zimpy27 wrote:PG: LeBron | Caruso- | Cook -- | Rondo
SG: KCP --- | Bradley | Daniels
SF: Green - | Thabo - | THT
PF: Davis -- | Kuzma- | Dudley
C : Howard | McGee- |
Finally, when I give up, another LBJ-at-point proponent.
Since nobody (but you and Ty) supported the thought, I thought of another way of going huge, which I think is something we must do (go big) for max dominance. Why? Because of AD’s ultra unique skill set.
PG: Caruso | Bradley | Rondo | Norvell
SG: Davis | Green | Pope | Daniels | Cook
SF: LeBron | Kuzma | Green | THT | Caroline
PF: Kuzma | Davis | Dudley | Cacok
C: McGee | Coward | Antetokuonmpo
Opposing coaches will have nightmares before and after every Lakers game if we start him at the two or three. Klay will shake his head around the fifteenth time AD shoots a jumper way over his head.
It makes little sense to me to trade Kuzma for a guard when we already have a ton of half assed guards. We should consolidate our guards instead. Trade KCP and Cook (or Daniels) instead for a PG, not Kuzma. His $ value in a trade is at what will be a career low. His playing contributions will be far above his pay grade this season. We’d be crazy to trade him now. That’s what we want, star players at a cheap price, right?
Man, plug in Iggy (or Livingston) and this team is close to complete. With Iggy, our potential SF rotation is absolutely sick, and super versatile. As of now we’re guard heavy, thin at SF and C.
I’m not worried about the PG spot. We have what we need in terms of playmaking needs. Defense and open three pointers made (and decent enough playmaking to get the ball to LBJ or AD) can be had from Bradley, Rondo, Caruso, Norvell.
Trade KCP and filler for a true 3&D point guard.
SF: add Iggy
C: add no-name Euro vet rebounder and banger and passer a la Nurkic.