I love that Favs corrected him:
I'd love us to have Favs back...
I kind of thought it could be a jab at Trey Lyles for the 3-hour practices.. but I don’t know lmao.
I love that Favs corrected him:
I'd love us to have Favs back...
Steve smith (Atlanta Hawks versoion) of nba tv gave his opinion on the two most Likely teams from 2018 western conf playoffs who would drop out now that lakers will be in playoffs...
Jazz and pelicans.
To be fair, he did preface it by noting teams not built to withstand injury to their key players. While that's pretty much true of most teams, Utah is especially vulnerable if Gobert goes down.
That makes sense, although I`m not sure why anyone would think that Portland would be better than us if Lillard misses the same amount of games as Gobert, OKC with Westbrook or LA with LeBron.
This off season was never about getting the final piece. It was, and is, about using the scarcity of cap space to secure good contracts. Re-signing Favors and Exum to something like 3/33 and 3/25 would mean that we both would have space for a max deal next summer and have Favors, Exum and Crowder on very attractive deals that can be used in trades. This is obviously assuming they don`t get injured, but no strategy is risk free.
If DL can do this and also maybe secure another good role-player on a cheap contract, we will be in a great situation heading into the trade deadline and next summer. As a bonus we would also have a pretty damn good team and I am not sure what more we could realistically ask for.
@Jack Strop
I refuse to believe free agents won't come here. They could. Anything is possible.
But when you spend the first 24 hours going after an 8 year injury history pro who doesn't fit our starting lineup instead of maybe meeting with Aaron Gordon or Jabari Parker or Mario Hezonja or somebody else, you know we play it safe. No ambition.
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This off season was never about getting the final piece. It was, and is, about using the scarcity of cap space to secure good contracts. Re-signing Favors and Exum to something like 3/33 and 3/25 would mean that we both would have space for a max deal next summer and have Favors, Exum and Crowder on very attractive deals that can be used in trades. This is obviously assuming they don`t get injured, but no strategy is risk free.
If DL can do this and also maybe secure another good role-player on a cheap contract, we will be in a great situation heading into the trade deadline and next summer. As a bonus we would also have a pretty damn good team and I am not sure what more we could realistically ask for.
You think the meeting with favors was 24 hours long?
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Yup, it was an inside joke because Ingles responded with his own "3 hour" tweet.I kind of thought it could be a jab at Trey Lyles for the 3-hour practices.. but I don’t know lmao.
Randle could be a target if Favors leaves.
https://www.silverscreenandroll.com...lakers-magic-johnson-paul-george-lebron-james
Not really sure Randle is a Jazz type player... I think we'll go more the Bertrand/Bjelica route.
In addition we are vulnerable if Rickey goes down. I think there has been a lack of emphasis on back up point guard given when happened last season towards the end of the regular season and in the Houston series. Neto is nice, but inadequate for extended minutes. The rest of our wings can only plod along when asked to move into point responsibilities.To be fair, he did preface it by noting teams not built to withstand injury to their key players. While that's pretty much true of most teams, Utah is especially vulnerable if Gobert goes down.
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