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PostPosted: Sun Jul 27, 2014 6:06 pm    Post subject:

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Has anyone thought yet that the FO might not be interested in Marion? He is 36 and we have wesley johnson and xavier henry who could both take his spot.

Wes Johnson is a subpar player to me. He's athletic but bricks too many times. He's not an off-the-dribble threat and fails to finish with contact around the rim too. Think he'd need to bulk up and work on his handles to be a better player.


So.. what you're saying is its impossible for a player his age to improve on any of those things?.

at such a cheap price.. if you hold onto him for 2 to 3 years and give him consistent playing time and he turns into half of the player he was projected to be when he was drafted - you've got yourself a real nice player on the cheap.


not when youre naturally horrible at those things. i think at best offensively he's a Sefilosha, for the rest of his career.

on the other hand , with X, all you have to do is get him to buy into a role (defense) ; much easier to do than improve your offensive skill. X buys in and he's a 2way player ; 2way players are crucial - especially when you dont have offensive juggernauts in your lineup, Kobe is our only guaranteed Offense in the starting lineup. sure a guy like Lin will contribute, but Kobe and Lin is no dynamic duo offensively. i dont think we can afford any offensive duds in that starting 5.

OKC w/ Durant and Westbrook could even come out of the west while having 2 offensive duds in their lineup.
Durant, Westbrook, Ibaka > Kobe, Lin, Boozer ; so uh, i dont think we can afford offensive duds like Wes


my only concern with X is can he stay healthy and play 75-80 games.

he is a good kid with no drama so he will buy into what coach is preaching
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PostPosted: Sun Jul 27, 2014 9:38 pm    Post subject:

Jim99187 wrote:
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ch3cky0selff00 wrote:
diando wrote:
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Has anyone thought yet that the FO might not be interested in Marion? He is 36 and we have wesley johnson and xavier henry who could both take his spot.

Wes Johnson is a subpar player to me. He's athletic but bricks too many times. He's not an off-the-dribble threat and fails to finish with contact around the rim too. Think he'd need to bulk up and work on his handles to be a better player.


So.. what you're saying is its impossible for a player his age to improve on any of those things?.

at such a cheap price.. if you hold onto him for 2 to 3 years and give him consistent playing time and he turns into half of the player he was projected to be when he was drafted - you've got yourself a real nice player on the cheap.


not when youre naturally horrible at those things. i think at best offensively he's a Sefilosha, for the rest of his career.

on the other hand , with X, all you have to do is get him to buy into a role (defense) ; much easier to do than improve your offensive skill. X buys in and he's a 2way player ; 2way players are crucial - especially when you dont have offensive juggernauts in your lineup, Kobe is our only guaranteed Offense in the starting lineup. sure a guy like Lin will contribute, but Kobe and Lin is no dynamic duo offensively. i dont think we can afford any offensive duds in that starting 5.

OKC w/ Durant and Westbrook could even come out of the west while having 2 offensive duds in their lineup.
Durant, Westbrook, Ibaka > Kobe, Lin, Boozer ; so uh, i dont think we can afford offensive duds like Wes


my only concern with X is can he stay healthy and play 75-80 games.

he is a good kid with no drama so he will buy into what coach is preaching


yes, indeed. ( and i meant to say KD/Westbrook/Ibaka COULDN'T* do it with 2 offensive duds. and so, why should we have any type of success with 2 offensive duds in the lineup)
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 28, 2014 6:59 am    Post subject:

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Anyone here think we might trade for Klay? I think the stars are lining up for a splashy trade that takes the league by surprise just like in 2008, and Klay is the most likely target.

2015's free agents aren't actually all that great. There are a lot more of them from what I understand than there were this year, so by sheer numbers, the class will be deeper, but there are no transcendent superstars to sign. (And please, don't say Love is a superstar.)

However, the restricted free agents like Thompson and Leonard are very good and could yet prove they are worth max money.

Maybe that is why Hill's contract was structured like it was?

I could easily see a package of Hill, Nash (if he can still play), both our HOU picks, and the protected part of our 2015 pick (#1-#5) being out there for someone.


I'd love to see Klay in a Lakers uniform, and I think it's inevitable at some point in his career. Sooner the better, although since I think it's something he wants I'd hold off to see if we can land him at a discount.


I don't see any discount happening on him. GS won't even give him up for Love and he wants the max.
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 28, 2014 8:11 am    Post subject:

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LakersInFour wrote:
Secretary of Defense wrote:
Anyone here think we might trade for Klay? I think the stars are lining up for a splashy trade that takes the league by surprise just like in 2008, and Klay is the most likely target.

2015's free agents aren't actually all that great. There are a lot more of them from what I understand than there were this year, so by sheer numbers, the class will be deeper, but there are no transcendent superstars to sign. (And please, don't say Love is a superstar.)

However, the restricted free agents like Thompson and Leonard are very good and could yet prove they are worth max money.

Maybe that is why Hill's contract was structured like it was?

I could easily see a package of Hill, Nash (if he can still play), both our HOU picks, and the protected part of our 2015 pick (#1-#5) being out there for someone.


I'd love to see Klay in a Lakers uniform, and I think it's inevitable at some point in his career. Sooner the better, although since I think it's something he wants I'd hold off to see if we can land him at a discount.


I don't see any discount happening on him. GS won't even give him up for Love and he wants the max.


would be interesting to see how GSW reacts to this. you have curry who is getting paid 11mil and Klay will be getting paid 15/16

+ they have contracts of bogut, lee, Iggy & Steph

i think the lakers should sign him for max and see.

if we come out with Gasol/DJ + Klay, I will be happy.
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 28, 2014 8:20 am    Post subject:

Jim99187 wrote:
Dreamshake wrote:
LakersInFour wrote:
Secretary of Defense wrote:
Anyone here think we might trade for Klay? I think the stars are lining up for a splashy trade that takes the league by surprise just like in 2008, and Klay is the most likely target.

2015's free agents aren't actually all that great. There are a lot more of them from what I understand than there were this year, so by sheer numbers, the class will be deeper, but there are no transcendent superstars to sign. (And please, don't say Love is a superstar.)

However, the restricted free agents like Thompson and Leonard are very good and could yet prove they are worth max money.

Maybe that is why Hill's contract was structured like it was?

I could easily see a package of Hill, Nash (if he can still play), both our HOU picks, and the protected part of our 2015 pick (#1-#5) being out there for someone.


I'd love to see Klay in a Lakers uniform, and I think it's inevitable at some point in his career. Sooner the better, although since I think it's something he wants I'd hold off to see if we can land him at a discount.


I don't see any discount happening on him. GS won't even give him up for Love and he wants the max.


would be interesting to see how GSW reacts to this. you have curry who is getting paid 11mil and Klay will be getting paid 15/16

+ they have contracts of bogut, lee, Iggy & Steph

i think the lakers should sign him for max and see.

if we come out with Gasol/DJ + Klay, I will be happy.


Klay is a nice player, but do you think he's ready to make that next leap in his game to warrant a max contract? I hope so, but I don't know.
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Fastbreak32 wrote:
Jim99187 wrote:
Dreamshake wrote:
LakersInFour wrote:
Secretary of Defense wrote:
Anyone here think we might trade for Klay? I think the stars are lining up for a splashy trade that takes the league by surprise just like in 2008, and Klay is the most likely target.

2015's free agents aren't actually all that great. There are a lot more of them from what I understand than there were this year, so by sheer numbers, the class will be deeper, but there are no transcendent superstars to sign. (And please, don't say Love is a superstar.)

However, the restricted free agents like Thompson and Leonard are very good and could yet prove they are worth max money.

Maybe that is why Hill's contract was structured like it was?

I could easily see a package of Hill, Nash (if he can still play), both our HOU picks, and the protected part of our 2015 pick (#1-#5) being out there for someone.


I'd love to see Klay in a Lakers uniform, and I think it's inevitable at some point in his career. Sooner the better, although since I think it's something he wants I'd hold off to see if we can land him at a discount.


I don't see any discount happening on him. GS won't even give him up for Love and he wants the max.


would be interesting to see how GSW reacts to this. you have curry who is getting paid 11mil and Klay will be getting paid 15/16

+ they have contracts of bogut, lee, Iggy & Steph

i think the lakers should sign him for max and see.

if we come out with Gasol/DJ + Klay, I will be happy.


Klay is a nice player, but do you think he's ready to make that next leap in his game to warrant a max contract? I hope so, but I don't know.


Max for Klay? Nope. Doesn't mean some team may not over pay him ala Parsons/Hayward, but not worth a max in my book.
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 28, 2014 8:50 am    Post subject:

yinoma2001 wrote:
Fastbreak32 wrote:
Jim99187 wrote:
Dreamshake wrote:
LakersInFour wrote:
Secretary of Defense wrote:
Anyone here think we might trade for Klay? I think the stars are lining up for a splashy trade that takes the league by surprise just like in 2008, and Klay is the most likely target.

2015's free agents aren't actually all that great. There are a lot more of them from what I understand than there were this year, so by sheer numbers, the class will be deeper, but there are no transcendent superstars to sign. (And please, don't say Love is a superstar.)

However, the restricted free agents like Thompson and Leonard are very good and could yet prove they are worth max money.

Maybe that is why Hill's contract was structured like it was?

I could easily see a package of Hill, Nash (if he can still play), both our HOU picks, and the protected part of our 2015 pick (#1-#5) being out there for someone.


I'd love to see Klay in a Lakers uniform, and I think it's inevitable at some point in his career. Sooner the better, although since I think it's something he wants I'd hold off to see if we can land him at a discount.


I don't see any discount happening on him. GS won't even give him up for Love and he wants the max.


would be interesting to see how GSW reacts to this. you have curry who is getting paid 11mil and Klay will be getting paid 15/16

+ they have contracts of bogut, lee, Iggy & Steph

i think the lakers should sign him for max and see.

if we come out with Gasol/DJ + Klay, I will be happy.


Klay is a nice player, but do you think he's ready to make that next leap in his game to warrant a max contract? I hope so, but I don't know.


Max for Klay? Nope. Doesn't mean some team may not over pay him ala Parsons/Hayward, but not worth a max in my book.


He'll be worth his max in 2016 when the cap is projected to skyrocket.
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 28, 2014 9:08 am    Post subject:

USCandLakers wrote:
yinoma2001 wrote:
Fastbreak32 wrote:
Jim99187 wrote:
Dreamshake wrote:
LakersInFour wrote:
Secretary of Defense wrote:
Anyone here think we might trade for Klay? I think the stars are lining up for a splashy trade that takes the league by surprise just like in 2008, and Klay is the most likely target.

2015's free agents aren't actually all that great. There are a lot more of them from what I understand than there were this year, so by sheer numbers, the class will be deeper, but there are no transcendent superstars to sign. (And please, don't say Love is a superstar.)

However, the restricted free agents like Thompson and Leonard are very good and could yet prove they are worth max money.

Maybe that is why Hill's contract was structured like it was?

I could easily see a package of Hill, Nash (if he can still play), both our HOU picks, and the protected part of our 2015 pick (#1-#5) being out there for someone.


I'd love to see Klay in a Lakers uniform, and I think it's inevitable at some point in his career. Sooner the better, although since I think it's something he wants I'd hold off to see if we can land him at a discount.


I don't see any discount happening on him. GS won't even give him up for Love and he wants the max.


would be interesting to see how GSW reacts to this. you have curry who is getting paid 11mil and Klay will be getting paid 15/16

+ they have contracts of bogut, lee, Iggy & Steph

i think the lakers should sign him for max and see.

if we come out with Gasol/DJ + Klay, I will be happy.


Klay is a nice player, but do you think he's ready to make that next leap in his game to warrant a max contract? I hope so, but I don't know.


Max for Klay? Nope. Doesn't mean some team may not over pay him ala Parsons/Hayward, but not worth a max in my book.


He'll be worth his max in 2016 when the cap is projected to skyrocket.


Agreed. And we'd be one step closer to my ultimate super pipe roster as well. Muhahahah!
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 28, 2014 9:11 am    Post subject:

USCandLakers wrote:
yinoma2001 wrote:
Fastbreak32 wrote:
Jim99187 wrote:
Dreamshake wrote:
LakersInFour wrote:
Secretary of Defense wrote:
Anyone here think we might trade for Klay? I think the stars are lining up for a splashy trade that takes the league by surprise just like in 2008, and Klay is the most likely target.

2015's free agents aren't actually all that great. There are a lot more of them from what I understand than there were this year, so by sheer numbers, the class will be deeper, but there are no transcendent superstars to sign. (And please, don't say Love is a superstar.)

However, the restricted free agents like Thompson and Leonard are very good and could yet prove they are worth max money.

Maybe that is why Hill's contract was structured like it was?

I could easily see a package of Hill, Nash (if he can still play), both our HOU picks, and the protected part of our 2015 pick (#1-#5) being out there for someone.


I'd love to see Klay in a Lakers uniform, and I think it's inevitable at some point in his career. Sooner the better, although since I think it's something he wants I'd hold off to see if we can land him at a discount.


I don't see any discount happening on him. GS won't even give him up for Love and he wants the max.


would be interesting to see how GSW reacts to this. you have curry who is getting paid 11mil and Klay will be getting paid 15/16

+ they have contracts of bogut, lee, Iggy & Steph

i think the lakers should sign him for max and see.

if we come out with Gasol/DJ + Klay, I will be happy.


Klay is a nice player, but do you think he's ready to make that next leap in his game to warrant a max contract? I hope so, but I don't know.


Max for Klay? Nope. Doesn't mean some team may not over pay him ala Parsons/Hayward, but not worth a max in my book.


He'll be worth his max in 2016 when the cap is projected to skyrocket.


Well, it's speculation about how large the salary cap will get in 2016. Sure a new TV deal may change things. If this is the rationale, why didn't we sign a few of the free agents this summer, even RFAs, under the similar understanding that $16m in 2016 won't be the same as $16m in 2014 (cap hit wise)?
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 28, 2014 9:39 am    Post subject:

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Well, it's speculation about how large the salary cap will get in 2016. Sure a new TV deal may change things. If this is the rationale, why didn't we sign a few of the free agents this summer, even RFAs, under the similar understanding that $16m in 2016 won't be the same as $16m in 2014 (cap hit wise)?


Because of the "plan". Or the new plan. Or whatever.

I don't know.
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Well, it's speculation about how large the salary cap will get in 2016. Sure a new TV deal may change things. If this is the rationale, why didn't we sign a few of the free agents this summer, even RFAs, under the similar understanding that $16m in 2016 won't be the same as $16m in 2014 (cap hit wise)?


Because of the "plan". Or the new plan. Or whatever.

I don't know.


The rationale was advanced with Young, with people saying Young's $4-5m contract would seem tiny in 2016. So it's not like it wasn't a consideration.
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 28, 2014 9:44 am    Post subject:

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Well, it's speculation about how large the salary cap will get in 2016. Sure a new TV deal may change things. If this is the rationale, why didn't we sign a few of the free agents this summer, even RFAs, under the similar understanding that $16m in 2016 won't be the same as $16m in 2014 (cap hit wise)?


Because of the "plan". Or the new plan. Or whatever.

I don't know.


The rationale was advanced with Young, with people saying Young's $4-5m contract would seem tiny in 2016. So it's not like it wasn't a consideration.


They've been making a lot of head scratching moves.
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 28, 2014 9:55 am    Post subject:

I think you may see some players wait until 2017 to cash in. The players will not ratify the current CBA. The new CBA should be good for both the players and the Lakers.
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 28, 2014 10:22 am    Post subject:

I think another shoe is going to drop, we will wait and see who is available at teh trade deadline. Hill and Nash together are like almost $20 million in salary that can be dumped.
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 28, 2014 10:34 am    Post subject:

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I think another shoe is going to drop, we will wait and see who is available at teh trade deadline. Hill and Nash together are like almost $20 million in salary that can be dumped.
Yeah, the only problem is we would need to attach assets to them to get anything valuable back.
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 28, 2014 11:02 am    Post subject:

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I think another shoe is going to drop, we will wait and see who is available at teh trade deadline. Hill and Nash together are like almost $20 million in salary that can be dumped.
Yeah, the only problem is we would need to attach assets to them to get anything valuable back.


And both of them will be gone next year (I can't imagine why we would keep Hill at that price, unless we have no chance of landing anyone in free agency) just in time for several bigs to become FA's, like Marc Gasol and DeAndre Jordan.

No one is going to take them now, and even if we could talk someone into taking them, I can't imagine we'd get anything we actually need in return.
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I went through and looked for Players on ending contracts and TPE situations greater than $6 million.

Situations currently unresolved such as Monroe, Bledsoe and Love were not included.

Teams such as Philadelphia and perhaps Utah might have available Cap Space greater than $6 million.

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Boston
$12.9 million -- Rondo
$8.6 million -- Marcus Thornton
$6.9 million -- Brando Bass

Toronto
$7 million -- Amir Johnson
$6.3 million -- Landry Fields
$6 million -- Chuck Hayes

Brooklyn
$12 million -- Garnett

Mew York
$11.5 million -- Bargnani
$23.4 million -- Stoudemire

Philadelphia
$6.6 million -- Jason Richardson

Atlanta
$9.5 million -- Paul Millsap

Charlotte

Miami

Orlando

Washington

Chicago

Cleveland
$9.7 million -- Varejao

Detroit

Indiana

Milwaukee

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Dallas
$14.8 million -- Tyson Chandler

Memphis
$15.8 million -- Marc Gasol
$7.7 million -- Prince

New Orleans
$8.4 million -- Asik

San Antonio
$12.5 million -- Parker
$10.4 million -- Duncan
$7. million -- Ginobili

Houston
$8.4 million -- TPE (Lin trade)

Denver

Minnesota

OKlahoma City
$9.7 million -- Perkins

Portland
$16 million -- Aldridge

Utah

Golden State

Clippers
$11.4 million -- Jordan

Phoenix
$7.5 million - Dragic (Player Option)

Sacramento
$19 million -- Rudy Gay


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I think another shoe is going to drop, we will wait and see who is available at teh trade deadline. Hill and Nash together are like almost $20 million in salary that can be dumped.


Is there something special - unique about a salary dump using Hill and/or Nash that is superior to what some other teams can offer?
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LOL say what?????????

Twolves sure love PGs.

Got Rubio, Lavine, and Mo.

If Mo didn't go for playing time or winning situation,

that means he probably got paid.
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Free agent guard Mo Williams is nearing an agreement with Minnesota, league sources tell Yahoo Sports.


LOL say what?????????

Twolves sure love PGs.

Got Rubio, Lavine, and Mo.

If Mo didn't go for playing time or winning situation,

that means he probably got paid.


u forgot JJ barea?
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Free agent guard Mo Williams is nearing an agreement with Minnesota, league sources tell Yahoo Sports.


LOL say what?????????

Twolves sure love PGs.

Got Rubio, Lavine, and Mo.

If Mo didn't go for playing time or winning situation,

that means he probably got paid.


u forgot JJ barea?


ya, and I'm sure Twolves forgot their had JJ Barea as well, that's probably why they signed Mo.
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Free agent guard Mo Williams is nearing an agreement with Minnesota, league sources tell Yahoo Sports.


LOL say what?????????

Twolves sure love PGs.

Got Rubio, Lavine, and Mo.

If Mo didn't go for playing time or winning situation,

that means he probably got paid.


u forgot JJ barea?


ya, and I'm sure Twolves forgot their had JJ Barea as well, that's probably why they signed Mo.


haha good 1
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 28, 2014 1:02 pm    Post subject:

Wesley Johnson officially signed.

Also, Shelly Sterling won a clean-sweep against Donald and it's essentially an appeal-proof ruling so the sale of the Clippers will go through. So forget your Chris Paul fantasies.
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#BREAKING: Judge rules Shelly Sterling can sell Los Angeles #Clippers to Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer for $2B. Go to http://cbsla.com .


Sad day in America.
Sterling deserves to own the company he bought.
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