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Like management has given a damn about Kobe's input lately. 
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Like management has given a damn about Kobe's input lately.
Not from the moves they made last season but let Kobe not be happy n bounce the Clipper will Run LA even if Lebron comes next year also goes for Melo also...
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Any predictions for Coach of the year? 
Not being a homer, but I got Mchale
Not being a homer, but I got Mchale
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Doc Rivers will ride the goodwill among the media and Chris Paul-Blake Griffin combination to the award.
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Any predictions for Coach of the year?
Not being a homer, but I got Mchale
I got Mark Jackson is GS has a good season or Jason Kidd if BK takes 1 or 2 seed.
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Blake gotta play D thats gonna be fun to watch....lol
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elle varner is the definition of a average light broad w/ curly hair nun special
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BRANDON JENNINGS @BrandonJennings
She out eating and she tell you where she eating, u call up pay for her bill. #littlethings
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do work son
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what does the appearance of his gf have to do with his opinion on another woman?
we have different tastes, just let it go.
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Kobe Bryant is no longer the king of the castle man, they dont care what he thinks.43 Wins, when Bill found out Russy lead the league in attempts. Paus gone by February IMO.
Only way you send Pau away is in return you get someone better.Kobe will not let that fly unless you sell him the dream...
Lets hope not. I'd rather see Jason Kidd get it if we're just going to give it to whoever.
If we're talking about who will actually deserve it, MARK JACKSON
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Maybe, but the expectations are high for the Clippers. If they don't win the Pacific and a minimum of 60 games, I don't see Doc getting it. The team has to do better than it did under VDN for Doc to win.
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Uuuhhhhhh, yea, ok then
My mistake, was reading an article on Danieal Manning's knew injury and crossed them up
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Pau leaving LA regardless might as well trade him and get some future players. You're not getting Lebron. Settling for Melo or Rudy Gay (P might light ALL OF LA on fire ) is what average in the West? That Pau for Varejao and Waiters deal Bill proposed might be good.
Lakers need to get their management in check first before ANYTHING! And let's be real, Pringles is not leading anyone to a championship. Like Bill said again, look at Dallas *shrugs*
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) is what average in the West? That Pau for Varejao and Waiters deal Bill proposed might be good.Lakers need to get their management in check first before ANYTHING! And let's be real, Pringles is not leading anyone to a championship. Like Bill said again, look at Dallas *shrugs*
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This man just hit you guys with some truth. I told my brother about that trade, and he said he could live with it, even though he hates Dion Waiters.Pau leaving LA regardless might as well trade him and get some future players. You're not getting Lebron. Settling for Melo or Rudy Gay (P might light ALL OF LA on fire) is what average in the West? That Pau for Varejao and Waiters deal Bill proposed might be good.
Lakers need to get their management in check first before ANYTHING! And let's be real, Pringles is not leading anyone to a championship. Like Bill said again, look at Dallas *shrugs*
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Yea, they will still be highly competitive but not sure if a championship would be likely by moving him. At the same time, its about matchups and with better ball movement, shooting, allowing Conley/Gasol more touches, increased pace and maintaining their high defense intensity, they have a chance. Simply dropping ZBo and getting nothing in return is a no-no though.
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they can get waiters & side show bob for pau...do it mitch
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Andy got injury problems and Waiters is Jamal Crawford esque, not a big come up if you're LA and Pau can end up balling out playing next to Kyrie and his old buddy Yolo (if he actually plays)
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Lakers might do that, but the only problem is.
Mike Brown doesn't eem know how to use Pau, why give up a good young prospect for someone who wouldn't even be utilized. Plus Tristan Thompson is probably going to play well this year. I just don't see the cavs giving up on a good young prospect for Pau.
Mike Brown doesn't eem know how to use Pau, why give up a good young prospect for someone who wouldn't even be utilized. Plus Tristan Thompson is probably going to play well this year. I just don't see the cavs giving up on a good young prospect for Pau.
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How is Pau's value still that high? If they can get AV and Waiters for Pau, ZBo should be able to get Memphis the same damn thing.
If they can get AV and Waiters for Pau, ZBo should be able to get Memphis the same damn thing.
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How is Pau's value still that high?
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Lamar Odom Reportedly Meets with Lakers About Potential Return to LA
BY ZACH BUCKLEY (FEATURED COLUMNIST) ON OCTOBER 15, 2013 10,123
For the first time in a long time, there is basketball-related news to report on embattled free agent Lamar Odom.
According to TMZ, Odom has been working on a return with his former employer, the Los Angeles Lakers:
But that's assuming he's at his best.
His basketball reputation was battered over the last two seasons.
Miffed by his inclusion in a trade that would have sent Chris Paul to the Lakers, Odom demanded a trade and was eventually dealt to the Dallas Mavericks prior to the start of the 2011-12 season. In Dallas, he posted career lows across the board before abruptly leaving the franchise prior to the end of the regular season.
He spent last season with the Los Angeles Clippers. While he managed to play all 82 games, his scoring was lower than it had ever been (4.0), and his field-goal percentage stayed beneath 40 for the second straight season.
Off the floor, Odom's reputation has been tarnished even more.
In August, he was stopped for suspicion of DUI. This came just days after ESPN reported that Odom's friends were trying to get him help for a drug problem. A rehab stint followed shortly thereafter, but People reported that he was in and out of the facility in about 24 hours.
A source close to the situation told Jen Heger of Radar Online in late August that the Lakers would welcome Odom back to the franchise if he was willing to go to rehab:
If he can find his footing with the Lakers, his basketball story would have come full circle. He broke into the NBA with the Clippers, then enjoyed a wildly successful seven-year stay with the Lakers.
He'll need his personal life in order before he can ever get back out on the hardwood, but if that's happened, this could be a lifesaving relationship—for Odom and the razor-thin Lakers.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...eets-with-lakers-about-potential-return-to-la
BY ZACH BUCKLEY (FEATURED COLUMNIST) ON OCTOBER 15, 2013 10,123
For the first time in a long time, there is basketball-related news to report on embattled free agent Lamar Odom.
According to TMZ, Odom has been working on a return with his former employer, the Los Angeles Lakers:
The last time Odom suited up for the Purple and Gold, he secured Sixth Man of the Year honors while posting a career-best 19.4 player efficiency rating during the 2010-11 season. A versatile big man, he's capable of changing games on both ends of the floor and anywhere in between.
But that's assuming he's at his best.
His basketball reputation was battered over the last two seasons.
Miffed by his inclusion in a trade that would have sent Chris Paul to the Lakers, Odom demanded a trade and was eventually dealt to the Dallas Mavericks prior to the start of the 2011-12 season. In Dallas, he posted career lows across the board before abruptly leaving the franchise prior to the end of the regular season.
He spent last season with the Los Angeles Clippers. While he managed to play all 82 games, his scoring was lower than it had ever been (4.0), and his field-goal percentage stayed beneath 40 for the second straight season.
Off the floor, Odom's reputation has been tarnished even more.
In August, he was stopped for suspicion of DUI. This came just days after ESPN reported that Odom's friends were trying to get him help for a drug problem. A rehab stint followed shortly thereafter, but People reported that he was in and out of the facility in about 24 hours.
A source close to the situation told Jen Heger of Radar Online in late August that the Lakers would welcome Odom back to the franchise if he was willing to go to rehab:
Despite the reported offer, Heger's source said Odom had been hesitant to accept the deal:
TMZ later reported that Odom said he'd been sober for nearly a week and didn't need rehab to maintain sobriety. Odom reportedly didn't rule out the possibility of getting professional help, but would only accept the assistance in private and not in a rehab setting.
If he can find his footing with the Lakers, his basketball story would have come full circle. He broke into the NBA with the Clippers, then enjoyed a wildly successful seven-year stay with the Lakers.
He'll need his personal life in order before he can ever get back out on the hardwood, but if that's happened, this could be a lifesaving relationship—for Odom and the razor-thin Lakers.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...eets-with-lakers-about-potential-return-to-la
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