It matters because the L*kers suck and just got a heck of alot better. I hate the L*kerswhat does any of this matter? the kings either:
a) are focusing on making the 8th playoff spot this year,
b) are waiting for the 2010 summer to make their move, or
c) haven't even played up to their potential! we've got bibby, artest, and martin back!
ugh.
It matters because the L*kers suck and just got a heck of alot better. I hate the L*kers
I don't know why you guys are letting this trade get you down. The lakers really have nothing to do with us anymore and we're on two totally different timetables with them now.
What are the Grizzlies thinking? They could have traded Gasol to the Bulls and have gotten a lot more. Probably could get Nocioni and Thomas and a 1st. Plus they traded Gasol to someone in their own conference. Idiots...
Even though the Lakers have nothing to do with us anymore, I know a majority of the board still dislike them because they still have Kobe and Phil on that team. I know as long as Kobe is on that team, I will always hate them, even if they have nothing to do with us.
I understand that, but to get really upset over this I find kinda silly because it really doesn't affect our team at all.
Live in Northern Cal and then say that.I understand that, but to get really upset over this I find kinda silly because it really doesn't affect our team at all.
I guess it is upsetting because while we sit on our hands, our rivals manage to make deals and get better without having to give up whole lot.I understand that, but to get really upset over this I find kinda silly because it really doesn't affect our team at all.
yup, i agree. the only real effect it has on me is making me give our management some dirty glares.
Imagine this Lakers lineup going into the playoffs.
PG - D. Fisher
SG - K. Bryant
C - A. Bynum
PF - P. Gasol
SF - L. Odom
Bulls couldn't give them cap space. Memphis is priming to sell their team and they want it to appear as a flexible franchise to any suitors.
First off, Pau Gasol is not "one of the softest players in the league." One might say that about Brad Miller, but not Gasol. Look up his complete NBA stats and scouting reports. He's easily one of the top 10-20 best players in the league over the past few years and you don't get that high by being a wimp on offense and defense.
I rate this a one of the most depressing days in Sacramento Kings history. Almost on a par with C-Webbs injury in the playoffs against Dallas or Horry's last second shot for the Lakers playoff win.
I definitely need a stiff drink as soon as Friday happy hour starts!
what if they turn around and pull a trade like this tomorrow?
http://realgm.com/src_checktrade.php?tradeid=4458638
haha no chance i know...but think of the team then
5. Bynum
4. Pau
3. Ariza or Walton
2. Kobe
1. Kidd
double you teee effff
Today is Martin's birthday.
I'm still apoplectic about this: so the Lakers not only get a former All-Star for nothing, but they get rid of Kwame Brown, too?
There's quote by George Carlin that I'd like to apply to the Lakers right now, but it'd never get past the filters...
I guess I must be about the only one who isn't that concerned about this. It took two future first-round draft picks to get the deal done. There's NO WAY anyone around here would have wanted to give up two picks and whatever else it might have taken to do the deal...
Go ahead and flame me, but I find this trade exciting as an NBA fan.
On balance, the trade is pretty good on both sides with an edge to the Lakers. I think competition will bring out the best in our team as well and finally get management to do something. If anything, we should be upset at Petrie for having his *** surgically sewn to hands.