HMFFL wrote:Westbrook makes perfect sense if a deal can be reached. Lebron will greatly benefit.
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How so?
Awful spacing
Worse on D
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HMFFL wrote:Westbrook makes perfect sense if a deal can be reached. Lebron will greatly benefit.
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Pennebaker wrote:And Bird did it while being a defensive liability. But he also made All-Defensive teams, which was another controversial issue regarding Bird and votes.
Up-And-Coming wrote:Lol what? I don’t know about this. Who keeps on insisting we need another full-time ball-handler playmaker? Magic Johnson already left the front office. We were much better when Lebron was pretty much our point guard full-time when he averaged 10+ assists.
Pennebaker wrote:And Bird did it while being a defensive liability. But he also made All-Defensive teams, which was another controversial issue regarding Bird and votes.
Best2EverDoIt wrote:NO!!!!!! No. I want to be able to continue to root for Russ and I won't be able to if he's a Laker. Lakers fans don't even deserve him. Acting like they don't want him. He's would be the best point guard your team has had this century.
Magic#1 wrote:We have won two playoff games in two years. If we decide to keep this team for the next two years, maybe it will feel like we won a series.
thebigbird wrote:IgorK wrote:thebigbird wrote:Why does Rob Pelinka think he’s building a team for 1981 and not 2021? Dude has refused to sign shooters for three years now when everyone knows how great LeBron is with spacing.
Did you watch the Finals? The team with exterior finesse & shooting got beat by a team that trotted out a huge lineup and dominated inside. Lakers bullied teams inside on their way to 2020 title, too.
Didn’t watch a second of the finals actually. But the Bucks had the 4th best three point percentage during the regular season at 38.9%, better than the Suns. The Bucks had shooting too. Westbrook isn’t exactly Giannis. He’s not a 7 footer who dominates inside. He’s a 6’3 point guard with diminishing athleticism who shoots 32% from 3 and 66% from the free throw line. He’d be an absolutely terrible addition to this team.
Pennebaker wrote:And Bird did it while being a defensive liability. But he also made All-Defensive teams, which was another controversial issue regarding Bird and votes.
SF_Warriors wrote:IgorK wrote:LikeABosh wrote:
Oh shut up
tHeY maDe iT wHeN it mAttErEd
They're not good 3 pt shooters. Get a grip
Except, they are. GeT a GriP dUdE.
AD's RS career high in 3 point percentage is 34% on 2 attempts. His second highest was last season 33% on 3.5 attempts. Last year in the playoffs, he was 38% but only on 2.9 attempts in 36.6 mpg. So no, AD is not a proficient three point shooter. Bron is not the greatest three point shooter but he definitely needs to be respected out there. AD not so much unless he is wide open.. if you put a hand up he's not going to shoot it from distance. With that said, AD is still a very good mid range shooter and he spreads the floor that way.
mademan wrote:Wiz should take it and run as fast as they can. LOLakers tho. Does their FO not believe in spacing?
picc wrote:Westbrook would FEAST on the Lakers. Remember how good he made Steven Adams slow unathletic ass look? Imagine him with AD. If LA just played two shooters alongside he, Lebron, and AD, you would see Westbrook put numbers from years ago.
Pennebaker wrote:And Bird did it while being a defensive liability. But he also made All-Defensive teams, which was another controversial issue regarding Bird and votes.
mademan wrote:Wiz should take it and run as fast as they can. LOLakers tho. Does their FO not believe in spacing?