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KenJi714 wrote:
Tupac nothing personal but i just don't see a grown man wearing those Lakers fitted in publicI hope those are for collection only
LOL...
A grown man wears what ever the hell he wants.
Originally Posted by tupac003
LOL...Originally Posted by KenJi714
Tupac nothing personal but i just don't see a grown man wearing those Lakers fitted in publicI hope those are for collection only
A grown man wears what ever the hell he wants.
dyhard be coming through with some legit stuff...check out his website...ive bought a kobe olympic jersey and a Laker colored dodger cap fromthere...they ship out quick too!Originally Posted by CP1708
Dyhard -- That issue came thru yesterday man, it is friggin beautiful. Major props man, 'preciate it so much.
Originally Posted by Infyrno23
Originally Posted by tupac003
LOL...Originally Posted by KenJi714
Tupac nothing personal but i just don't see a grown man wearing those Lakers fitted in publicI hope those are for collection only
A grown man wears what ever the hell he wants.
QFT!
Originally Posted by thachosen123
Originally Posted by Infyrno23
Originally Posted by tupac003
LOL...Originally Posted by KenJi714
Tupac nothing personal but i just don't see a grown man wearing those Lakers fitted in publicI hope those are for collection only
A grown man wears what ever the hell he wants.
QFT!
X2
Originally Posted by westcoastsfinest
dyhard be coming through with some legit stuff...check out his website...ive bought a kobe olympic jersey and a Laker colored dodger cap from there...they ship out quick too!Originally Posted by CP1708
Dyhard -- That issue came thru yesterday man, it is friggin beautiful. Major props man, 'preciate it so much.
Originally Posted by tupac003
el producto79 wrote:
tupac, I've looked all over NBA.com and I can't find the jerseys w/ the finals patch. Do you have a direct link.
Originally Posted by westcoastsfinest
Originally Posted by thachosen123
Originally Posted by Infyrno23
Originally Posted by tupac003
LOL...Originally Posted by KenJi714
Tupac nothing personal but i just don't see a grown man wearing those Lakers fitted in publicI hope those are for collection only
A grown man wears what ever the hell he wants.
QFT!
X2
word...if i had those hats id wear every one of them for every day of the week...and whos gonna tell tupac what he cant wear...isnt he like a 6'7 dude?...no one aint gonna mess with him
Originally Posted by tupac003
Originally Posted by westcoastsfinest
Originally Posted by thachosen123
Originally Posted by Infyrno23
Originally Posted by tupac003
LOL...Originally Posted by KenJi714
Tupac nothing personal but i just don't see a grown man wearing those Lakers fitted in publicI hope those are for collection only
A grown man wears what ever the hell he wants.
QFT!
X2
word...if i had those hats id wear every one of them for every day of the week...and whos gonna tell tupac what he cant wear...isnt he like a 6'7 dude?...no one aint gonna mess with him
It's not even like that. 6'8 or not wear what ever the hell you want!
I support the lakers so I wear my hats, jerseys, shoes, wristbands and watch whenever the hell I feel like it! Rock what makes you feel comfortable I always say!
Where did you cop that LA Dogers hat in the Lakers colors in the bottom row? I just used eastbay's 30% off to cop a white one but I'm loving that one.
check out dyhards website...hes got some on there
NBA DRAFT / LAKERSLakers sell two draft picks with an eye on free agents
Pau Gasol, left, exchanges high fives with two of the Lakers key free agents, Lamra Odom, center, and Trevor Ariza.
They get $4.5 million and save a total of $6.2 million for selling two selections. General Manager Mitch Kupchak hopes the moves help in re-signing Lamar Odom and Trevor Ariza.
By Mike Bresnahan
June 26, 2009
With one eye toward free agency and another toward the bank, the Lakers sold two of their picks in Thursday's NBA draft for a combined $4.5 million.
The Lakers sat out the first round for a second consecutive season, selling the 29th overall pick to the New York Knicks for $3 million. Then they sent the 42nd overall pick to the Miami Heat for $1.5 million. In both deals, the Lakers also received a 2011 second-round pick.
All told, the Lakers are $6.2 million richer than they were before the draft, raking in $4.5 million while saving another $1.7 million that would have been guaranteed to the 29th pick over the next two seasons.
Thursday's cost-conscious activities will only help the Lakers' chances of re-signing free-agent forwards Trevor Ariza and Lamar Odom.
"It certainly won't hurt," Lakers General Manager Mitch Kupchak said.
The Lakers are trying to decrease the luxury-tax hit for a team that has already committed $74 million to eight players next season.
They could face up to $20 million in taxes if their payroll hits $90 million, a possibility if they re-sign Ariza and Odom when they become unrestricted free agents Wednesday.
On the other hand, there's always the chance that a team offers one or both forwards a contract offer deemed unreasonable by the Lakers.
"I don't know what the free-agent market's going to hold for us," Kupchak said. "If a competing team makes an offer that we don't think is a good basketball business decision, then it doesn't matter how much money you have, we won't match that or try to match that offer."
The Detroit Pistons will be more than $20 million under the salary cap and are expected to be aggressive in free-agency spending.
Atlanta, Memphis, Oklahoma City, Toronto and Portland are also far enough under the cap to sign Odom or Ariza, though they are not expected to be as active as Detroit.
The Lakers did end up keeping one pick Thursday, taking 6-foot-10 Texas A&M center Chinemelu Elonu with the 59th overall selection.
Elonu, who entered the draft after his junior season, faces almost impossible odds in making the roster next season despite being 34th overall on the Lakers' own draft board.
The Lakers' cost-control plan next season calls for carrying only 13 players, the league minimum. The team hasn't had so few players on its roster since also carrying 13 in 2002-03.
"We think we did the right thing," Kupchak said when asked about selling two picks. "There's a chance if we can keep our team together that we really wouldn't have roster space for draft picks. This year's draft, we felt, was not as strong down in the '29' range."
New York selected Florida State point guard Toney Douglas with the 29th pick. Miami took Arkansas guard Patrick Beverley with the 42nd pick.
The Lakers did not have a first-round pick last season because of the Pau Gasol trade with Memphis.
The Grizzlies also have the Lakers' first-round pick next season.
Future Olympian?
Ariza will be one of 25 to play in a USA Basketball mini-camp next month in Las Vegas, the first of several steps toward determining the U.S. roster at the 2012 Olympics.
Ariza, who turns 24 next week, will be joined at the mini-camp by Kevin Durant, Brandon Roy, Danny Granger, Andre Iguodala, Derrick Rose, Rudy Gay, Kevin Love, Russell Westbrook and Blake Griffin, among others.
Damn Pistons.....
We this is going to interesting. The only reason Lamar or Ariza would move to the pistons would be for money only. The pistons right now are not a great team.The only other teams involved are not a factor IMO...well maybe portland or ATL.
I just hope it all works out.
[h2]Kidd Expected To Have Several Suitors[/h2]
Jun 28, 2009 7:43 AM EST
The Mavericks want to re-sign Jason Kidd, but several teams are expected to make a play for the point guard.
Free agency officially opens on Wednesday, and the Cavaliers, Trail Blazers, Celtics, Knicks, and possibly even the Lakers are expected to show interest.
New York can only offer the mid-level exception, worth between $5 and $6 million, while Portland is the only one of the aforementioned clubs with sizable cap room.
Dallas has maintained that re-signing Kidd is a priority.
Via Dallas Morning News
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But my question is what do you do with Fisher? Fisher isn't going anywhere after that finals performance. We all lie ears but I think most ofus like brown a little better.
I doubt it happens but I will have an authentic on the way if it does...