Effigy wrote:tsirigoj wrote:Also, not to mention, the best move that the Lakers can make could be Darren Collison. That could potentially be a better move for the Lakers than this one is for the Clippers.
Pelinka is VERY smart for standing pat and not feeling like he HAD to shake things up.
Except the Clippers are just as likely for Darren Collison as the Lakers.
And honestly I don't think he moves the needle for either.
Except Lakers are in dire need for a real PG. If they can get a high-post/low post game going with LBJ and AD, they would be even deadlier.
I've been saying since the beginning of the season -- this team's full potential cannot be realized when LeBron is at the point; not because he is unable to play the point guard, but rather he is more effective in other capacities.
Also, with this trade, and someone in the know can correct me if I'm wrong, Clippers wouldn't have enough cap space to sign Collison anyways (I'm not completely sure about this, but I think this is accurate).
Collison may move the needle more for Lakers than Morris does for Clippers. Clippers may win net more regular season games, but in the playoffs, losing a solid defender for a shooter will not be beneficial against stronger teams (including a Laker team that will play the Clippers well inside the 3-point line).