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**LA LAKERS THREAD** Sitting on 17! 2023-2024 offseason begins
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Lol
So all of a sudden Chams has direct line to all these teams and they will give them good players for 1 pick AND take on ****brick!
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utah/toronto/whoever are going to ask for both picks and reaves man yall know how it goes
if they can do utah deal with 1 pick and multiple 2ders i would do it tho
if they can do utah deal with 1 pick and multiple 2ders i would do it tho
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That's me on the Lakers Reddit as well. I just copied and pasted it over there too lol.
Honestly, I almost forgot that 2023 is a pick swap and we're going to have a pick in this year's draft (unless we do a draft night trade).
If the Pelicans continue to struggle, and we continue to struggle as well it might be a top 10 pick
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We need Pels to suck. We can both have top 10 picks lol
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In order for something to continue, it has to start.Then continue praisin Rob.
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This is the thing I don't understand. The whole idea of waiting until the trade deadline to get rid of Russ was that the price of taking on his salary would go down as the season went on but it seems like teams are still demanding a first-round pick to take on Russ's salary for 38 games.
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But the returning 40 mill in salary also has 12-16 mill left on it.
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A good $20M player is worth a first round pick. So of course a bad $20M is worth a first round pick.
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I don't see Kyrie signing an extension with the mavs....
I bet he hits free agency this summer
I bet he hits free agency this summer
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uh.... there was a little something called covid no?
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Bron is tiresome man
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Bron really didn't say anything crazy.
He was disappointed...so we're a lot of Laker fans.
He was disappointed...so we're a lot of Laker fans.
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What does this even mean? How is the number so astronomically lower?
Seems like a Ballsack post
edit: Like Noble said... seems like it lines up with Covid
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not sureWhat does this even mean? How is the number so astronomically lower?
Seems like a Ballsack post
but guess he's saying the overall totals year to year been droppin?
especially post-covid. basically saying it went from pretty much a sold house every home game to not much
2021 year skewed tho cuz it wasnt open for full capacity i think
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Yeah but people who already hated him before he got here need to justify their continued vitriol.
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Those attendance numbers mean nothing. 2020 was rolling, then the season got shut down.
2021 is right after covid and everyone wasn't comfortable going to games. And if I remember correctly, seating was limited at that time.
2022 was full capacity finally and we don't have those numbers.
2021 is right after covid and everyone wasn't comfortable going to games. And if I remember correctly, seating was limited at that time.
2022 was full capacity finally and we don't have those numbers.
