Its terrible with 2 first round picks - maybe okay with say three 2nd round picks though.oh I didn't notice the picks included, I don't like that deal with two firsts
Its terrible with 2 first round picks - maybe okay with say three 2nd round picks though.oh I didn't notice the picks included, I don't like that deal with two firsts
To drudge up an old acronym from the past (formerly applied to Tyreke Evans) -- it's probably that they see Carter as naPG (not a Point Guard) and they're thinking short-term positional need rather than long-term development. I'm naF (not a Fan) of this approach -- but you all know that by now.![]()
If the Kings sign anyone, it needs to be a wing, not another guard.
I want to crip walk with DeMar at a Kendrick show.Deebo and Russ are both good friends who sealed their bond cripwalking at that K Dot show lol
Yes, let’s listen to these vets to go get yet another guard. I don’t know which vets but have they actually gotten very far in the playoffs with the Kings or their previous teams?
Yes, let’s listen to these vets to go get yet another guard. I don’t know which vets but have they actually gotten very far in the playoffs with the Kings or their previous teams?
To be fair, that was less them bring on Westbrook and more them trading half their rotation to get himThe Lakers really went places after acquiring Westbrook.
likewise, we should just tell our vets and team leaders to go kick rocks. That'll help team chemsitry, for sure
*Not an endorsement of Westbrook, but I think it's funny to essentially say we shouldn't take any input from the vets"
Unless you’re prime lebron, Jokic, or Giannis you should shut the hell up with input and go play ball. Could care less if they wanna play with there friends especially when they’re a non franchise mover like the vets we have. If Kawhi would’ve kept his mouth shut and just signed with the clippers they’d have boatloads of picks and SGA, probably would’ve ended up with PG later on as well but no.
To be fair, that was less them bring on Westbrook and more them trading half their rotation to get him
This is such a bad take, lol.
Basketball teams don't operate this way anymore. It's a players league and basically has been for the last 2 decades. You tell any good player/star to go kick rocks... guess what you're not going to find a whole lot of talent signing up to play basketball for you. They all talk to each other and they all want input on how the team is run, etc.
This isn't to say you should listen to everything they suggest. But the absolute last thing you tell an NBA player is "Go shut up and play ball and let the adults build the team"
The Kawhi-PG example is interesting because 1. They never get Kawhi without them agreeing to go trade for PG and 2. Absolutely no one saw SGA rising to an MVP-level player. The price of getting Kawhi was paying the tag on bringing in PG too. Again, if you want talent on your basketball team, you have to at least somewhat play ball with what these guys demand.
Nothing like inserting the phrase “tell them to kick rocks”. I would t take input from these vets. Most of these guys won’t be here. As far as team chemistry, if they want Westbrook, I wonder what Devin Carter or Keon are thinking in regards to that…….team chemistry and alllikewise, we should just tell our vets and team leaders to go kick rocks. That'll help team chemsitry, for sure
*Not an endorsement of Westbrook, but I think it's funny to essentially say we shouldn't take any input from the vets"