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Hope we get something we can use.

 

Keep this in mind regarding our competition on the buy out market

 

Can't give up that money. $7m at age 38. It's either his last deal or last deal above the minimum. Ride it out, likely get sent him away from the team and enjoy Los Angeles for a few more months.

 

Dinwiddie is a pretty bad shooter but he can still give us some good minutes off the bench

 

Pelicans aren't a serious team. Not the opportunity in Dallas. Have to think it's Philly or LA. Edge LA

 

Spencer Dinwiddie and Crypto.com
He was interested in getting paid in bitcoins
Match made in Heaven
Lol

 

Oladipo is done for a very long time

 

Winners: Mavs and Knicks. Mavs got two high end bigs and Knicks are in the mix to be the second best team in the East. Have they ever been able to say that since Ewing retired?

Losers: Jazz and Raptors. No clue what either are doing. None at all.

 

They probably couldn't find truck to trade all his sneakers Lol


If Tucker does move on, the Clippers' equipment crew will have to assist the NBA's sneaker king in transporting more than 250 pairs to yet another location.

"P.J.'s kind of like an anomaly," Max Reza, the Clippers' executive director of team operations, told ESPN. "When we traded for Bones [Hyland] last year, he had 10 pairs [shipped from Denver]. I would say on average you're transporting about 20."


When P.J. Tucker was traded by the Philadelphia 76ers to the L.A. Clippers, he had plenty of shoes to take with him.

Those shoes don't even include the enormous inventory of sneakers Tucker wears walking into the arena on game day, a treasure trove split between homes in Houston and Philadelphia. For those, Tucker FaceTimes with his assistant -- who will be at one of his houses -- to see which sneakers are next to ship or bring to Los Angeles.


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Oladipo, Lowry... let's bring Ariza, Felton or Baron back while we're at it.

 

Or Sacre .. He is only 34

 

well that was the most boring deadline day in recent memory

i'm fine with the lakers standing pat. there really weren't any players out there who would've been a major upgrade in any way

 

I’m 100% fine with not making a panic buy. TBH this is the most likeable roster I’ve seen since the 2020 team. There’s none that I just hate like that last team Vogel had.

 

Lakers should of tried to trade darvin ham.

 

That would have required attaching 4 first round picks

 

Pool gets deeper