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HMFFL wrote:I am wrong about D-Low not making sense.

It's a cheap deal and he can be moved for assets eventually. Even if it's for a couple of second round picks.

It comes down to what you can get as well....its a two way street. If he's the guy that is signaling the most he's willing to come...then we have to take what we can get. Plus, DLO is a good player and I have watched him for years, plus he has experience with AD.

If healthy, Mavs will have an insane team. Their 2nd unit could be a starting unit on a lot of teams lol...

Gut feeling Lebron is coming

Captain_Obvious wrote:Gut feeling Lebron is coming

Nop. His agent already said he is not going anywhere. That's good for Mavs, would be quite difficult to match his insane salary.

Archx wrote:

Captain_Obvious wrote:Gut feeling Lebron is coming

Nop. His agent already said he is not going anywhere. That's good for Mavs, would be quite difficult to match his insane salary.

Portland has received the order from the league to get Ayton to LA for next to no cost. Lebron doesn't want to make a pay cut but wants to win a final glory. Either way, things look fine except signing DoLo to 6.5M per. Hopefully Brandon Williams and Hardy could grow enough to seize the spot. 31% from the arc and 39% inside the paint are really worst than Westbrook.

Not to mention the defense and contract compared with Exum.

DFS joins Houston. This is a hell of team. The Mavs has to study how Houston plays early.

I think the loss of DFS is significant. Lebron is right. LAL won't win this season. Just think about facing OKC, they stand no chance.

The team chemistry is gone after DFS Reaves and Lebron all refuse to cooperate with the team. And yes, Lebron James is available for trade.

Darren wrote:I think the loss of DFS is significant. Lebron is right. LAL won't win this season. Just think about facing OKC, they stand no chance.

LAL arguably replaced DFS with a better younger player on a cheaper deal. DFS also had an ankle surgery.

I'm not a fan of the D'Lo signing. I understand that he's probably the most talented playmaking guard we could have gotten with the TPMLE but I do not think he's a winning player and I don't really want his erratic on-court/off-court tendencies to be around Flagg and Lively.

I hope I'm wrong and he's awesome for us though. The good news is that it's a short and small contract.

arkuo wrote:If the Blazers are looking to save cash by working a buyout with Deandre Ayton, then buyout Jrue Holiday as well so Dallas can sign him for the minimum.

POR likes holiday and hence to trade for him, and even give up some picks in the process. How come they will waive him?

Maverick41 wrote:I'm not a fan of the D'Lo signing. I understand that he's probably the most talented playmaking guard we could have gotten with the TPMLE but I do not think he's a winning player and I don't really want his erratic on-court/off-court tendencies to be around Flagg and Lively.

I hope I'm wrong and he's awesome for us though. The good news is that it's a short and small contract.

It is only 5.7M, even Hardy is getting more than that. Can’t complain too much.

Archx wrote:

Darren wrote:I think the loss of DFS is significant. Lebron is right. LAL won't win this season. Just think about facing OKC, they stand no chance.

LAL arguably replaced DFS with a better younger player on a cheaper deal. DFS also had an ankle surgery.

Are you sure LaRavia is really better than DFS?

Darren wrote:

Archx wrote:

Captain_Obvious wrote:Gut feeling Lebron is coming

Nop. His agent already said he is not going anywhere. That's good for Mavs, would be quite difficult to match his insane salary.

Portland has received the order from the league to get Ayton to LA for next to no cost. Lebron doesn't want to make a pay cut but wants to win a final glory. Either way, things look fine except signing DoLo to 6.5M per. Hopefully Brandon Williams and Hardy could grow enough to seize the spot. 31% from the arc and 39% inside the paint are really worst than Westbrook.

Luka is going to save Ayton’s career.

Archx wrote:

Darren wrote:I think the loss of DFS is significant. Lebron is right. LAL won't win this season. Just think about facing OKC, they stand no chance.

LAL arguably replaced DFS with a better younger player on a cheaper deal. DFS also had an ankle surgery.

Did you hear what Pelinka was doing to DFS?

Michaellam1987 wrote:

Maverick41 wrote:I'm not a fan of the D'Lo signing. I understand that he's probably the most talented playmaking guard we could have gotten with the TPMLE but I do not think he's a winning player and I don't really want his erratic on-court/off-court tendencies to be around Flagg and Lively.

I hope I'm wrong and he's awesome for us though. The good news is that it's a short and small contract.

It is only 5.7M, even Hardy is getting more than that. Can’t complain too much.

It's 13M for 2 years. It can't be 5.7M per.

Archx wrote:

Darren wrote:I think the loss of DFS is significant. Lebron is right. LAL won't win this season. Just think about facing OKC, they stand no chance.

LAL arguably replaced DFS with a better younger player on a cheaper deal. DFS also had an ankle surgery.

Dude...
Luka should demand a trade today, this eas a disgrace...

Schroeder to join the Kings

Malik Monk should be available