ImageImageImageImageImage

Lakers Starting Line up

Moderators: Danny Darko, Kilroy, TyCobb

LakersLegacy
Head Coach
Posts: 7,119
And1: 3,868
Joined: Apr 27, 2015
   

Re: Lakers Starting Line up 

Post#161 » by LakersLegacy » Fri Sep 6, 2019 11:53 pm

LeBron ball handler
Green
Kuz
AD
Dwight

IF AD and Kuz improves their 3 ball - which they say they have. If only Kuz and AD could shoot like Durant. Then they would dominate.
tamaraw08
Analyst
Posts: 3,207
And1: 1,235
Joined: Feb 13, 2019
     

Re: Lakers Starting Line up 

Post#162 » by tamaraw08 » Sun Sep 8, 2019 7:11 pm

Ball so hard wrote:
tamaraw08 wrote:
tamaraw08 wrote:
.

We don't disagree anyway, KCP doesn't play D & all the evidence we have in the form of Advanced Stats/Metrics agrees with that[/b]. https://www.cleaningtheglass.com/stats/player/547/onoff#tab-team_efficiency

It's great that we agree on most of our opinions and the basis/stats are there too.
I think it's pretty clear now that how much I dislike KCP and I actually I based most of it on how much he disappeared when his team needed him most esp when Lebron and Ball got hurt and the time about the trade rumors started. His catch and shoot % seems good enough but then again I ask, how well did he do in Dec to Feb the past 2 years from that stat?
[b]Let me be clear again that I am hoping and praying that he proves me wrong this coming season bec if he fails esp in the early part, might as well give those minutes to Caruso. Rivers would find mins to Lou Williams even if he's a bad defender bet timeouts the last 1-2 mins of his shooting, Might as well use those instances on Cook who shot 46.6% last season and 49% 2 years ago on catch and shoot from the 3pt area, then use Bradley or Caruso on defense.


You're allowing your bias toward KCP affect your ability to be objective. I give you credit for acknowledging your bias. You conveniently picked a few months in which KCP was awful to state how useless he his. On the other hand, you used a month or so in which Caruso was solid to state how much better he was. I'm honestly not sure why people continue to use Caruso's small sample size to project his future. Some are even saying he's an excellent shooter... a guy who had 24 3PM last season. Let that sink in for a second. I pretty much have to assume much of Caruso's praise are hyperbolic.

I just hope and pray KCP proves me wrong bec you are right I am biased against him but not just nitpicking some 3pt shooting stats though.
He has a career 34.5% from the 3pt area, which he hit last season but to most, that's quite alright but based on ESPN for the entire SG's, only 9 players were worst than him. But it's not just about 3pt shooting, he also ranked very low on baskeball ref DRTG AND DBPM BUT ok, some fans don't like those advanced stats, that is why ESPN invented their own advanced metric, the DRPM where he ranked 96th among 108 SGs, last 3 years he has a negative rating but again I would be ecstatic if he proves me wrong this coming season.
lalalaker
Sophomore
Posts: 115
And1: 19
Joined: Nov 06, 2018
 

Re: Lakers Starting Line up 

Post#163 » by lalalaker » Tue Sep 10, 2019 8:49 am

i dont mind a 3 pt specialist but couldnt we at least signed a player who is strong enough to guard a 3 and 4. toronto last year had a big lineup that gsw couldnt match up with.
tamaraw08
Analyst
Posts: 3,207
And1: 1,235
Joined: Feb 13, 2019
     

Re: Lakers Starting Line up 

Post#164 » by tamaraw08 » Tue Sep 10, 2019 7:23 pm

lalalaker wrote:i dont mind a 3 pt specialist but couldnt we at least signed a player who is strong enough to guard a 3 and 4. toronto last year had a big lineup that gsw couldnt match up with.


You really think Anthony Davis couldn't guard tall SF and esp 4?
User avatar
zimpy27
Forum Mod
Forum Mod
Posts: 38,866
And1: 36,504
Joined: Jul 13, 2014

Re: Lakers Starting Line up 

Post#165 » by zimpy27 » Tue Sep 10, 2019 8:33 pm

PG: LeBron | Caruso- | Cook -- | Rondo
SG: KCP --- | Bradley | Daniels
SF: Green - | Thabo - | THT
PF: Davis -- | Kuzma- | Dudley
C : Howard | McGee- |
"Let's play some basketball!" - Fergie
stan francisco
Lead Assistant
Posts: 5,294
And1: 1,538
Joined: Oct 20, 2015
 

Re: Lakers Starting Line up 

Post#166 » by stan francisco » Wed Sep 25, 2019 4:50 am

zimpy27 wrote:PG: LeBron | Caruso- | Cook -- | Rondo
SG: KCP --- | Bradley | Daniels
SF: Green - | Thabo - | THT
PF: Davis -- | Kuzma- | Dudley
C : Howard | McGee- |


Finally, when I give up, another LBJ-at-point proponent. :clap:

Since nobody (but you and Ty) supported the thought, I thought of another way of going huge, which I think is something we must do (go big) for max dominance. Why? Because of AD’s ultra unique skill set.

PG: Caruso | Bradley | Rondo | Norvell
SG: Davis | Green | Pope | Daniels | Cook
SF: LeBron | Kuzma | Green | THT | Caroline
PF: Kuzma | Davis | Dudley | Cacok
C: McGee | Coward | Antetokuonmpo

Opposing coaches will have nightmares before and after every Lakers game if we start him at the two or three. Klay will shake his head around the fifteenth time AD shoots a jumper way over his head.

It makes little sense to me to trade Kuzma for a guard when we already have a ton of half assed guards. We should consolidate our guards instead. Trade KCP and Cook (or Daniels) instead for a PG, not Kuzma. His $ value in a trade is at what will be a career low. His playing contributions will be far above his pay grade this season. We’d be crazy to trade him now. That’s what we want, star players at a cheap price, right?

Man, plug in Iggy (or Livingston) and this team is close to complete. With Iggy, our potential SF rotation is absolutely sick, and super versatile. As of now we’re guard heavy, thin at SF and C.

I’m not worried about the PG spot. We have what we need in terms of playmaking needs. Defense and open three pointers made (and decent enough playmaking to get the ball to LBJ or AD) can be had from Bradley, Rondo, Caruso, Norvell.

Trade KCP and filler for a true 3&D point guard.

SF: add Iggy
C: add no-name Euro vet rebounder and banger and passer a la Nurkic.
PG: D Lo / Reaves / Vincent(IL) / JHS
SG: Christie / Dinwiddie / Lewis / Mays
SF: LBJ / Prince / Reddish / Windler
PF: Rui / Vando(IL) / LBJ
CTR: AD / Hayes / Wood

Modern era NBA titles:
LAL 11, CHI 6, SAS 5, BOS 5, GSW 4
User avatar
zimpy27
Forum Mod
Forum Mod
Posts: 38,866
And1: 36,504
Joined: Jul 13, 2014

Re: Lakers Starting Line up 

Post#167 » by zimpy27 » Wed Sep 25, 2019 9:33 pm

stan francisco wrote:
zimpy27 wrote:PG: LeBron | Caruso- | Cook -- | Rondo
SG: KCP --- | Bradley | Daniels
SF: Green - | Thabo - | THT
PF: Davis -- | Kuzma- | Dudley
C : Howard | McGee- |


Finally, when I give up, another LBJ-at-point proponent. :clap:

Since nobody (but you and Ty) supported the thought, I thought of another way of going huge, which I think is something we must do (go big) for max dominance. Why? Because of AD’s ultra unique skill set.

PG: Caruso | Bradley | Rondo | Norvell
SG: Davis | Green | Pope | Daniels | Cook
SF: LeBron | Kuzma | Green | THT | Caroline
PF: Kuzma | Davis | Dudley | Cacok
C: McGee | Coward | Antetokuonmpo

Opposing coaches will have nightmares before and after every Lakers game if we start him at the two or three. Klay will shake his head around the fifteenth time AD shoots a jumper way over his head.

It makes little sense to me to trade Kuzma for a guard when we already have a ton of half assed guards. We should consolidate our guards instead. Trade KCP and Cook (or Daniels) instead for a PG, not Kuzma. His $ value in a trade is at what will be a career low. His playing contributions will be far above his pay grade this season. We’d be crazy to trade him now. That’s what we want, star players at a cheap price, right?

Man, plug in Iggy (or Livingston) and this team is close to complete. With Iggy, our potential SF rotation is absolutely sick, and super versatile. As of now we’re guard heavy, thin at SF and C.

I’m not worried about the PG spot. We have what we need in terms of playmaking needs. Defense and open three pointers made (and decent enough playmaking to get the ball to LBJ or AD) can be had from Bradley, Rondo, Caruso, Norvell.

Trade KCP and filler for a true 3&D point guard.

SF: add Iggy
C: add no-name Euro vet rebounder and banger and passer a la Nurkic.


Well I can't agree with this. Lakers need a guy to defend PGs and a guy to defend SGs on the court at the same time.

Why would you choose Kuzma to start over Green when green is the better defender of SGs and the better 3 shooter?
"Let's play some basketball!" - Fergie
stan francisco
Lead Assistant
Posts: 5,294
And1: 1,538
Joined: Oct 20, 2015
 

Re: Lakers Starting Line up 

Post#168 » by stan francisco » Wed Sep 25, 2019 9:51 pm

zimpy27 wrote:
stan francisco wrote:
zimpy27 wrote:PG: LeBron | Caruso- | Cook -- | Rondo
SG: KCP --- | Bradley | Daniels
SF: Green - | Thabo - | THT
PF: Davis -- | Kuzma- | Dudley
C : Howard | McGee- |


Finally, when I give up, another LBJ-at-point proponent. :clap:

Since nobody (but you and Ty) supported the thought, I thought of another way of going huge, which I think is something we must do (go big) for max dominance. Why? Because of AD’s ultra unique skill set.

PG: Caruso | Bradley | Rondo | Norvell
SG: Davis | Green | Pope | Daniels | Cook
SF: LeBron | Kuzma | Green | THT | Caroline
PF: Kuzma | Davis | Dudley | Cacok
C: McGee | Coward | Antetokuonmpo

Opposing coaches will have nightmares before and after every Lakers game if we start him at the two or three. Klay will shake his head around the fifteenth time AD shoots a jumper way over his head.

It makes little sense to me to trade Kuzma for a guard when we already have a ton of half assed guards. We should consolidate our guards instead. Trade KCP and Cook (or Daniels) instead for a PG, not Kuzma. His $ value in a trade is at what will be a career low. His playing contributions will be far above his pay grade this season. We’d be crazy to trade him now. That’s what we want, star players at a cheap price, right?

Man, plug in Iggy (or Livingston) and this team is close to complete. With Iggy, our potential SF rotation is absolutely sick, and super versatile. As of now we’re guard heavy, thin at SF and C.

I’m not worried about the PG spot. We have what we need in terms of playmaking needs. Defense and open three pointers made (and decent enough playmaking to get the ball to LBJ or AD) can be had from Bradley, Rondo, Caruso, Norvell.

Trade KCP and filler for a true 3&D point guard.

SF: add Iggy
C: add no-name Euro vet rebounder and banger and passer a la Nurkic.


Well I can't agree with this. Lakers need a guy to defend PGs and a guy to defend SGs on the court at the same time.

Why would you choose Kuzma to start over Green when green is the better defender of SGs and the better 3 shooter?


More like choosing AD to start over Green. It’s about size advantage and I’m well aware it’s a gamble just like LBJ at point. I think that going huge should be a part of our strategy, something we do for stretches, the four towers. I’m after mismatches which will force the opposing coach to react.
PG: D Lo / Reaves / Vincent(IL) / JHS
SG: Christie / Dinwiddie / Lewis / Mays
SF: LBJ / Prince / Reddish / Windler
PF: Rui / Vando(IL) / LBJ
CTR: AD / Hayes / Wood

Modern era NBA titles:
LAL 11, CHI 6, SAS 5, BOS 5, GSW 4
User avatar
zimpy27
Forum Mod
Forum Mod
Posts: 38,866
And1: 36,504
Joined: Jul 13, 2014

Re: Lakers Starting Line up 

Post#169 » by zimpy27 » Wed Sep 25, 2019 10:19 pm

stan francisco wrote:
zimpy27 wrote:
stan francisco wrote:
Finally, when I give up, another LBJ-at-point proponent. :clap:

Since nobody (but you and Ty) supported the thought, I thought of another way of going huge, which I think is something we must do (go big) for max dominance. Why? Because of AD’s ultra unique skill set.

PG: Caruso | Bradley | Rondo | Norvell
SG: Davis | Green | Pope | Daniels | Cook
SF: LeBron | Kuzma | Green | THT | Caroline
PF: Kuzma | Davis | Dudley | Cacok
C: McGee | Coward | Antetokuonmpo

Opposing coaches will have nightmares before and after every Lakers game if we start him at the two or three. Klay will shake his head around the fifteenth time AD shoots a jumper way over his head.

It makes little sense to me to trade Kuzma for a guard when we already have a ton of half assed guards. We should consolidate our guards instead. Trade KCP and Cook (or Daniels) instead for a PG, not Kuzma. His $ value in a trade is at what will be a career low. His playing contributions will be far above his pay grade this season. We’d be crazy to trade him now. That’s what we want, star players at a cheap price, right?

Man, plug in Iggy (or Livingston) and this team is close to complete. With Iggy, our potential SF rotation is absolutely sick, and super versatile. As of now we’re guard heavy, thin at SF and C.

I’m not worried about the PG spot. We have what we need in terms of playmaking needs. Defense and open three pointers made (and decent enough playmaking to get the ball to LBJ or AD) can be had from Bradley, Rondo, Caruso, Norvell.

Trade KCP and filler for a true 3&D point guard.

SF: add Iggy
C: add no-name Euro vet rebounder and banger and passer a la Nurkic.


Well I can't agree with this. Lakers need a guy to defend PGs and a guy to defend SGs on the court at the same time.

Why would you choose Kuzma to start over Green when green is the better defender of SGs and the better 3 shooter?


More like choosing AD to start over Green. It’s about size advantage and I’m well aware it’s a gamble just like LBJ at point. I think that going huge should be a part of our strategy, something we do for stretches, the four towers. I’m after mismatches which will force the opposing coach to react.


AD starts no question. It's just whether you start Kuzma or Green.
"Let's play some basketball!" - Fergie
SlimShady83
General Manager
Posts: 7,900
And1: 1,094
Joined: Jun 19, 2012

Re: Lakers Starting Line up 

Post#170 » by SlimShady83 » Thu Sep 26, 2019 11:32 am

zimpy27 wrote:
stan francisco wrote:
zimpy27 wrote:
Well I can't agree with this. Lakers need a guy to defend PGs and a guy to defend SGs on the court at the same time.

Why would you choose Kuzma to start over Green when green is the better defender of SGs and the better 3 shooter?


More like choosing AD to start over Green. It’s about size advantage and I’m well aware it’s a gamble just like LBJ at point. I think that going huge should be a part of our strategy, something we do for stretches, the four towers. I’m after mismatches which will force the opposing coach to react.


AD starts no question. It's just whether you start Kuzma or Green.


Sadly I think King Kuz gonna be injured. I think we should start Green and eventually get Kuz into starting role by allstar break
I'M OFFICALLY ON HOLIDAYS! I JUST LOVE IT HOW PEOPLE GET BUTT HURT OVER SOMEONES OWN SIGNATURE LMAO!.

HAPPY HOLIDAYS ALL I'LL BE BACK! AND BACK WITH MORE BUTT HURT SIGNATURS LMAO
User avatar
TylersLakers
RealGM
Posts: 10,878
And1: 2,809
Joined: Jan 20, 2006
Location: Winnipeg Canada
     

Re: Lakers Starting Line up 

Post#171 » by TylersLakers » Thu Sep 26, 2019 1:42 pm

stan francisco wrote:
zimpy27 wrote:PG: LeBron | Caruso- | Cook -- | Rondo
SG: KCP --- | Bradley | Daniels
SF: Green - | Thabo - | THT
PF: Davis -- | Kuzma- | Dudley
C : Howard | McGee- |


Finally, when I give up, another LBJ-at-point proponent. :clap:

Since nobody (but you and Ty) supported the thought, I thought of another way of going huge, which I think is something we must do (go big) for max dominance. Why? Because of AD’s ultra unique skill set.

PG: Caruso | Bradley | Rondo | Norvell
SG: Davis | Green | Pope | Daniels | Cook
SF: LeBron | Kuzma | Green | THT | Caroline
PF: Kuzma | Davis | Dudley | Cacok
C: McGee | Coward | Antetokuonmpo

Opposing coaches will have nightmares before and after every Lakers game if we start him at the two or three. Klay will shake his head around the fifteenth time AD shoots a jumper way over his head.

It makes little sense to me to trade Kuzma for a guard when we already have a ton of half assed guards. We should consolidate our guards instead. Trade KCP and Cook (or Daniels) instead for a PG, not Kuzma. His $ value in a trade is at what will be a career low. His playing contributions will be far above his pay grade this season. We’d be crazy to trade him now. That’s what we want, star players at a cheap price, right?

Man, plug in Iggy (or Livingston) and this team is close to complete. With Iggy, our potential SF rotation is absolutely sick, and super versatile. As of now we’re guard heavy, thin at SF and C.

I’m not worried about the PG spot. We have what we need in terms of playmaking needs. Defense and open three pointers made (and decent enough playmaking to get the ball to LBJ or AD) can be had from Bradley, Rondo, Caruso, Norvell.

Trade KCP and filler for a true 3&D point guard.

SF: add Iggy
C: add no-name Euro vet rebounder and banger and passer a la Nurkic.


LeBron will be the de facto PG. He just won't defend 1's. But when he's on the court, he'll act as the Lakers PG. The defending PG job will fall to either Bradley or KCP, whoever starts.

I don't anticipate your line-up would ever start a game, but I absolutely could see it at some point this season.

PS: My dream is the Thunder don't find anything for Chris Paul and he takes a massive buyout come February to get out of his deal. The Lakers would have a wink wink deal with him that they'll re-sign him in the off-season to the MLE (around $9M a season) and he recoups some of that money. Then, Iguoudala gets bought out and signed.

PG: Paul/Bradley/Caruso/Rondo
SG: Green/KCP/Cook
SF: LeBron/Iguoudala/THT
PF: Davis/Kuzma/Dudley
C: Howard/McGee/

That would be a dream. So much line-up flexibility and we get an additional ball handler.
Image
Landsberger
General Manager
Posts: 9,031
And1: 1,969
Joined: Jul 04, 2016
 

Re: Lakers Starting Line up 

Post#172 » by Landsberger » Thu Sep 26, 2019 10:08 pm

I just threw up a little in my mouth.
stan francisco
Lead Assistant
Posts: 5,294
And1: 1,538
Joined: Oct 20, 2015
 

Re: Lakers Starting Line up 

Post#173 » by stan francisco » Thu Sep 26, 2019 10:09 pm

TylersLakers wrote:
stan francisco wrote:
zimpy27 wrote:PG: LeBron | Caruso- | Cook -- | Rondo
SG: KCP --- | Bradley | Daniels
SF: Green - | Thabo - | THT
PF: Davis -- | Kuzma- | Dudley
C : Howard | McGee- |


Finally, when I give up, another LBJ-at-point proponent. :clap:

Since nobody (but you and Ty) supported the thought, I thought of another way of going huge, which I think is something we must do (go big) for max dominance. Why? Because of AD’s ultra unique skill set.

PG: Caruso | Bradley | Rondo | Norvell
SG: Davis | Green | Pope | Daniels | Cook
SF: LeBron | Kuzma | Green | THT | Caroline
PF: Kuzma | Davis | Dudley | Cacok
C: McGee | Coward | Antetokuonmpo

Opposing coaches will have nightmares before and after every Lakers game if we start him at the two or three. Klay will shake his head around the fifteenth time AD shoots a jumper way over his head.

It makes little sense to me to trade Kuzma for a guard when we already have a ton of half assed guards. We should consolidate our guards instead. Trade KCP and Cook (or Daniels) instead for a PG, not Kuzma. His $ value in a trade is at what will be a career low. His playing contributions will be far above his pay grade this season. We’d be crazy to trade him now. That’s what we want, star players at a cheap price, right?

Man, plug in Iggy (or Livingston) and this team is close to complete. With Iggy, our potential SF rotation is absolutely sick, and super versatile. As of now we’re guard heavy, thin at SF and C.

I’m not worried about the PG spot. We have what we need in terms of playmaking needs. Defense and open three pointers made (and decent enough playmaking to get the ball to LBJ or AD) can be had from Bradley, Rondo, Caruso, Norvell.

Trade KCP and filler for a true 3&D point guard.

SF: add Iggy
C: add no-name Euro vet rebounder and banger and passer a la Nurkic.


LeBron will be the de facto PG. He just won't defend 1's. But when he's on the court, he'll act as the Lakers PG. The defending PG job will fall to either Bradley or KCP, whoever starts.

I don't anticipate your line-up would ever start a game, but I absolutely could see it at some point this season.

PS: My dream is the Thunder don't find anything for Chris Paul and he takes a massive buyout come February to get out of his deal. The Lakers would have a wink wink deal with him that they'll re-sign him in the off-season to the MLE (around $9M a season) and he recoups some of that money. Then, Iguoudala gets bought out and signed.

PG: Paul/Bradley/Caruso/Rondo
SG: Green/KCP/Cook
SF: LeBron/Iguoudala/THT
PF: Davis/Kuzma/Dudley
C: Howard/McGee/

That would be a dream. So much line-up flexibility and we get an additional ball handler.


The lineup that I want features LBJ at point, in my sig.

Iggy yes. I’ve been waiting since the season ended.

Paul would be super valuable at that price but I’d have to hold my nose until he’s traded away.

I think Caruso will start before the Christmas game against the Clips is here.
PG: D Lo / Reaves / Vincent(IL) / JHS
SG: Christie / Dinwiddie / Lewis / Mays
SF: LBJ / Prince / Reddish / Windler
PF: Rui / Vando(IL) / LBJ
CTR: AD / Hayes / Wood

Modern era NBA titles:
LAL 11, CHI 6, SAS 5, BOS 5, GSW 4
User avatar
dockingsched
Retired Mod
Retired Mod
Posts: 55,655
And1: 21,466
Joined: Aug 02, 2005
     

Re: Lakers Starting Line up 

Post#174 » by dockingsched » Sat Sep 28, 2019 7:46 pm

Read on Twitter
"We must try not to sink beneath our anguish, Harry, but battle on." - Dumbledore
User avatar
dockingsched
Retired Mod
Retired Mod
Posts: 55,655
And1: 21,466
Joined: Aug 02, 2005
     

Re: Lakers Starting Line up 

Post#175 » by dockingsched » Sat Sep 28, 2019 7:47 pm

Read on Twitter
"We must try not to sink beneath our anguish, Harry, but battle on." - Dumbledore
User avatar
iamworthy
RealGM
Posts: 20,136
And1: 8,909
Joined: Jul 20, 2007
Location: Ring City!!!
   

Re: Lakers Starting Line up 

Post#176 » by iamworthy » Sat Sep 28, 2019 9:25 pm

Read on Twitter
?s=21
Image
Slava
Retired Mod
Retired Mod
Posts: 60,783
And1: 33,413
Joined: Oct 15, 2006
     

Re: Lakers Starting Line up 

Post#177 » by Slava » Sun Sep 29, 2019 8:58 pm

Read on Twitter
:king: + :angry: = :wizard:
Kilroy
Forum Mod - Lakers
Forum Mod - Lakers
Posts: 21,520
And1: 12,222
Joined: Jul 10, 2006
Location: The Motel 9 in Vegas
       

Re: Lakers Starting Line up 

Post#178 » by Kilroy » Sun Sep 29, 2019 9:42 pm

Slava wrote:
Read on Twitter


Well, of course the lineup with LeBron and Davis in it, 'had it's way' with the other lineup... The other lineup was Danny Green.
Never have rice at Hanzo's house...
stan francisco
Lead Assistant
Posts: 5,294
And1: 1,538
Joined: Oct 20, 2015
 

Re: Lakers Starting Line up 

Post#179 » by stan francisco » Sun Sep 29, 2019 11:59 pm

My guess at the starting five, first regular season game:

C: j McGee
PF: A Davis
SF: L James
SG: Green

I think this much is to be expected given Kuzma’s injury.

Then the question is if Rondo will be outplayed by Caruso or Bradley or Cook. By Christmas, my money is on Caruso. Since I expect Rondo to underwhelm, Cook to underwhelm, I’d guess our starting PG is eventually gonna be, in game one:

PG: Bradley

Then around Christmas, once Bradley underwhelms:

PG: Caruso
PG: D Lo / Reaves / Vincent(IL) / JHS
SG: Christie / Dinwiddie / Lewis / Mays
SF: LBJ / Prince / Reddish / Windler
PF: Rui / Vando(IL) / LBJ
CTR: AD / Hayes / Wood

Modern era NBA titles:
LAL 11, CHI 6, SAS 5, BOS 5, GSW 4
User avatar
iamworthy
RealGM
Posts: 20,136
And1: 8,909
Joined: Jul 20, 2007
Location: Ring City!!!
   

Re: Lakers Starting Line up 

Post#180 » by iamworthy » Mon Sep 30, 2019 6:23 am

Read on Twitter
?s=21
Image

Return to Los Angeles Lakers