It exposes the weakness of our bench.
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Blake_Bryant wrote:Is the preseason performance something to worry about?
It exposes the weakness of our bench.
benji wrote:LeBron is such a choker. And people were talking about him as an all-time great. As having possibly surpassed Kobe. What a joke.
velvet bliss wrote:Andrew, you the real MVP.
Andrew wrote:He who flops and flails to the Finals and a title, flops and flails best.
I have no doubt that NBA types think the Lakers will clear the financial decks in 2014 to be able to make a run at LeBron James. I just wonder why anyone finds it at all newsworthy that the Lakers will clear the financial decks in 2014 to be able to make a run at LeBron James. Every team is going to try and make a run at LeBron James in 2014. To not do so would be sports malpractice. So the Lakers, and the Bulls, and the Mavericks, and a few other high-profile teams (and don't kid yourselves; the Cavaliers would take him back in a nanosecond), and every other team that can clear the requisite cap room will be ready when and if James opts out of his Heat contract. In related news, the sun will rise tomorrow in the east, and set in the west.
Mattan wrote:LOL, LeBron James not being advance here but if Kobe Bryant, Nash, & Howard is not working (at least for now) what more if it is LeBron James.
I have no doubt that NBA types think the Lakers will clear the financial decks in 2014 to be able to make a run at LeBron James. I just wonder why anyone finds it at all newsworthy that the Lakers will clear the financial decks in 2014 to be able to make a run at LeBron James. Every team is going to try and make a run at LeBron James in 2014. To not do so would be sports malpractice. So the Lakers, and the Bulls, and the Mavericks, and a few other high-profile teams (and don't kid yourselves; the Cavaliers would take him back in a nanosecond), and every other team that can clear the requisite cap room will be ready when and if James opts out of his Heat contract. In related news, the sun will rise tomorrow in the east, and set in the west.
Andrew wrote:I have no doubt that NBA types think the Lakers will clear the financial decks in 2014 to be able to make a run at LeBron James. I just wonder why anyone finds it at all newsworthy that the Lakers will clear the financial decks in 2014 to be able to make a run at LeBron James. Every team is going to try and make a run at LeBron James in 2014. To not do so would be sports malpractice. So the Lakers, and the Bulls, and the Mavericks, and a few other high-profile teams (and don't kid yourselves; the Cavaliers would take him back in a nanosecond), and every other team that can clear the requisite cap room will be ready when and if James opts out of his Heat contract. In related news, the sun will rise tomorrow in the east, and set in the west.
Well said indeed, though my guess is that he doesn't opt out.
“"I did want to go to Brooklyn. That's a place where I told the Magic that I really wanted to go," to Stephen A. Smith and Ryan Ruocco on ESPN NewYork 98.7 FM. "[But] I was traded to the Lakers, and I think it was a blessing in disguise.
" … I think there's a reason why everything happened the way it happened. So far it's been an unbelievable experience for me. … It's like a dream come true."
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