Badgerlander wrote:
He made a video after the trade went down too.
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Badgerlander wrote:
trwi7 wrote:**** me deep, Giannis. ****. Me. Deep.
Ron Swanson wrote:If I'm a prospective GM candidate, I'm already getting my offseason presentation ready to show Giannis how we're gonna bring in KD and re-tool the rest of the roster. Don't ask me how the money works.
Ron Swanson wrote:If I'm a prospective GM candidate, I'm already getting my offseason presentation ready to show Giannis how we're gonna bring in KD and re-tool the rest of the roster. Don't ask me how the money works.
machu46 wrote:soxperry wrote:Ill say this though on Kuzma..
If we are feeding him in the post to let him do his thing like hes Khris or Bobby, im going to lose my mind. His usage needs to take a nosedive and we need to run offense and keep it moving.
I have some bad news for you...he's almost certainly going to get post touches. Likely a part of why they like him.
soxperry wrote:Baddy Chuck wrote:soxperry wrote:Andre has to go to the bench now right?
I'd argue what he brings defensively is needed more than ever.
i ask because that would give us two non shooters plus Kuzma on the court at the same time. doesn't seem at all like modern NBA.
Ron Swanson wrote:machu46 wrote:soxperry wrote:Ill say this though on Kuzma..
If we are feeding him in the post to let him do his thing like hes Khris or Bobby, im going to lose my mind. His usage needs to take a nosedive and we need to run offense and keep it moving.
I have some bad news for you...he's almost certainly going to get post touches. Likely a part of why they like him.
I doubt this. Kuzma takes as many post-ups as Jalen Brunson does (0.9) and it's never been a big part of his game. I do think they believe he's a guy they can get out and run with and positional flexibility was the goal. I just think there were way better and equally realistic options out there.
machu46 wrote:Baddy Chuck wrote:Lakers Kuzma has got to be the biggest Mandela effect I've read on this board. Dude was a young chucker who turned out to be like the 7th or 8th best player on their championship team and got his minutes slashed by a buyout Morris brother.
The championship experience aspect of the trade means absolutely nothing to me personally. He's a talented player though and can be a nice pickup if we get him playing the right way.
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randy84 wrote:Ron Swanson wrote:If I'm a prospective GM candidate, I'm already getting my offseason presentation ready to show Giannis how we're gonna bring in KD and re-tool the rest of the roster. Don't ask me how the money works.
KD? Again people living in the past. I would be showing him how he fits next to Wemby.
soxperry wrote:Ron Swanson wrote:machu46 wrote:
I have some bad news for you...he's almost certainly going to get post touches. Likely a part of why they like him.
I doubt this. Kuzma takes as many post-ups as Jalen Brunson does (0.9) and it's never been a big part of his game. I do think they believe he's a guy they can get out and run with and positional flexibility was the goal. I just think there were way better and equally realistic options out there.
i think the fact that we ended up trading for Kuzma tells us that there probably weren't.
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Ron Swanson wrote:machu46 wrote:soxperry wrote:Ill say this though on Kuzma..
If we are feeding him in the post to let him do his thing like hes Khris or Bobby, im going to lose my mind. His usage needs to take a nosedive and we need to run offense and keep it moving.
I have some bad news for you...he's almost certainly going to get post touches. Likely a part of why they like him.
I doubt this. Kuzma takes as many post-ups as Jalen Brunson does (0.9) and it's never been a big part of his game. I do think they believe he's a guy they can get out and run with and positional flexibility was the goal. I just think there were way better and equally realistic options out there.
trwi7 wrote:**** me deep, Giannis. ****. Me. Deep.
emunney wrote:Seems like the MarJon KPJ trade may not have actually happened?
Ron Swanson wrote:soxperry wrote:Ron Swanson wrote:
I doubt this. Kuzma takes as many post-ups as Jalen Brunson does (0.9) and it's never been a big part of his game. I do think they believe he's a guy they can get out and run with and positional flexibility was the goal. I just think there were way better and equally realistic options out there.
i think the fact that we ended up trading for Kuzma tells us that there probably weren't.
Caris LeVert being a throw-in for De'Andre Hunter tells me otherwise. We just don't have a GM creative enough to do any kind of trade that doesn't involve us dumping assets and salary.
soxperry wrote:emunney wrote:Seems like the MarJon KPJ trade may not have actually happened?
Marjon sure seems to think it did
I wonder if the hold up is kpj contract restructure of some type
machu46 wrote:Badgerlander wrote:
He made a video after the trade went down too.
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Baddy Chuck wrote:machu46 wrote:Baddy Chuck wrote:Lakers Kuzma has got to be the biggest Mandela effect I've read on this board. Dude was a young chucker who turned out to be like the 7th or 8th best player on their championship team and got his minutes slashed by a buyout Morris brother.
The championship experience aspect of the trade means absolutely nothing to me personally. He's a talented player though and can be a nice pickup if we get him playing the right way.
I guess for me I have no idea what a Kuzma "playing the right way" entails and how it increases his value to this team. Even a "playing the right way" Kuzma seems to have a pretty low ceiling for us unless playing the right way entails learning skills a 29 year old hasn't really been adequate at ever.
trwi7 wrote:**** me deep, Giannis. ****. Me. Deep.
emunney wrote:soxperry wrote:emunney wrote:Seems like the MarJon KPJ trade may not have actually happened?
Marjon sure seems to think it did
I wonder if the hold up is kpj contract restructure of some type
Yeah but he's on the Bucks' injury report today.
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