- Feb 17, 2019
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I need the Robfather to pull this one off for the state of Laker nation
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Hope he reaches the buyout market
Obviously doesn’t visit NT I’ve been saying this for a while lol but was told you can’t spell stAR without the…
Fan votes.Top 10 in All Star voting at the guard position, and the most highly coveted Laker trade asset.
In fact, he's been deemed "untouchable" by some sources lol
Get with the program buddy
#1. If he's not a consistent knock-down shooter, I don't.Just curious, how do you guys think Gordon could help this team? And have you watched him at all in 2023-24?
He will help the 2nd unit, he's a veteran who has a chip on his shoulder, and for $1.8 mm on a buyout, why not?Just curious, how do you guys think Gordon could help this team? And have you watched him at all in 2023-24?
So.....Fan votes.
LMAO
There’s not really much leveling up to do on a team with Lebron and AD, because there’s a clear hierarchy that’s been established… run the offense through AD, let Bron do Bron things and everyone else get in where you fit in. For Austin, I think he’s added some things to his game this season like an improved pull up three but even that for example, how many of those shots do you want him taking with AD and Bron on the floor?I said this way back in the summer, the entirety of our fortunes were dependent on AR leveling up again. He's been decent, and still our 3rd best player but the trajectory has kinda flattened out.
He's better than Cam.He will help the 2nd unit, he's a veteran who has a chip on his shoulder, and for $1.8 mm on a buyout, why not?
We need more high quality vets on this team, especially off the bench, and Hayward would give you 10-13 points a night on spot minutes off the bench.
He'd be an outstanding get on the cheap for the Lakers
So.....
Whose opinion would the average person rather believe, someone who is actually employed by the Lakers and been working in the NBA for over two decades, or yours?
LMAO
Go ahead and keep downplaying the kid. I bet you if the Lakers do decide to trade him, they get an All-Star level player in return. This alone would tell tell you what level player and what type of rep AR has around the league.
I’m not making a case of Lavine BUT a guy was a legit 1 (maybe 2 between him and DDR) option and still putting up 25 ppg would feast on the type of coverages he see playing next to AD and Bron.They don't want to carry a third max on the team (understandablely), but he is the guard to uplift the offense.
Hayward at this point in his career is a 3/4… just like Prince, Bron, Rui and Vando.Hayward a good vet, nearly 15/5/5 this year, but fit isn’t ideal. Doesn’t shoot many 3s, not running the floor, okay defender. Any minutes he’d take from reddish would be a blessing though
Murray’s a 40% 3 point shooter that’s a high level defender and can make plays for others if he needs to. And he’s cheaper/healthier than Zach.