We don't need any more players at home.
I guess they could send AD there for Ingram and the pick swap but I can't think of why the Pelicans would want to deal with Anthony's constant injuries. Not that Ingram has been all that healthy.It almost feels like the Lakers are tanking. Lebron, Beverley and Walker are out tonight against the Jazz. I'm not seeing them push the panic button.
A wild thought, would the Pelicans be interested in Anthony Davis? He last played there. Maybe the Pelicans could remove the swap rights for the 2023 draft in a trade.
It was only a random thought. Trying to make logic out of the illogical.
At least one of our wheels is threadbare, and one is being patched up, and one doesn't want to be attached anymore.I'd like to point out that we've got the 2nd best record in the conference (trailing only a team that wants to tank but hasn't figured out how) and the 2nd best point deferential in the league.
The wheels remain attached.
Haha!At least one of our wheels is threadbare, and one is being patched up, and one doesn't want to be attached anymore.
And that game was fun, anyway.Haha!
Feels like the Oregon trail.
And that game was fun, anyway.
I'm sure he is.Is Anthony Davis available in trade?
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The Pelicans would be fools to trade for him and give up the swap rights. To me that alone is worth more than AD let alone any players they would have to throw in.It almost feels like the Lakers are tanking. Lebron, Beverley and Walker are out tonight against the Jazz. I'm not seeing them push the panic button.
A wild thought, would the Pelicans be interested in Anthony Davis? He last played there. Maybe the Pelicans could remove the swap rights for the 2023 draft in a trade.
AD is having a better season right now in a declining state than Ayton will ever have in his entire career and that’s on a team with zero spacing. He has value the question is how much considering his durability issues.I'm sure he is.
Why would anyone want him?
The Lakers pick goes to NO even if it’s the #1 overall right?
Was listening to the ringer podcast and they think New Orleans will eventually offer the house for Durant. He’s got a good relationship with Willy Green and Ingram/Zion are a bad fit. Plus they have more picks than us.Yes. The Pelicans have the right to swap picks.
Makes sense.Was listening to the ringer podcast and they think New Orleans will eventually offer the house for Durant. He’s got a good relationship with Willy Green and Ingram/Zion are a bad fit. Plus they have more picks than us.
I wouldn’t include Lakers pick for Durant if I was NO. They could end up with Big Vic and NO would be set up long term with Zion, Ingram, McCollum and Vic.Was listening to the ringer podcast and they think New Orleans will eventually offer the house for Durant. He’s got a good relationship with Willy Green and Ingram/Zion are a bad fit. Plus they have more picks than us.
Was listening to the ringer podcast and they think New Orleans will eventually offer the house for Durant. He’s got a good relationship with Willy Green and Ingram/Zion are a bad fit. Plus they have more picks than us.
His durability is everything.AD is having a better season right now in a declining state than Ayton will ever have in his entire career and that’s on a team with zero spacing. He has value the question is how much considering his durability issues.
I remember he was one of the hradliners at a pre draft tournament they used to have in PHX. I actually drove up to watch from Yuma.Jacque Vaughn is the Nets new head coach.
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