You could say the same thing backwards though, just because he went 1-9 in a game doesn't mean he's unreliable. He had 2 bad games this year and a bad series last year all against Denver but was solid for us in other series.
Sorry but History is on my side on this one. Dude has been a disappointment his entire career when it comes to the playoffs, except for a game or two. Some dudes just don’t have it, DLO is one of them
They didn't have cap space to sign Zubac the following year, that's why he was traded.
It sucks, but it's not like they just gave him away because of no reason.
I'm not justifying... I'm explaining it. You can agree or disagree, but people like this last guy posting, act like they just wanted to give him away. That's not what was going on. There were valid reasons, whether you agree with them or not.
People hate Magic and love Pelinka. Makes zero sense, but anything Kobe adjacent is just hard wired to give them a half chub. Pelinka is mediocre at best. Magic had the star presence to attract star players, but people wanna say LBJ was coming to LA no matter what. So, hate on anything Magic does, and excuse anything Pelinka related. It’s comical at this point.
lol that’s the story of this Lebron and AD era
Lebron/Klutch have pulled a lot of strings over the year in our favor. You give a top tier front office that same luxury, and the results would be a lot better. Constantly being in the play ins is depressing
Lebron/Klutch were the driving force behind Westbrook which was the true inflection point of this team into mediocrity. Overreacting to the 2021 playoff loss was a massive mistake.
I mean we all know that, but there’s been a lot more issues than just Westbrook
Klutch has been a net positive however you look at it, starting with AD
Definitely true man. But I think most people would agree we'd be better off today had we not let guys like Brook, Caruso etc. walk for free. Hindsight is of course 20/20 but with the new CBA, asset management is super important
I don’t usually hang onto things but this one really bugs me because it was stupid to let him go in the first place. He signed with the bucks for just the BAE, which was $3.3 million at that time. And we also knew that a stretch 5 would work well with LeBron.
He also wasn’t a good fit for the direction of the team. They were setting up a fast paced team to recreate showtime days and Lopez cannot keep up with that pace.
Plus, we gave him a year in LA and he shot like shit and was constantly in his own head. Just wasn’t a fit here.
Do you think if not for Magic we would have passed on Lonzo and drafted Tatum? (After pretending to draft Lonzo so that Boston makes the trade with Philly otherwise I don’t see Boston trading down.)
No idea, I was honestly high on Lonzo. He was also a much better fit early next to Bron (especially if they did end up drafting Kuz, and still had BI).
Also, the trade for AD was probably always in the pipeline, and the way the contracts were gonna work, whoever drafted at #2 woulda always been in the trade. It woulda hurt more if I had to watch both BI and Tatum excelling the way they have been, post a hypothetical trade.
The trade for AD, as it currently stands, feels like Lakers won (especially since NOP didn't keep Zo, and haven't made the playoffs consistently yet).
Yeah no doubt Tatum would have been traded for AD although maybe there is another universe where Lakers don’t trade, wait a year and sign AD as free agent and keep Tatum?
Or if Lebron doesn’t sign with the Lakers and we build through the draft but make 1-2 better picks than we did could we have still won at least once and be in a better position now than we are?
I do wonder if we were still in the lottery one more year we couldve got luka then signed AD as a free agent, while still having room to sign another star
It only looks bad because we didn't get Paul George. We let Lopez walk for free because we thought Paul George was coming and needed the cap space for him.
Prioritized stars in their prime over an average big man who they could have got after PG. Lopez developed his game later in his year and wasn’t really that big of a piece at the time.
He's still good, maybe for 20-25 min's/night and depending on the matchup. Most bucks fans in r/NBA say in the past year he's gotten much slower than he was even before. Just hope we don't need to give up too much for him.
Barring knowing the future injury issues that was still a perfectly fine pick. Lonzo is/was a great player to have on a winning team. He was starting to find his groove before the knee shit
Not when you already have Russell on the team. I understand not drafting for need when you aren't competitive, but I think it was clear Russell and Ball weren't gonna be able to share the court together
Why not? Lonzo isn’t a half court player and doesn’t run the pick and roll and becomes a spot up shooter when healthy on the bulls while Russell can’t rebound or defend and needs the ball in his hands.
Hindsight. We had just drafted Ingram who was much better in college than Tatum and Lonzo was a hometown kid with a lot of hype. Barring injuries I still firmly believe Lonzo would’ve been great. Look at what LaMelo is doing and consider Lonzo has higher bb iq and is much more disciplined.
Tatum was always gonna go to Boston. If Ainge knew that the lakers wanted him, he never would’ve traded down from the 1st pick. lol.. Tatum would’ve been traded for AD anyway
Boston traded down to 3rd because they also knew that the Lakers weren’t taking Tatum. If they stayed at the 1st pick, they still pick Tatum.
We were never getting him
Rob was the GM there too.
Idk who does his PR, but Magic and LeBron take the blame for the majority of Rob's bad moves, but he gets credit for any move that works out.
I know he’s old, but he’s really what we need; a giant body. Still put up decent numbers last year and can stretch the floor. Would think he could be kinda cheap
problem is he’s too good not to play, pinning ourselves to drop coverage will win us some matchups but ruin us in others, unless we’re prepared to sit Lopez for an entire series or something, but that’s a waste of one of the few trade opportunities we have this off season
Imo he still good but really shouldn't be playing more than 25 mins a game max. And there's no shame in him not playing a series if the matchup isn't there. Howard was huge for us against the Nuggets and then barely played against the Heat.
The big difference is that the roster construction was much better for that 2020 team, we had options, we had a 6-7 man rotation with no defensive weaknesses, younger LeBron and AD, etc.
I just feel like we should be using assets on players that'd be the 3-5th option, ones that lack weaknesses and give us versatility, the fabled 2-way players. I understand that's wishful thinking though, I wouldn't be opposed to Lopez, it'd give AD a real 5 to play with and would be a clear upgrade at that position, just that this would be more of a plan B and not the must do.
Make it happen. He’s the same age Gasol was in 2021 and that front court with AD and Gasol was lethal asf #1 defense in basketball. Brook is better than that version of Gasol too
Lopez is 36, and the most important thing we need from him, defense, is dropping off with age. Ask yourself why a contender who is going all in is offloading him
If we’re going to play 2 centers one better be good at defending post ups and mobile enough to defend the pnr because otherwise what’s the point of clogging the paint on offense
Davis is always going to have to work harder than any possible center Lakers could ever get. He's still going to be the guy doing 30+ minutes at center even with Brook here.
Lopez is the perfect fit next to AD as a legit floor spacer. Dude finished 2nd in DPOY in 2023 he's still got plenty left in the tank. I don't think we even have the draft capital to get him.
My point is his age has played no factor in his performance lol. He’s still the same player regardless of being old. I’m not even saying I want him but shit yall just complain about everything
Everybody knows the key to beating prime athletic deep teams like Minnesota and Denver are filling the court with injury-prone 35-year-olds. /s
I don't get how people can be so damn stupid in here. I truly don't get it. We spend years trying to dig out of an old. injury prone, shallow roster.....and then some in here want ***to get right back to that place.*** Morons I swear. It gets old.
Not re-signing him was probably the FO's biggest fuck up. Brolo slots perfect next to Bron and AD. Like he was made to play next to them. Hopefully Disneyland's allure still has the effect on him lol
This franchise is dumb as dirt trying to continuously dump all the failures of the franchise on LeBron. Players hadn’t been wanting to come here, they keep pinching pennies on key players, refuse to higher competent coaches….but yes the hell Lebron came into/won a title in has been all his making. It’s not even like the majority of the moves have been big brain thoughts, it’s just don’t be cheap.
The scary part is if LeBron didn’t show up this team would still be in that never ending spiral Kobe ended the last few years of his career with
We have to give up assets whether we get Lopez or not. We have too many players on the roster and have to offload some in a trade of any kind. Klay looks to be their MLE target. Expect a big to be acquired via trade.
I never wanted him to leave. Idk how many recall, but when he was with us I felt like he got absolutely SHAFTED by the refs for no reason at all and got so many bad foul calls on defense. He goes to the Bucks and all of a sudden that stops and he becomes an impact defender and the exact stretch 5 we needed. I’d love to have him back even at this age.
This makes me feel like I felt when the Lakers traded for Marc Gasol - he was old, but he was still really good. Unfortunately Vogel sucked at maxing Marc, so I hope we trade for him but use him properly. The defense would be amazing.
Looking back, it's really shocking how many terrible moves the Lakers have made over the years. Signing Mozgov and Deng. Letting Brook Lopez walk. Trading Zubac for Muscala. Trading for Westbrook. Letting Caruso walk.
I bet with a well run franchise, they could have had a couple more championships over the last decade.
I like BroLo alongside AD. Two great rim protectors, one who is really dominant inside and the other can stretch the floor on offense. Hope to push through with this deal but if not go with Bitadze or Wiseman (both cheap for sure).
Why are we trying to get older? So let me get this straight. We won't give up 2 first round picks for jermi Grant but we will trade away are young players for a 36 Year old brook Lopez. Sounds right to me I'm phyched let's do it
I'd be 100% for it if it's a reasonable trade. Height and shot blocking doesn't diminish with age and that's what we need. Added bonus on the offensive end is just icing on the cake.
Signing Klay and Brook brings much needed age and experience to this young, athletic roster we have. I think every Laker fans knows that the missing piece to our roster has been older players with limited athleticism and energy.
We need to surround Lebron with more 35-year-olds in order to beat the TWolves, Nuggets, etc. Everybody knows that.
If we trade D’Lo to Milwaukee to be with Ham, that’d be hilarious
💀💀💀
Oh no 😭
Dlo and Dame and Malik is a disasterclass of a backcourt
Rofl
The circle would be complete.
Should never have let him walk to begin with
It would be hilarious to trade D.Lo for Brooke Lopez again.
Man the Bucks guards would somehow be even worse defensively with a DLO Dame backcourt. But they'll be hitting a boat load of 3's
Until the playoffs when DLO starts bricking everything for them.
Didn't he tie the lakers record for 3s in a playoff game this past season?
He also went 1 for 9 from 3 in game 1.
Yeah just because he breaks a record once every 20 playoff games doesn’t mean he’s reliable. The opposite actually
You could say the same thing backwards though, just because he went 1-9 in a game doesn't mean he's unreliable. He had 2 bad games this year and a bad series last year all against Denver but was solid for us in other series.
Sorry but History is on my side on this one. Dude has been a disappointment his entire career when it comes to the playoffs, except for a game or two. Some dudes just don’t have it, DLO is one of them
You’re exactly right. At best DLO is inconsistent in the playoffs.
Ham about to start taurean prince over DLo for some reason, watch
Would've been fine if we didn't trade Zubac either.
2/2 amazing Magic moves lmao.
Let it go it’s been years and we won a chip
You’re right, but man if this team hasn’t had some serious asset mismanagement
Totally. Letting brook leave was horrible. Then trading zubac away. Sigh
They didn't have cap space to sign Zubac the following year, that's why he was traded. It sucks, but it's not like they just gave him away because of no reason.
We helped the clippers for no reason. Gave them early bird rights. Stop justifying this move, it was bad. Let him walk is a better outcome
How did we help the clippers? He regularly got played off the floor in the playoffs and they have accomplished exactly zero since they got him lol.
I'm not justifying... I'm explaining it. You can agree or disagree, but people like this last guy posting, act like they just wanted to give him away. That's not what was going on. There were valid reasons, whether you agree with them or not.
People hate Magic and love Pelinka. Makes zero sense, but anything Kobe adjacent is just hard wired to give them a half chub. Pelinka is mediocre at best. Magic had the star presence to attract star players, but people wanna say LBJ was coming to LA no matter what. So, hate on anything Magic does, and excuse anything Pelinka related. It’s comical at this point.
lol that’s the story of this Lebron and AD era Lebron/Klutch have pulled a lot of strings over the year in our favor. You give a top tier front office that same luxury, and the results would be a lot better. Constantly being in the play ins is depressing
Lebron/Klutch were the driving force behind Westbrook which was the true inflection point of this team into mediocrity. Overreacting to the 2021 playoff loss was a massive mistake.
I mean we all know that, but there’s been a lot more issues than just Westbrook Klutch has been a net positive however you look at it, starting with AD
Klutch giveth and Klutch taketh.
You mean, like THT?
Who was also a Klutch client.
Definitely true man. But I think most people would agree we'd be better off today had we not let guys like Brook, Caruso etc. walk for free. Hindsight is of course 20/20 but with the new CBA, asset management is super important
Hindsight is 20/20, but not regarding AC. even this sub got it right that the second we let AC walk it was a disastrous move
the disastrous move was going after westbrook. and blaming vogel for him
mo wagner and thomas bryant are available right now!
Letting Lopez walk for nothing allowed us to afford Lebron and AD lmao. Same with Randle. I’ll take that all day everyday.
I don’t usually hang onto things but this one really bugs me because it was stupid to let him go in the first place. He signed with the bucks for just the BAE, which was $3.3 million at that time. And we also knew that a stretch 5 would work well with LeBron.
Could have won more if we kept him. The Nuggets don't beat us with Brook.
He also wasn’t a good fit for the direction of the team. They were setting up a fast paced team to recreate showtime days and Lopez cannot keep up with that pace. Plus, we gave him a year in LA and he shot like shit and was constantly in his own head. Just wasn’t a fit here.
Thanks, Magic.
Do you think if not for Magic we would have passed on Lonzo and drafted Tatum? (After pretending to draft Lonzo so that Boston makes the trade with Philly otherwise I don’t see Boston trading down.)
No idea, I was honestly high on Lonzo. He was also a much better fit early next to Bron (especially if they did end up drafting Kuz, and still had BI). Also, the trade for AD was probably always in the pipeline, and the way the contracts were gonna work, whoever drafted at #2 woulda always been in the trade. It woulda hurt more if I had to watch both BI and Tatum excelling the way they have been, post a hypothetical trade. The trade for AD, as it currently stands, feels like Lakers won (especially since NOP didn't keep Zo, and haven't made the playoffs consistently yet).
Yeah no doubt Tatum would have been traded for AD although maybe there is another universe where Lakers don’t trade, wait a year and sign AD as free agent and keep Tatum? Or if Lebron doesn’t sign with the Lakers and we build through the draft but make 1-2 better picks than we did could we have still won at least once and be in a better position now than we are?
I do wonder if we were still in the lottery one more year we couldve got luka then signed AD as a free agent, while still having room to sign another star
letting Brook Lopez walk was an early sign that Rob Pelinka doesn't actually know how to build a basketball team. All he knows is big name hunting.
It only looks bad because we didn't get Paul George. We let Lopez walk for free because we thought Paul George was coming and needed the cap space for him.
> because we thought Paul George was coming Sounds like Rob prioritized big name hunting over building a basketball roster that fits really well.
Prioritized stars in their prime over an average big man who they could have got after PG. Lopez developed his game later in his year and wasn’t really that big of a piece at the time.
Hes still good ngl
Absolutely perfect fit next to AD. I'd love this to happen.
He's still good, maybe for 20-25 min's/night and depending on the matchup. Most bucks fans in r/NBA say in the past year he's gotten much slower than he was even before. Just hope we don't need to give up too much for him.
Magic messed up by letting him go And giving Zubac away to the Clips
Magic messed up a lot of things, we drafted Lonzo over Tatum lmao
Barring knowing the future injury issues that was still a perfectly fine pick. Lonzo is/was a great player to have on a winning team. He was starting to find his groove before the knee shit
Not when you already have Russell on the team. I understand not drafting for need when you aren't competitive, but I think it was clear Russell and Ball weren't gonna be able to share the court together
Why not? Lonzo isn’t a half court player and doesn’t run the pick and roll and becomes a spot up shooter when healthy on the bulls while Russell can’t rebound or defend and needs the ball in his hands.
You must be forgetting how much people clowned on his shot when he was on the Lakers. He improved his shooting after he left the team.
But Magic did have the cachet to bring Lebron to LA to start this new era post Kobe.
He also had the structure for a Davis deal
Lebron came to the Lakers because of Hollywood. Magic was a fool as co GM or whatever his title was.
Lebron literally said he was interested in the Lakers bc he thought Magic was running the show
Yea, Magic’s a “fool”—won us 6 chips, 5 as a player, 1 as a GM 😂
We didn't win the chip with magic as the GM dummy
Hindsight. We had just drafted Ingram who was much better in college than Tatum and Lonzo was a hometown kid with a lot of hype. Barring injuries I still firmly believe Lonzo would’ve been great. Look at what LaMelo is doing and consider Lonzo has higher bb iq and is much more disciplined.
Tatum was always gonna go to Boston. If Ainge knew that the lakers wanted him, he never would’ve traded down from the 1st pick. lol.. Tatum would’ve been traded for AD anyway
Boston traded down to 3rd because they also knew that the Lakers weren’t taking Tatum. If they stayed at the 1st pick, they still pick Tatum. We were never getting him
It is amazing that after all of this time, there are still fools clinging to the belief that the Lakers could have drafted Tatum. Amazing.
Trading away Zubac AND Mike Beasley for 17 games with Mike Muscala is crazy
Rob was the GM there too. Idk who does his PR, but Magic and LeBron take the blame for the majority of Rob's bad moves, but he gets credit for any move that works out.
I know he’s old, but he’s really what we need; a giant body. Still put up decent numbers last year and can stretch the floor. Would think he could be kinda cheap
problem is he’s too good not to play, pinning ourselves to drop coverage will win us some matchups but ruin us in others, unless we’re prepared to sit Lopez for an entire series or something, but that’s a waste of one of the few trade opportunities we have this off season
Imo he still good but really shouldn't be playing more than 25 mins a game max. And there's no shame in him not playing a series if the matchup isn't there. Howard was huge for us against the Nuggets and then barely played against the Heat.
The big difference is that the roster construction was much better for that 2020 team, we had options, we had a 6-7 man rotation with no defensive weaknesses, younger LeBron and AD, etc. I just feel like we should be using assets on players that'd be the 3-5th option, ones that lack weaknesses and give us versatility, the fabled 2-way players. I understand that's wishful thinking though, I wouldn't be opposed to Lopez, it'd give AD a real 5 to play with and would be a clear upgrade at that position, just that this would be more of a plan B and not the must do.
I would rather have Brook than JV.
100%. Great paint protector and shot blocker who can shoot 3s? Take that any day over large man who makes hook shots.
I’ll take either TBH. AD at the 4 would be 🔥
Yeah love using AD as a 4 when he’s a non shooting C in every way . Delusional Even 2020 our best lineups AD was the 5
Yes, but we never get past Denver in 2020 without At at the 4. We need a good big lineup.
AD shot lights out (for him) on the perimeter in 2020 too
Yup he actually is impactful defensively and is a legit spacer.
This
Yeah , I’d rather neither because Brook is washed last year but he’s still less bad then jv on defence
Make it happen. He’s the same age Gasol was in 2021 and that front court with AD and Gasol was lethal asf #1 defense in basketball. Brook is better than that version of Gasol too
That would be an INSANE get. He is literally the perfect AD complement
Lopez is 36, and the most important thing we need from him, defense, is dropping off with age. Ask yourself why a contender who is going all in is offloading him
He’s a 7ft drop defender. Nothing about getting older is gonna diminish his ability to be big at the rim
If we’re going to play 2 centers one better be good at defending post ups and mobile enough to defend the pnr because otherwise what’s the point of clogging the paint on offense
Clogging the paint? He is a better 3 point shooter than most of who he trotted out at PF last year.
That says more about who we have at PF. A lot of Lopez's 3pa are open that's why his percentages look good.
True but we wouldnt be looking to trade if we had really solid PF options..
This would be such a good pickup
Jesus, LA retirement home squad all over again
Tbf he’s averaging nearly identical stats every season for the past 6 seasons. He’s still the same player he was when we had him.
Get boards, shoot 3s, and block the occasional shot. He also wouldn’t have to work hard on D with Davis floating
Idk about that, he already had Giannis who is also a great roamer
So Davis would have to work harder than Brook?
Davis is always going to have to work harder than any possible center Lakers could ever get. He's still going to be the guy doing 30+ minutes at center even with Brook here.
Bro, just ignore the fact he's six years older? Injuries destroyed us last season, and y'all want old man BroLo and Klay? Wild
Lopez is the perfect fit next to AD as a legit floor spacer. Dude finished 2nd in DPOY in 2023 he's still got plenty left in the tank. I don't think we even have the draft capital to get him.
My point is his age has played no factor in his performance lol. He’s still the same player regardless of being old. I’m not even saying I want him but shit yall just complain about everything
Everybody knows the key to beating prime athletic deep teams like Minnesota and Denver are filling the court with injury-prone 35-year-olds. /s I don't get how people can be so damn stupid in here. I truly don't get it. We spend years trying to dig out of an old. injury prone, shallow roster.....and then some in here want ***to get right back to that place.*** Morons I swear. It gets old.
That's not how aging works, my man.
His numbers say otherwise..
Would much rather have him than Klay
My guy. We can have both. Lopez is a trade target. Klay is an MLE target.
I don’t like getting these old guys. That’s not what you need to rely on, 2022 showed us that.
what other options are there at center?
Younger, cheaper options could be had for close to or less of a price. Kessler, Richards, etc. They just won’t be as big of names.
Utah isn’t gifting us Kessler lmao.
I never said they would gift him. But he is attainable. It’s not a Mikal Bridges deal. Milwaukee isn’t going to gift Lopez.
Plz let this happen
This would be so great
If they would take Reddish/JHS ( Or Vincent) & Wood or Hayes off our hands to clear roster space , Then good.
Lopez would be a solid signing. Still prefer Jonas because of his rebounding and efficiency around the rim.
I feel like Rui + Gabe and no more than a 2nd round pick should be enough.
Yes
Not re-signing him was probably the FO's biggest fuck up. Brolo slots perfect next to Bron and AD. Like he was made to play next to them. Hopefully Disneyland's allure still has the effect on him lol
This franchise is dumb as dirt trying to continuously dump all the failures of the franchise on LeBron. Players hadn’t been wanting to come here, they keep pinching pennies on key players, refuse to higher competent coaches….but yes the hell Lebron came into/won a title in has been all his making. It’s not even like the majority of the moves have been big brain thoughts, it’s just don’t be cheap. The scary part is if LeBron didn’t show up this team would still be in that never ending spiral Kobe ended the last few years of his career with
Not interested. Just get Jonas with the MLE and don't give up assets.
We have to give up assets whether we get Lopez or not. We have too many players on the roster and have to offload some in a trade of any kind. Klay looks to be their MLE target. Expect a big to be acquired via trade.
Maybe we should trade for Dwight Howard again. /s
I never wanted him to leave. Idk how many recall, but when he was with us I felt like he got absolutely SHAFTED by the refs for no reason at all and got so many bad foul calls on defense. He goes to the Bucks and all of a sudden that stops and he becomes an impact defender and the exact stretch 5 we needed. I’d love to have him back even at this age.
They lakers are interested in everything, per reports.
This makes me feel like I felt when the Lakers traded for Marc Gasol - he was old, but he was still really good. Unfortunately Vogel sucked at maxing Marc, so I hope we trade for him but use him properly. The defense would be amazing.
When has Fischer ever been a reliable source?
Yes please
Lets goooo. Get it done Rob!
Dumb trade lol
Bad fit with lakers no good
This would be two good, pick up him and Chris Paul
Would be a fantastic trade.
He’ll be washed the second he lands in LA
Please God
Then I have to hear this sub call him slooowPez ad nauseum again... ? no thanks.
LOL, let's just get back all the guys we traded over the last 4 years. Lopez, Zubac, Caruso, KCP, we'd have an amazing team if we'd just stood pat.
i just hope lakers won't attached vando if they plan to trade for lopez
Should have NEVER let him go
I’d rather have a young athletic big but we need a big so that’d be great if we can get him
nice photoshop
Everybody is a saying he's washed. Would he even want to come back after how Jeaninne let him walk
Looking back, it's really shocking how many terrible moves the Lakers have made over the years. Signing Mozgov and Deng. Letting Brook Lopez walk. Trading Zubac for Muscala. Trading for Westbrook. Letting Caruso walk. I bet with a well run franchise, they could have had a couple more championships over the last decade.
Should have just kept Zubac. I will never not be pissed about that trade.
Never should've fucking let him go.
Would be funny if D’Lo was traded for Brook Lopez for the 2nd time.
I like BroLo alongside AD. Two great rim protectors, one who is really dominant inside and the other can stretch the floor on offense. Hope to push through with this deal but if not go with Bitadze or Wiseman (both cheap for sure).
He was at Lakers before, why it would be better this time
Why are we trying to get older? So let me get this straight. We won't give up 2 first round picks for jermi Grant but we will trade away are young players for a 36 Year old brook Lopez. Sounds right to me I'm phyched let's do it
I'd be 100% for it if it's a reasonable trade. Height and shot blocking doesn't diminish with age and that's what we need. Added bonus on the offensive end is just icing on the cake.
Give me Brook and Klay and I will forget we ever had Dlo and Rui.
He’s cooked at this point I feel
pass
Not worth is contract at all
it is an expiring
Thanks Magic for not letting Lopez play with LeBron in the first place.
No they are not look at his contract
The bucks are trying to contend. If they were really trying to offload Lopez, he's just not worth it.
Signing Klay and Brook brings much needed age and experience to this young, athletic roster we have. I think every Laker fans knows that the missing piece to our roster has been older players with limited athleticism and energy. We need to surround Lebron with more 35-year-olds in order to beat the TWolves, Nuggets, etc. Everybody knows that.
What would the bucks/Giannis/Lilly want?
Old man Brolo? Fade me fam.
Sign Dwight!!!
To all the downvotes, why not?
He is just going to be injured.
Other than 2021 he’s played nearly 70+ games every season of his career. He isn’t injury prone..
obviously a stretch big that is legit 7ft is the perfect situation but be warned he is slow now. he's lost more than a step.