I'd pay very close to the max for even a 2nd-tier SF this offseason. The way I see it, we are decent at every other position just by adding cheap...
Exactly my thought, and I prefer a big that bangs inside and fights for boards.
Carroll sounds like a great fit for our team. We have enough ball-dominant players in Kobe, Clarkson, Randle, and possibly Okafor. @trodgers...
I've gone over this before, so I'll just say this.... I agree that a big's ability to 'stretch the floor' is a valuable asset. However, it is not...
So wait, who's a better signing, Carroll or Harris?
With all the talk about the front office prioritizing character, and our failed experiment with Dwight, I'm with @therealdeal and I cringe at the...
Agreed. I just want to point out that he added a crucial element to his game that he never would have developed in Memphis.... toughness. That...
There's no doubt that Towns is a better fit. I'd still take Okafor though because I feel he is a superior talent, and I also feel that a big's...
I'm not sure I can agree to that. I think the winning culture of the Lakers transformed him into a great player. Environment has a lot to do...
That too, but even pre-injury (and signing with the 76ers) I feel he never tapped his full potential with the Clips. Just like how Pau was rotting...
I don't think it's a matter of commitment. If Clarkson, Randle, and Okafor don't play up to our huge expectations, we aren't making the playoffs,...
I think there are a few things to consider. 1. Duncan/Robinson were seniors, Shaq was a junior, and Brand was a sophmore as rookies entering the...
He's been measured anywhere from 7'5" to 7'6.25" the last 2 years http://www.draftexpress.com/profile/Jahlil-Okafor-6469/
Most measurements have Okafor at 6'11" and he has a wingspan of 7'6" which will allow him to play just as big as Gasol who has a 7'3" wingspan....
Okafor and Towns are 'high floor high ceiling' prospects, so I'm not sure why we'd want to go 'low floor high ceiling' with Porzinga, but if we're...
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Good article on West http://m.bleacherreport.com/articles/2021677-jerry-wests-son-ryan-carries-lakers-past-into-the-future-as-key-scout-for-la
I'm happy for him and I'm glad he's back.
That's my thought process too, but it's a high risk route to take, and I'm not sure why'd we do that when we'll have a longer window with Okafor.