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2 years maxIt ain’t the final chapter though
Melo not done
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2 years maxIt ain’t the final chapter though
Melo not done
Moot point because those picks ultimately served their purpose in acquiring Anthony Davis, which is HUGE considering New Orleans traded him within the conference and he’ll still be in his prime when New Orleans actually wants to make the playoffs. They took the Lakers picks anyway, busts or not. Mission accomplished if you’re the Lakers.I was JUST thinking about the Lakers having those three consecutive #2 picks and the #7 the year before...would those picks be considered failures? Two of them became all-stars but it was after they bounced then the other two will be future journeymen. Also was the sentiment ever “The Lakers aren’t used to picking that high so they don’t know to evaluate draft talent.”?
Dr. J rolling over in his grave.Elvin Hayes stands at #10 (27313).
During one of the games this week, they mentioned if he can average around 13 PPG next season he can crack top 10.I was looking at the all time scorers list. Wondering how much more he’ll climb before he retires.
He’s listed at #15 with 26446 total career points. Elvin Hayes stands at #10 (27313).
895 total points in 58 games played this season.
Could he crack top 10 in a couple seasons?
Yep the entire point of tanking those four years was to draft a superstar or trade for one.Moot point because those picks ultimately served their purpose in acquiring Anthony Davis, which is HUGE considering New Orleans traded him within the conference and he’ll still be in his prime when New Orleans actually wants to make the playoffs. They took the Lakers picks anyway, busts or not. Mission accomplished if you’re the Lakers.
LeBron was 34 when he signed. He’s not waiting on a bunch of young guys to develop.
I think he can he likely would be there already if they didnt steal a season from himI was looking at the all time scorers list. Wondering how much more he’ll climb before he retires.
He’s listed at #15 with 26446 total career points. Elvin Hayes stands at #10 (27313).
895 total points in 58 games played this season.
Could he crack top 10 in a couple seasons?
gotta assume they did an early game in case they have to play tomorrow? Help these guys out a littleWhy is today's game at 2:30 EST and not like 8:00 EST.
At the time, I hated the Randle pick, loved the D'Lo/Ingram picks and was 50/50 on the Ball pick.
Randle was pretty good value. D'Lo was fine, Ingram was great and well Lonzo.
Walton really an NBA Lifer ...Even if yo got fired he woulda stumbled into the Bulls or Nets job
D Lo, BI and Randle were all solid picks so can’t say they missed on them...What you can fault the Lakers for is terrible development and chaos in the organization once they got there, they all had to dip to flourish but LA saw the original potentialI was JUST thinking about the Lakers having those three consecutive #2 picks and the #7 the year before...would those picks be considered failures? Two of them became all-stars but it was after they bounced then the other two will be future journeymen. Also was the sentiment ever “The Lakers aren’t used to picking that high so they don’t know to evaluate draft talent.”?
127-187 record. No DOUBT if he was black, his coaching path would be very different.Like really got that privilege
D Lo, BI and Randle were all solid picks so can’t say they missed on them...What you can fault the Lakers for is terrible development and chaos in the organization once they got there, they all had to dip to flourish but LA saw the original potential
Lonzo you can call a bad pick but I understood it at the time, so many outside factors contributed to that decision
Except he wasn't THAT kind of guy though. He's a player that enhances others, but never would've been THE guy. And he had just got his *** handed to him in the tourney by a clearly far superior PG prospect.I don’t fault the Lakers for the Lonzo pic at all. Living in LA, the hometown kid bringing the Lakers prominence narrative was too powerful for them to go in another direction.
Just shows you how bad they were itchin to dump D Lo, they were done with him the season before ...But that Russell/Lakers relationship had to end for everybody’s benefitThen to salary dump D’Lo to bring in Lonzo lol.....
That pick wasn’t just based on game play that’s why...Lonzo hit the marketing/position combo for them at the timeHow Lakers watched Zo film and thought he was worth the 2 pick is beyonnddd me