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Cochese

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Nov 14, 2017
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Kotto

CEO of Traphouse Networks
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Nov 3, 2017
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That's going to definitely make them more dangerous.
 

Derrick01

Banned
Oct 25, 2017
7,289
That's a lot of ball handlers on one team, 2 of them who can't do anything when they don't have the ball. Should be a fun mess to watch.
 

RDreamer

Member
Oct 25, 2017
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Another 1 year deal. I think they're just throwing away this year and going for it next year.
 

GaimeGuy

Banned
Oct 25, 2017
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I don't mind superteams as long as it's done with the pieces of the puzzle being filled in. But having these teams form where 6 or 7 stars all head for the same place while that place does literally nothing management wise just rubs me the wrong way

Lakers were in hell, there is absolutely no reason for them to suddenly become a contender over teams like the Wolves, celtics, and jazz, that actually are putting in the work to develop a team. :/
 
Oct 25, 2017
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Well this team so far is temporary. I feel if anything they'll try to do something by trade deadline and if not. They got next year. They did secure Lebron for 4 years.
 

Hydrus

Banned
Oct 27, 2017
4,298
I don't mind superteams as long as it's done with the pieces of the puzzle being filled in. But having these teams form where 6 or 7 stars all head for the same place while that place does literally nothing management wise just rubs me the wrong way

Lakers were in hell, there is absolutely no reason for them to suddenly become a contender over teams like the Wolves, celtics, and jazz, that actually are putting in the work to develop a team. :/
Lakers are putting in the work to develop a team. 4 of their best young talents are from drafting.
 

RDreamer

Member
Oct 25, 2017
14,109
Lakers are putting in the work to develop a team. 4 of their best young talents are from drafting.

Putting in the work to develop them would actually mean giving them full minutes and working a few seasons on them knowing they'd get better later not grabbing a guy like Lebron who'll take away the ball 99% of the time and then surrounding him with a bunch of weird acquisitions that'll fuck team chemistry for just year.