If this experiment fails, blame Lebron and AD who orchestrated this.
This injury might be a blessing in disguise. THT was basically a one handed player the first two years of his career, using only his right hand....
I get that, but the lack of depth there is still terrible. They can’t play 48 minutes.
This team is a mess. Too many issues to count. Be nice if we had another wing over 6’5. Rob hasn’t brought in enough wing depth since we traded...
Came off as a fake tough guy putting his hands on happy go lucky Dwight. Especially when he’s basically Bambi on ice the entire game on the floor...
Just feel like AD putting his hands on Dwight was uncalled for.
Bringing Bradley in may hint to how bad Ellington and Monk are defensively.
In hindsight that Buddy Hield trade is looking better to me and I don’t even like Buddy Hield.
Not saying he’ll never fit, but Lebron and company figuring out how to integrate him into this team is going to be a really tall task.
Great call!:Beertoast2:
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This is a really good take. I’d take a flyer on him as well. We have enough veteran presence guys. I’d love to get some youthful athleticism in...
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Just great. I’d insert Dwight at center. Spacing will suck, but it is what it is. Russ Ellington/Monk Lebron AD Dwight
Thanks. It’s been over a decade since I lost my dad. However, it’s still tough. Lots better, but still tough.
Words cannot express how much I love Pau Gasol. I had just lost my dad who was my best friend when he debuted in LA. The euphoria of Laker nation...
This kid may push Ellington for that starting SG spot. Need to see more on the defensive end though.
Here’s a podcast interview with him on Spotify. Seems like a good dude. As fellow southerner, I love the southern drawl lol. Says his grandma was...
Didn’t see this coming at all. Maybe our FO and Vogel feel confident that THT can fill that wing defender role too.
I’ll say it. I wouldn’t be terribly opposed to bringing McKinnie back for that 14th spot. He actually didn’t play half bad when he got minutes.
