loveshaq786 wrote:What we should be talking about is capella or randle... Who should we spend our money on?
Randle. He'll come cheaper.
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loveshaq786 wrote:What we should be talking about is capella or randle... Who should we spend our money on?

loveshaq786 wrote:What we should be talking about is capella or randle... Who should we spend our money on?
Penberthy wrote:I feel like one of the more likely scenarios is we Max PG, resign Randle, and resign IT and Lopez to one year deals. The question is, how far can this team go?
Ball (32) IT (16)
Ingram (32) IT (16)
PG (32) Kuzma (16)
Randle (32) Kuzma (16)
Lopez (24) ZuBryant1st (24)
BBBKobe wrote:loveshaq786 wrote:What we should be talking about is capella or randle... Who should we spend our money on?
Neither. Wait until 19. See if Lebron and PG comes this year.

loveshaq786 wrote:What we should be talking about is capella or randle... Who should we spend our money on?
LAKESHOW wrote:We have the purchasing power to get capella or randle. Capella AND randle. Capella Randle and PG. All options are available. NOT saying that is what we should do, but to say possibilities are wide open and numerous. Especially in this Cap Climate. Teams right now are hitting Luxury Tax hell. And we are set up for more than just the unrestricted free guys. There are several restricted we can literally scare teams into giving to us. Ive mentioned before, we can throw big numbers at Capella. If Houston Matches, that would cripple them from getting others. If they don't, then we get said player. It's wide open. Magic and his boys are now...on the clock, to make it happen.

wco81 wrote:I think Capella is getting calls that he might not get on other teams, such as dubious picks and push offs on rebounds.
He even blocked shots off the glass that they didn't call.
But Lakers have favorable officiating for big men, such as Shaq so maybe he'll keep getting those calls.
Dr Aki wrote:BBBKobe wrote:loveshaq786 wrote:What we should be talking about is capella or randle... Who should we spend our money on?
Neither. Wait until 19. See if Lebron and PG comes this year.
You know Randle and Capela are FAs this season right?
lelelazza8 wrote:1. Traded Luol Deng, Cavaliers 2018 First Round Pick and CHI 2019 Second Round Pick for Kent Bazemore
2. Traded Kent Bazemore, Brandon Ingram, Ivica Zubac, and Lakers 2020 First Round Pick (unprotected) for Kawhi Leonard
3. Waived Tyler Ennis in 2018-19 with $ 0 remaining over 0 year(s)
4. Renounced all cap hold except Randle
5. Signed Paul George to 4yrs/$ 130,290,000 contract starting in 2018-19 using Cap Space
6. Signed Avery Bradley to 3yrs/$ 28,350,000 contract starting in 2018-19 using Cap Space
7. Signed Derrick Favors to 3yrs/$ 28,350,000 contract starting in 2018-19 using Cap Space
8. Re-signed Julius Randle to 5yrs/$ 100,000,000 contract starting in 2018-19 using Larry Bird Exception (20M/Y)
9. Used MLE to sign SF/SG like W.Barton, Belinelli or KCP
Favors/T.Bryant
Randle/Kuzma
Leonard/MLE
George/Hart
Ball/Bradley
Penberthy wrote:I feel like one of the more likely scenarios is we Max PG, resign Randle, and resign IT and Lopez to one year deals. The question is, how far can this team go?
Ball (32) IT (16)
Ingram (32) IT (16)
PG (32) Kuzma (16)
Randle (32) Kuzma (16)
Lopez (24) ZuBryant1st (24)

thankyouKOBE wrote:Anyone think we should go after Jahlil Okafor? Phillie declined his option, so he's in the pool this summer, hands free.
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Would you want us to nab him on a modest contract? Maybe ditch Randle.
BBBKobe wrote:Dr Aki wrote:BBBKobe wrote:
Neither. Wait until 19. See if Lebron and PG comes this year.
You know Randle and Capela are FAs this season right?
Yes. I don’t think Randle signs long term anywhere. He’ll have a larger market next year and could get more money if he has another good year.
Not sure how many times will offer Randle this summer ( of the 7 with cap space) with it MAYBE just being a contract year performance.
CC will get locked up in Houston. Don’t see Moryl letting him walk, even if Lebron was interested.
