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2014-15 Lakers Season Thread (21-61) KAT
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Why am I still seeing paragraphs dedicated to someone that's not even a thought of this franchise anymore??? Ugh 
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Are you asking in case the Lakers finish 5th worst and the Kings finish 6th?
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darthska
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[quote name="KingJaffeJo"]Why am I still seeing paragraphs dedicated to someone that's not even a thought of this franchise anymore??? Ugh [/quote]Because, man, what could have been. 
We had a dynasty and just... let him go, so the next NBA team could scoop him right up and start the dynasty we could have had.
Could have.
What could have been.
[/quote]Because, man, what could have been. We had a dynasty and just... let him go, so the next NBA team could scoop him right up and start the dynasty we could have had.
Could have.
What could have been.
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What a lost opportunity
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Why am I still seeing paragraphs dedicated to someone that's not even a thought of this franchise anymore??? Ugh
Cuzz we have nothing else to talk about.
Or some people are just stuck in the past.
MOVE ON!
bravelude
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Over analyzing, not enuff humor. Too much analysis on every little damn thing. Chill fam. Fax are Fax dough. Yal lives wood be funnier, less srs, and more humorous if you just learnt how to get your swag on. Instead of playing fantasy GM and what not, yall should try swithc your POV.
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What would you say if jc was a lotto pick? When you watch him play, and I mean really watch him play, he has the intangibles that distinguish a real player in the league. Most importantly he's a quick learner. Being an "old" rookie you really like to see how he adjusts because he doesn't have the luxury of time like a younger player would. The back to back games against the clippers told a lot about how he approaches the game
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JC kinda reminds me of Gilbert Arenas back in his GSW days.
I think he has potential to be great... I would
have no problem moving forward with him at the PG
I think he has potential to be great... I would
have no problem moving forward with him at the PG
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I wonder if management will change how they approach free agency now that JC seems like the real deal. Maybe a top tier PG won't be the priority, maybe we go after a quality veteran to play 20 minutes and JC gets the rest. I would be on board with going after an anchor in the middle and a good young wing with our cap space
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He remind me of another former Warrior, Monta Ellis (without the elite speed).
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Monta'a a better shooter too, but I see the similarities for sure
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What's Ed Davis' cap hold?
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Being an old rookie is the problem. It gives him an early jump start. But could mean his game already matured to the best point it can.
Need to see if he makes a leap in his second year. Could still be rookie luck and his sophomore year, the scouting report could be out on him.
At the very least he can be a really good bench player though. If he comes out next year as good or better than we have something more reliable.
Just have to give it half season before we should fully trust him as more.
With that. JC has change how I view part of the draft. I.e. Mudiay or Russell. I've been Mudiay ahead all year. But know Russell was close. But now have Russell as ahead because of better fit with JC. And Russell will still be able to play with Julius.
Need to see if he makes a leap in his second year. Could still be rookie luck and his sophomore year, the scouting report could be out on him.
At the very least he can be a really good bench player though. If he comes out next year as good or better than we have something more reliable.
Just have to give it half season before we should fully trust him as more.
With that. JC has change how I view part of the draft. I.e. Mudiay or Russell. I've been Mudiay ahead all year. But know Russell was close. But now have Russell as ahead because of better fit with JC. And Russell will still be able to play with Julius.
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$1.1M
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This is a huge summer for JC. He needs to turn into beast mode and come back bigger, better, faster, stronger.
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We get the #3 pick, who is everyone's choice??
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agreed. love the kid, but clarkson = ramon sessions until further notice.
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Winslow is my 2 over all. I feel he projects to better long term over okafor
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Lol
Right now it's a tie between Russell, Winslow, and WCS.
I'd lean Russell right now off overall talent, but the other two are elite defenders that could make immediate impacts next to Randle/Kobe/Clarkson next year.
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