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Quote from: TheSundanceKid on June 28, 2018, 08:10:14 AMQuote from: Phantom255x on June 28, 2018, 08:03:32 AMSo it looks like the Spurs want nothing to do with Deng's contract, or Lonzo Ball. Essentially it will probably take Kuzma, Ingram and a Randle S&T to get it done. Honestly if I'm the Lakers and getting Leonard means getting Lebron (possibly George too), you do it. SAS may fish for an additional asset like Hart or a future pick but I think they'd gladly settle on Kuzma, Ingram and Randle (via S&T)Thing is if they don't send out Deng then they won't have cap space for Lebron and George. And without all 3 it's just a rehash of Cleveland. Maybe that's enough for Lebron but he isn't adding to his championships that way. The Lakers need to find a team to take on that Deng contract.They can stretch Deng, sign both LeBron and PG13, and then trade Ingram, Ball, and two of Kuzma, Hart, Wagner (30 days after he signs), and Zubac (if he’s not waived this week) to match salaries for Kawhi. That’s a heavy price, and they would have over $7 million of Deng’s contract on the books for the next five years. But trading Deng is not a necessity.
Quote from: Phantom255x on June 28, 2018, 08:03:32 AMSo it looks like the Spurs want nothing to do with Deng's contract, or Lonzo Ball. Essentially it will probably take Kuzma, Ingram and a Randle S&T to get it done. Honestly if I'm the Lakers and getting Leonard means getting Lebron (possibly George too), you do it. SAS may fish for an additional asset like Hart or a future pick but I think they'd gladly settle on Kuzma, Ingram and Randle (via S&T)Thing is if they don't send out Deng then they won't have cap space for Lebron and George. And without all 3 it's just a rehash of Cleveland. Maybe that's enough for Lebron but he isn't adding to his championships that way. The Lakers need to find a team to take on that Deng contract.
So it looks like the Spurs want nothing to do with Deng's contract, or Lonzo Ball. Essentially it will probably take Kuzma, Ingram and a Randle S&T to get it done. Honestly if I'm the Lakers and getting Leonard means getting Lebron (possibly George too), you do it. SAS may fish for an additional asset like Hart or a future pick but I think they'd gladly settle on Kuzma, Ingram and Randle (via S&T)
Quote from: saltlover on June 28, 2018, 08:49:19 AMQuote from: TheSundanceKid on June 28, 2018, 08:10:14 AMQuote from: Phantom255x on June 28, 2018, 08:03:32 AMSo it looks like the Spurs want nothing to do with Deng's contract, or Lonzo Ball. Essentially it will probably take Kuzma, Ingram and a Randle S&T to get it done. Honestly if I'm the Lakers and getting Leonard means getting Lebron (possibly George too), you do it. SAS may fish for an additional asset like Hart or a future pick but I think they'd gladly settle on Kuzma, Ingram and Randle (via S&T)Thing is if they don't send out Deng then they won't have cap space for Lebron and George. And without all 3 it's just a rehash of Cleveland. Maybe that's enough for Lebron but he isn't adding to his championships that way. The Lakers need to find a team to take on that Deng contract.They can stretch Deng, sign both LeBron and PG13, and then trade Ingram, Ball, and two of Kuzma, Hart, Wagner (30 days after he signs), and Zubac (if he’s not waived this week) to match salaries for Kawhi. That’s a heavy price, and they would have over $7 million of Deng’s contract on the books for the next five years. But trading Deng is not a necessity.Than what fill the roster with undrafted rookies and minimum contract vets?
Quote from: dreamgreen on June 28, 2018, 09:31:27 AMQuote from: saltlover on June 28, 2018, 08:49:19 AMQuote from: TheSundanceKid on June 28, 2018, 08:10:14 AMQuote from: Phantom255x on June 28, 2018, 08:03:32 AMSo it looks like the Spurs want nothing to do with Deng's contract, or Lonzo Ball. Essentially it will probably take Kuzma, Ingram and a Randle S&T to get it done. Honestly if I'm the Lakers and getting Leonard means getting Lebron (possibly George too), you do it. SAS may fish for an additional asset like Hart or a future pick but I think they'd gladly settle on Kuzma, Ingram and Randle (via S&T)Thing is if they don't send out Deng then they won't have cap space for Lebron and George. And without all 3 it's just a rehash of Cleveland. Maybe that's enough for Lebron but he isn't adding to his championships that way. The Lakers need to find a team to take on that Deng contract.They can stretch Deng, sign both LeBron and PG13, and then trade Ingram, Ball, and two of Kuzma, Hart, Wagner (30 days after he signs), and Zubac (if he’s not waived this week) to match salaries for Kawhi. That’s a heavy price, and they would have over $7 million of Deng’s contract on the books for the next five years. But trading Deng is not a necessity.Than what fill the roster with undrafted rookies and minimum contract vets?Veterans/free agents and plethora of undrafted free agents will come flockin'. The potential of winning with two top 5 players, and PG-13, with the allure of living in Los Angeles is way too promising.
Screaming A Smith said today Leonard isn’t thrilled with the idea of playing with Lebron with the Lakers because of all hoopla James brings
to match salary they would either have to use a sign and trade with Randle (which i dont see SA doing) or trading the whole coup of young talent Ball, Ingram, Kuzma, and Hart.. and if I'm Magic I do it .. The only dead weight is Dengs contract... so you have KL, LBJ, and PG and fill the roster with veterans who will play for cheap to win ..
Kawhi does not want any hooplaKawhi wants to play for the LakersKawhi is the new Kanye
WOJ BOOOOOOOMBAdrian WojnarowskiVerified account @wojespn 3m3 minutes agoThe Spurs are fully engaged in trade talks with several teams on Kawhi Leonard, including the Lakers and Celtics, league sources tell ESPN. Boston has long had the assets that the Spurs most covet in a potential Leonard trade.Though the cynical part of me wonders if this is now San Antonio trying to drive up LA's offer.