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I hear ya LTB, I agree.
Yeah, no.
can I get a more valid rebuttal than "yeah, no"?
that's weak bro.
Spurs are not "here for the long term" as you put it. When the Pop-Duncan-Parker sun sets, they will fall by the wayside quicker than ****.
And financially, even with those dudes, they have not become some value monster, or money making machine either. They are soundly run, smart ownership, and stay within their strengths, but they are not going to be around for 30-40-50 years like us or Boston or New York etc.
They will wilt away, unless they land another transcendent star, along with a transcendent coach in the near future.
What you are saying/believing is the equivalent to me saying that OKC will be around for ever and ever because Kevin Durant is great. When he leaves, unless they replace his *** with an equal talent, OKC will become the Bobcats.
Chad P got a point!
I heard that Jerry West is downplaying this draft, saying that he thinks the entire class will be a bust.
I'm with The Logo. :\
BEEN saying that I don't think there are any franchise saviors, but you guys just keep throwing numbers at me and impressive games against college teams. I know, I know, college teams is obviously all they can play, but still, I don't see any franchise saviors in this class. I don't. There's no one in this class that has me thinking like "This game is just too easy for you. Go ahead and fast track to the NBA, because what you're doing right now? Too easy."
“There were times when me and Kobe (Bryant) would be yelling at each other,” Metta said. “I once told the greatest player ever, ‘You suck.’ Our practices got intense and the next day we’d go out and take it out on the other team.”
If I’m the Lakers, I’d rather keep my 2014 pick and cross my fingers that I can sign Love in 2015 (and his Olympics buddy Kevin Durant one year later).
Don’t worry, Lakers fans, the NBA is rigging the 2014 lottery for you. You’ll be fine.
This! Jerry is right. This draft is way over hyped...overrated so if lakers do get a top three pick it won't do much like I said before. It's not always about "trolling" when some says something you don't want to hear.
It's ok to except fate...I'm just sayn
Everyone knows that the lottery is rigged
1) LA
2) Boston
And nothing else matters
Top 5 pick doesn't have to always be a star.
The Lakers are in a bad position as is. Obviously it's ideal to land a star. But the Lakers are in such a hole, any long-term impact player will be a huge plus.
Basically, as long as the guy isn't Darko or Kwame, the Lakers are benefiting.
If they land Parker and he's the next Lebron, even better.
This! Jerry is right. This draft is way over hyped...overrated so if lakers do get a top three pick it won't do much like I said before. It's not always about "trolling" when some says something you don't want to hear.
It's ok to except fate...I'm just sayn
agreed, this draft is overhyped.
I don't see any clear as day blue chip guys.
Wiggins, Parker, Exum, Embiid, Smart & Randle..........All seemingly have potential but this isn't the '03 draft where you knew James, Wade, Bosh & Anthony were clearly special players. Lol Darko.....
Embiid might be the only guy in that list I can feel comfortable saying "that guy is a special, special talent". Only playing ball since '11, uncanny resemblance to Olajuwon in his college days. His per 40 minutes extrapolation is also similarly uncanny to Olajuwon, and his footwork is downright impressive.
Scary sky-high potential in him.
But after that it gets a bit murky. I'm not sold on Wiggins, his athleticism is great but I'd rather Randle or Exum at the 3 spot behind Parker.
Buyer beware.
at knowing how "special" Wade and Bosh were in 2014, when talkin about 2003.
At this same point in 2003, you and everyone else would have the same reservations about that class as you do this class. Hell, there were people that thought LeBron would bust, even as surefire as he looked.
Embiid, Wiggins, Randle, Exum, Smart, and Jabari could all come in and blow the doors off the NBA next year, and in a few years people will be sayin how easy it was to KNOW this class would be special. And that's not even if LaVine, or Vonleh, or Cauley, Harris, etc make a splash.
But before that, we gotta go with "overrated" to protect ourselves. The lone voice of reason against hundreds of paid professionals. I can respect it.