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Post#21 » by laduane1 » Sat Jul 10, 2010 11:51 pm

Would be nice addition. Do not see it happening. We have no money and he is always about the money. A ring. He would love one but I do not see him putting in the time and effort for 1.8 million.
Even Fisher. going to be more about loyality to the Lakers. If he wants money. He is gone. Lakers need to find money out there to up grade.
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Post#22 » by iamworthy » Sun Jul 11, 2010 12:58 am

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branch wrote:Sure hope we snag him up before the Heat does.


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Post#23 » by Mamba Venom » Sun Jul 11, 2010 1:40 am

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Post#24 » by Pablo Escobar » Sun Jul 11, 2010 1:57 am

We should get him but take care of Fish first then we move on
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Re: T-mac and the front office 

Post#25 » by MAMBAEMD » Sun Jul 11, 2010 2:34 am

I'm still not on the T-Mac bandwagon.
I don't think he would be very good in our system.
He needs touches, a lot of touches, to get going on offense. He will not start on this Laker team and I don't think he will be that effective (or happy) coming off the bench.
He also doesn't play any defense.

Can any of you see him being able to operate in the Triangle? I just don't see it but I could be wrong.
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Post#26 » by kooner » Sun Jul 11, 2010 2:42 am

fck lakers front office should make him a offer of 1.8mill remaining and offer the vet min to brad miller or kurt thomas and resing fisher and shannon already
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Post#27 » by DEEP3CL » Sun Jul 11, 2010 2:48 am

xkirruax wrote:Lol and people wonder why i think Mitch isnt as great of a GM as people think. How can you not want to sign T Mac for Vets min you have to sign someone for his spot anyways
Dude you're still wrong about Mitch not being a great GM, he's a hell'va lot better than maybe 75% of the leagues other GM's.

If you knew anything about Mitch you'd know he was groomed by the great Jerry West for years before he assumed the position. Most of these GM's for most of these teams just got basically handed the jobs out of circumstances. Some never even played the game, so their sense of talent isn't really that keen because they don't understand what goes on in the game within the game.


You guys here live for the "do it now" moment, dude business is shrewed and it's calculated. You just don't shoot your gun and hope to hit something.

Look if T-Mac was in hot demand he would've went off the market the first week, no team is going to rush to him because he's not a top priority.

Now don't get me wrong, I feel we should give T-Mac that chance because truth be told he can help our team big time. Problem is he has to know he won't start period.
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Post#28 » by The Laker Kid » Sun Jul 11, 2010 3:11 am

We need to find Mitch's twitter and let him know
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Post#29 » by brandonkb8 » Sun Jul 11, 2010 3:36 am

Sure hope we snag him up before the Heat does.


Thats what I'm saying!!!! You know Dwade and Lebron are going to be all up in T-Macs ear soon. Cuz they are going to have to rely on getting these "ring chasing" guys that will play for pennies. Hurry up Mitch~~~~!
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Post#30 » by stunnar0b » Sun Jul 11, 2010 3:59 am

lakerRD wrote:I'm still not on the T-Mac bandwagon.
I don't think he would be very good in our system.
He needs touches, a lot of touches, to get going on offense. He will not start on this Laker team and I don't think he will be that effective (or happy) coming off the bench.
He also doesn't play any defense.

Can any of you see him being able to operate in the Triangle? I just don't see it but I could be wrong.

dont listen to this tmac, we need you asap
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Post#31 » by brandonkb8 » Sun Jul 11, 2010 4:08 am

Like T Mac is really reading this post on this website rite now.lol
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Post#32 » by tayzer » Sun Jul 11, 2010 4:38 am

T-mac will do well in our system. Him and Kobe have chemistry from the past allstar games. Plus, we need play makers on the bench, LO is not as good as people think he is.
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Post#33 » by Flipdog69xxx » Sun Jul 11, 2010 9:34 am

I really think the front office is just focusing on Fisher before anything else. But yea hopefully after we re-sign Fish we go after T-Mac. Again....DO IT MITCH!
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Post#34 » by monk302 » Sun Jul 11, 2010 4:49 pm

We need to pass on him. TIme to get some younger legs on our squad.
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Post#35 » by High0ctane21 » Sun Jul 11, 2010 7:44 pm

T-Mac would be a nice guy to have off the bench to back up the 2/3 spots. Sure his legs aren't great anymore, but he can still create his shot better than most of our other players.
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Post#36 » by allstar124 » Mon Jul 12, 2010 4:29 am

DO IT MITCH.

T-MAC SAID HE WANTED TO PLAY FOR A CONTENDER, ND HE REGARDED KOBE AS THE BEST PLAYER TO EVER WEAR A LAKER UNIFORM. MCGRADY AVERAGED 10 PPG 4 APG and 4 RPG in 25 minutes. Play him 20-25 minutes a nite till he can prove himself
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Post#37 » by DubaLakers » Mon Jul 12, 2010 6:15 am

chefy wrote:man if comes down to fisher vs. tmac?

who would you guys choose?


Tmac is hanging by a fingernail between retirement and on an active roster. One defensive crouch and he's on the IR.
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Re: T-mac and the front office 

Post#38 » by dub81 » Mon Jul 12, 2010 6:21 am

Honestly I do not think TMAC's body can hold up all season. Even as a reserve getting 15 mins a game. Should of taken care of his body when he was younger.

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Re: T-mac and the front office 

Post#39 » by lakers16xchamps » Mon Jul 12, 2010 5:27 pm

Do it Mitch ! Mac isn't what he used to be but he's still gove you 14/15 points off the bench.
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Post#40 » by dub81 » Mon Jul 12, 2010 5:28 pm

lakers16xchamps wrote:Do it Mitch ! Mac isn't what he used to be but he's still gove you 14/15 points off the bench.



TMac's body will not hold up during the regular season no matter how many minutes he played. He barely made a half of season with the Knicks playing 20 mins a game. Dude is done unfortunately.
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