can't back down depending on circumstance
I was more upset at Clarkson's shuffle with Dragic. That was unnecessary I think.
Perspective said:irvinehomeowner said:While people might enjoy the fire, I don't like the way D'Angelo was jawing at Lillard last night. He's only 20 years old, has only played one year and he's talking trash to a proven point guard? It shows his immaturity (which jives with the Nick Young incident). I posted this before but these guys can't be so big-headed... maybe they got that from playing with Kobe. The other thing is all that did was get Lillard mad and Russell couldn't respond... and the Lakers lost.
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Hmm, context matters. Whether or not DLo's trash talk was appropriate depends wholly on what Lillard was doing and saying. If an All Star like Lillard is setting screens with his elbows flared, excessively pushing off, or talking non-stop nonsense, then you tell him to "Cut that $#%^ out." And it always escalates when you tell someone to cut the BS.