Around the League - Beasley Boogies to Detroit

[Matches Malone]

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[engelmartin]

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Two more first round exits, then he’s done?

[Licensed to Il]

Are the Lakers even a play in team at this point?

[machu46]

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Two more first round exits, then he’s done?

He can opt out so it might only be one disappointing season.


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[Matches Malone]

Interesting new wrinkle to NBA Ownership. Bucks were grandfathered in.

The Bucks had Marc Lasry and Wes Edens rotate terms as the franchise’s governor when they bought the team. Lasry was the governor at the time he sold his share of the team last year, and Edens took over and he’ll serve in the role until 2028. Rick Schnall and Gabe Plotkin led the group that bought the Charlotte Hornets last summer, and will rotate governors with Schnall currently in control. Those two franchises, however, have been grandfathered in.

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[MickeyDavis]

Not sure why the league would care. One person has the final say.

[BUCKnation]

Yeah, obviously the billionaires could fight over it, but they could realistically just make it unofficial.

[randy84]

Not sure why the league would care. One person has the final say.

Wes and Larry screwed it up when they couldn’t decide on a GM.

Also, will Jimmy tell Wes that he is the captain now?

[MikeIsGood]

Bronny, the 55th pick, got 3 years guaranteed from the Lakers. JJ, one day after LeBron re-inked, says Bronny "earned it."

Lol.

[German Athens]

People love dunking on bronny, but I think he’s a perfectly viable nba prospect.

He has good athleticism, a solidly built frame, shot looks fine, he reads the game well enough, and he’s young. That’s enough to make him an nba player, and I think if the situation wasn’t risking spurning the most powerful agent in the business, he would have gone before 55.

[MiltownMadness]

People love dunking on bronny, but I think he’s a perfectly viable nba prospect.

He has good athleticism, a solidly built frame, shot looks fine, he reads the game well enough, and he’s young. That’s enough to make him an nba player, and I think if the situation wasn’t risking spurning the most powerful agent in the business, he would have gone before 55.

There is no realm in which Bronny would've been drafted/entered the draft if he wasnt Lebrons son. He looked small and outmatched in college. He won't be playable in the NBA. He was bad on the court and had a heart condition that wouldve further made him undraftable atp

[Licensed to Il]

People love dunking on bronny, but I think he’s a perfectly viable nba prospect.

He has good athleticism, a solidly built frame, shot looks fine, he reads the game well enough, and he’s young. That’s enough to make him an nba player, and I think if the situation wasn’t risking spurning the most powerful agent in the business, he would have gone before 55.

There is no realm in which Bronny would've been drafted/entered the draft if he wasnt Lebrons son. He looked small and outmatched in college. He won't be playable in the NBA

I don’t see it. Health concerns. Undersized for his position. Ok shooter, but not elite. Didn’t stand out at USC. Doesn’t flash athletically except for a good vert. If his name was Bobby James he wouldn’t have been drafted.

[MiltownMadness]

Yeah people forget that the dude suffered cardiac arrest while practicing less than a year ago. It would've been asinine for him to enter the draft if he wasnt Bronny

[ajb905]

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Quite cheap! I guess Bucks didn't see him as a guaranteed contract option?

[machu46]

People love dunking on bronny, but I think he’s a perfectly viable nba prospect.

He has good athleticism, a solidly built frame, shot looks fine, he reads the game well enough, and he’s young. That’s enough to make him an nba player, and I think if the situation wasn’t risking spurning the most powerful agent in the business, he would have gone before 55.

You never really know once you get to the league, but Bronny is a short PG without PG skills, has been a poor shooter throughout high school and college, and was simply a bad college player for his one season (granted he has a major built-in excuse). There's no real reason to think he'll ever be an NBA caliber player beyond blind hope.

[BroncoBuck]

People love dunking on bronny, but I think he’s a perfectly viable nba prospect.

He has good athleticism, a solidly built frame, shot looks fine, he reads the game well enough, and he’s young. That’s enough to make him an nba player, and I think if the situation wasn’t risking spurning the most powerful agent in the business, he would have gone before 55.

He’s 6 foot 1 with mediocre athleticism by NBA standards and a poor shooter. He’s Temu brand Jevon Carter.

[MikeIsGood]

People love dunking on bronny, but I think he’s a perfectly viable nba prospect.

He has good athleticism, a solidly built frame, shot looks fine, he reads the game well enough, and he’s young. That’s enough to make him an nba player, and I think if the situation wasn’t risking spurning the most powerful agent in the business, he would have gone before 55.

He’s 6 foot 1 with mediocre athleticism by NBA standards and a poor shooter. He’s Temu brand Jevon Carter.

DUDE

[Rockmaninoff]

Are the Lakers even a play in team at this point?

Idk, but they should consider trading Anthony Davis.

[RogerMurdock]

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Yet another free agent off the board. Horst sitting on his hands again.

[JayMKE]

People cry about nepotism too much when having an NBA dad is probably the biggest predicator of becoming an NBA prospect