I watched him all season. His defense is not good. He is an extremely streaky shooter. I would not take him at #22. He should come back and work...
You never know what the Lakers would have done with Zubac. Magic was a great Laker player, but he made numerous bad GM decisions, and walked out...
I just wish AD would be more of a 5. He would be more of a killer, but he would need to get stronger and want to be a 5. Just don't see it. Ayton...
And what has it got them? I really don't care about our regular season records against anyone. They still have no NBA titles.
Not a fan, but anyone who can help us, I am all for it.
I don't know how you get away with the S..t you say here.
Nothing new. His MO. I don't like Stephen A as well.
You may be right. If the criticism he is getting now does not light a fire for him to improve his deficiencies, nothing will. The road is littered...
If the price tag is Kuz, Dennis, and the draft pick, I would be good with that. Don't see it happening.
I don't know where anyone was saying Ben will solve our 3 pt shooting issues. Since your saying Vogel has no offensive creativity, why would it...
We just gonna have to disagree on Simmons.
Lebron is 37 years old and not getting any younger. He cannot continue being the priimary pg. I value passing and defense being more important...
Love you Magic, but stay away from Laker decision making lol
It is not about his shooting here. It is about being a facilitator and his defense for the Lakers.
Don't agree with that at all. Put him with Lebron and he would change. He does have to improve his FTS.
We don't necessarily need a shooting point guard. We would have a young facilitator and add a few shooters in the off season to come off the...
I think if you pair him with lebron and AD, that would be a killer lineup. We just need him to facilitate and play defense.
That might work.
Is this reverse psychology?
Blowing a 25 point lead in the second half by the team with the best record in the NBA, is a choke job. Clippers without their best player as...
