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That can't be right. The starters played 16 minutes combined??
@grandtheftbike is a national treasure
If they cared about looking bad they wouldn't have signed them in the first place. Ingram should be starting by now, and with the multitude of bigs that we have, somebody can give us more than what Mosgov is.Politics. The 2 highest paid must start. Can't bench Moz and Deng otherwise management looks bad
That 10-10 start was fools gold fam. 5-20 since. Abysmal.
Jim Buss era. :x
morale with the squad has got to be dwindling FAST
what do yall think we need most?
good short read about Zu's trips from d-league-NBA-D-league-NBA schedule via OC registerHas... They want him down to 265. He's at 272. Started the season at 280Is it just me but has zu shed some weight
Looks thinner in the face
Devastating to actually see it in numbers. That is heartbreaking.
Until they step down?
A shot of jack, a blindfold and a gun
Isn't Jim Buss promise supposed to be this year or is it next year?
Who do you have at No. 5?
Pelton: D'Angelo Russell rounds out my top five. The No. 2 overall pick has made incremental progress in his second season, improving his assist rate from 4.2 per 36 minutes to 6.0, increasing his usage rate to 27.4 percent of the Lakers' plays (up from 24.2 percent) while maintaining his efficiency and improving on the defensive glass.
While Russell still has a long way to go in his development as a playmaker and defender, a look around the league shows the opposite story at point guard as at center: Russell is perhaps the league's best full-time point guard younger than age 25, which augurs well for his long-term development.
You've consistently favored Emmanuel Mudiay over Russell. Is that still the case?
Ford: No. Mudiay is still struggling and Russell is looking better. But neither is at No. 5 for me.
Nance is already an above-average backup big man -- the Lakers have really missed him while he has been sidelined -- who might eventually grow to become a starter.
I'm with you on both Russell and Lyles. Both have very bright futures and the upside is still there.