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Retroram52
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No, say it isn't so DJ!!
I don't get the "Svi is not ready to contribute in the playoffs" argument but somehow Bullock is.
Reggie has played a whopping 38 minutes in the playoffs. That does not count as playoff experience by any stretch of the imagination.
So, therefore, Svi is just as ready as Reggie.
And, you could argue, because Svi is young and doesn't know any better, the playoff pressure may not affect him as much as someone who is familiar with the pressure. I'm not making that argument, but one could be made.
I just feel both players offered more to the Lakers bench than who they traded for, and it looks like the trades were made to placate LeBron's style of play and nothing more ( without waiting to see if Svi or Zu could be those guys as both those guys big games came when LeBron was injured and have barely played with him due to Luke's stupid rotations ).
No, say it isn't so DJ!!
Yeah, I think they bring him in and see what he has.....they could always release him before the playoffs started.....kick the tires on him and see if playing with James can rejuvenate his season and career.
I agree Ram. These young guys just had their first "NBA is a business" reality check, and dont need a cancer in the locker room. I have to keep reminding myself how young these guys are. I really believe, if the young guys stay here for next year, we will see huge growth with Ingram in particular. He will be more consistant. Some players take a little longer then others to become good consistant players. If ball can shake the injury bug and his idiot father, he can be special as well. I think not getting Davis now, is a blessing in disquise.Yea, his bitching and complaining can be a real locker room cancer and those young guys like Kuzma, Hart, Ingram aren't going to take too kindly to a dude that does that. Then that would lead to a locker room chemistry division which would eventually lead to losses and there goes any attempt at playoff basketball.
Luke and his rotations lol. Killed momentum.Just got home.....Lakers leading 76ers, 40-30, after the first quarter.