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Like a Camillimanenah undersized and very limited offensively, would've taken him as a regular szn backup though for 9-10 mins a night
don't worry
Walker Kessler is on the way anyway
·1 replyLike a Camillimanegrizzlies are cooking
amazing asset management
Disgruntled star
- ·1 replyLeftside
Disgruntled star
u peep how Rob wanted Veesaar and kept trying to trade up but had no future second picks to trade up?
No one wanted the cash
what a waste of time
- ·2 repliesSilas
u peep how Rob wanted Veesaar and kept trying to trade up but had no future second picks to trade up?
No one wanted the cash
what a waste of time
At least he got Carr. Already his best draft
- Leftside
At least he got Carr. Already his best draft
waiting until I see who he gives a two way contract and an exhibit 10 deal to before making final judgments
- Silas
Lakers didn't get the guy they wanted so they just said f*** it
https://twitter.com/ShamsCharania/status/2069966534328353186Figured that been happened lol
- Silas
don't worry
Walker Kessler is on the way anyway
·1 replySilasget Aaron Nkrumah, Rafael Castro, or Nate Johnson on a two way or exhibit 10 deal please
Nate Brittle
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Not mad at AK Okereke
Versatile forward who can pass, shoot, and defend multiple positions
more of a team defender
- Leftside
At least he got Carr. Already his best draft
good draft
we got Carr and that's all that matters
I'm not mad at the two way contract but I'm also not that excited about it either
- Saturn
Nate Brittle
it's over
- ·1 replySilas
Not mad at AK Okereke
Versatile forward who can pass, shoot, and defend multiple positions
more of a team defender
Lakers was the best fit for him
High IQ, High character guy
physical, sets screens, and shoot 40% from 3
JJ will love him
Can actually see him having rotation minutes
·1 replySilasLakers was the best fit for him
High IQ, High character guy
physical, sets screens, and shoot 40% from 3
JJ will love him
Can actually see him having rotation minutes
key thing is he shot the 3 well enough unlike someone like manon- ·1 replyYoungFashioned key thing is he shot the 3 well enough unlike someone like manon
yea I'm glad
but I want a good gritty point of attack defender who can shoot on this team so bad
- ·1 replySilas
yea I'm glad
but I want a good gritty point of attack defender who can shoot on this team so bad
keon ellis might have to do my boy
- ·1 replyYoungFashioned
keon ellis might have to do my boy
I'm cool with that
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RICHAXXVOYCEJust sitting back waiting for the Ayton resigning
they actually got him
Austin Reaves jr is ours
If Peter Suder can actually hold up defensively, then Lakers may have something
Peter Suder highlights
- Silas
they actually got him
Austin Reaves jr is ours
https://twitter.com/MikeAScotto/status/2069987850624344570I see the similarities
- Leftside
I'm cool with that
Kinda hoping for Max Strus if the Cavs wanna shed a contract
Ye24 🧢SilasI've been looking at guys that might fall that Lakers can sign to a two way contract and I think the Lakers should emphasize guards/wings with 3 point shooting and defense (especially at the point of attack).
These guys that I'm about to name have long wingspans, shot well this season, and can fit with Luka.
If you see we signed one of these guys to a two way contract, then we got a good one.
@YoungFashioned @Ye24 @Leftside @Camille @Saturn
Tier 1
1. Aaron Nkrumah (Tennessee State Tigers)
Height: 6'6 with 6'10 Wingspan
3PT% - 35%
Player Profile: Explosive, hyper-disruptive wing prospect who uses his elite length and rapid defensive instincts to generate turnovers while developing into a fluid slasher.
Defense: Highly dynamic and flexible point-of-attack defender who smothers ball-handlers with his elite length. He moves his feet well to mirror guards step-for-step, allowing him to navigate screen actions. He plays with a natural toughness and high-motor urgency that completely disrupts opposing offense at the top of the key.
Areas of Weakness: Skinny; Unreliable half-court shot creation; his handle is too loose to break down NBA defenses
NBA Comparison: Keon Ellis
2. Nate Johnson (Kansas State Wildcats)
Height: 6'3 with 6'7 Wingspan
3PT% - 41%
Player Profile: Bruising, two-way guard who blends elite point-of-attack defense with an improving perimeter stroke
Defense: Absolute bulldog on the perimeter. He easily fights through screens and refuses to give ball-handlers an inch of breathing room. He moves his feet exceptionally well laterally. He has high defensive IQ and averaged 2.2 steals per game his last season, He has active hands and disrupts offensive sets before they even develop.
Areas of Weakness: Lacks elite vertical pop and burst off the bounce; his older age limits his projection
NBA Comparison: De'Anthony Melton
3. Jadon Jones (Oklahoma Sooners)
Height: 6'5 with 6'9 Wingspan
3PT% - 36%
Player Profile: Fluid 3-and-D wing with a lethal, high-volume perimeter stroke with elite defensive tools
Defense: Highly disruptive perimeter enforcer who previously earned Big West Defensive Player of the Year honors. At the point of attack, he utilizes an elite combination of lateral quickness and a long reach to cleanly match ball-handlers, absorbing driving contact without conceding space. What makes him exceptional at the top of the key is his hyper-active hands and recovery motor. He averaged 1.8 steals and 1.0 blocks per game last season.
Areas of Weakness : Highly one-dimensional offensive profile; he provides virtually no rim pressure or paint touches, struggles to create off live dribbles, and averaged under 1.0 assist per game across his college career
NBA Comparison: black Sam Hauser
Been outta the loop with the draft stuff been in Alaska the last week
What we think of Carr bro