Dominator13
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Money? That or being the absolute star of a championship starving franchise..Can't think of a single reason why KD would leave GSW.
Money? That or being the absolute star of a championship starving franchise..Can't think of a single reason why KD would leave GSW.
KD has proven that he's the ultimate "if you can't beat em, join em" guy. He'll never try to win anywhere else but GS unless it gets to a point where GS don't want him anymore.Money? That or being the absolute star of a championship starving franchise..
KD has proven that he's the ultimate "if you can't beat em, join em" guy. He'll never try to win anywhere else but GS unless it gets to a point where GS don't want him anymore.
Rumour has it Warriors will be contacting DeAndre Jordan? Doubt they’d be able to convince him to take the Midlevel for a year for a chance at a ring, but they have a lot of factors that would help them to do it...
Overall good guy off the court and in the room as well.Garrett Temple opted into his contract with the Kings for next year. He's a decent, versatile player who shot 40% from 3 last year so I'm happy.
Yeah, I can't see him going anywhere else at this point.Overall good guy off the court and in the room as well.
I feel like LeBron is going LA no matter what
Why? He would have the same chance to win the championship if he went to LA with Lebron.Purely basketball wise, I think Paul George is making a huge mistake signing with OKC if he does indeed choose to do so.
Same chance? I don't think so. LeBron James >>>>>>> Russell Westbrook. The Lakers also have the ability to trade for a 3rd star. If not, they still have young players to support LeBron/PG. The Thunder have... Steven Adams?Why? He would have the same chance to win the championship if he went to LA with Lebron.
We also know that Westbrook and PG work together. Do Lebron and PG work together? I mean I'm not saying you're wrong just don't entirely understand the reasoning.Same chance? I don't think so. LeBron James >>>>>>> Russell Westbrook. The Lakers also have the ability to trade for a 3rd star. If not, they still have young players to support LeBron/PG. The Thunder have... Steven Adams?
I don't think OKC is very good, nor do I think players can win playing alongside Russell Westbrook.
Do we know that Westbrook and PG work together, though? How can we say those two work together when they struggled to get OKC to the playoffs and bowed out in the 1st round to Utah?We also know that Westbrook and PG work together. Do Lebron and PG work together? I mean I'm not saying you're wrong just don't entirely understand the reasoning.
Well they also didn't have much help. If Thunder could sign someone like Avery Bradley to be a lock down defender, get Roberson back and maybe some bench depth, that could be interesting.Do we know that Westbrook and PG work together, though? How can we say those two work together when they struggled to get OKC to the playoffs and bowed out in the 1st round to Utah?
Colour me surprised if that were to actually happen, though, outside of Roberson coming back healthy and even then, he's a complete liability on offense.Well they also didn't have much help. If Thunder could sign someone like Avery Bradley to be a lock down defender, get Roberson back and maybe some bench depth, that could be interesting.
I do agree 100% about Philly. I just am very skeptical about Lakers even with Lebron because how will him and Ball fit together? How will all those pieces fit together?Colour me surprised if that were to actually happen, though, outside of Roberson coming back healthy and even then, he's a complete liability on offense.
I just don't see what George sees in going back to OKC from a pure basketball perspective. The Lakers (with LeBron), and 76ers are both better options. Hell, one could argue Indiana might be a better option moving forward.
We've seen LeBron will his teams to success, though, regardless of the pieces.I do agree 100% about Philly. I just am very skeptical about Lakers even with Lebron because how will him and Ball fit together? How will all those pieces fit together?
Can Lebron keep up this year's pace though? This year is really the main year I can think of though that he didn't have a solid to great supporting cast.We've seen LeBron will his teams to success, though, regardless of the pieces.
Then again, I'm of the belief that if LeBron does in fact sign with the Lakers, Lonzo Ball is going to be traded. I've felt that way since last summer.
Why? He would have the same chance to win the championship if he went to LA with Lebron.
I still don't get how the Lakers are going to keep everyone and add PG and Lebron.lolwut
in LA he'd be playing with lebron+talented young players like kuzma, ingram, ball, hart, maybe randle
in OKC he'd have westbrook, the corpse of melo, and adams. that's it. OKC has no young talent, no bench, and no 1st round pick next season. they're likely going to lose jerami grant as well. that team is guaranteed to be out of the playoffs by round 2 just like we already saw this past season
to say he'd have the same chance at a title with OKC as he would with the lakers is laughable. and if he does indeed re-sign with OKC it'll show what an absolute idiot he is
I still don't get how the Lakers are going to keep everyone and add PG and Lebron.
The other thing is that both of them are SF and Ingram is a SF and Kuzma is a PF. So In order for them to fit everyone they have to have Ball 3 SF and a very short C.i forget the exact numbers but it's possible as long as they both take small paycuts