JustBuzzin wrote:I like how you throw out my Zion idea as if it is my #1 option this off-season. I literally said only if we don't get a top 3 pick. That's when I would shift my attention to Zion because he's most likely the only realistic star available.
How are you even questioning Zion's injury history when you have ignored Melo's injury history. You should be all for this move if the goal is to put talent around LaMelo like you have been screaming all throughout this thread.
See how I just exposed you for calling out Zion's injury history yet ignoring Melo's injury history?
I'm cooking you bro. Just admit defeat.

Again, your logic almost never makes sense. Which is why I called you out to start with.
I have already cooked you, now you are back peddling trying to defend yourself when it makes no sense.
Which is why you have avoided the convo or trying to make this about me blindly loving LaMelo instead of sticking to the facts of what was said.
My Logic - I want the team to improve, therefore against trading LaMelo. Use current draft picks to improve the team around LaMelo via trade or drafting players to help Melo.
Your Logic- LaMelo is always hurt- trade him. or trade for Zion so they can both be hurt together.
LaMelo isn't good enough to win- trade him. Spend a top 2 pick on a guy that had a losing record in college to replace him.