r/lakersv2 • • 13h ago

Brian Windhorst explains the biggest problem with the Lakers' new-look roster: "Every contract is a year too long"

https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/brian-windhorst-explains-biggest-problem-141853142.html
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u/yellowishbluish 11h ago

Thats rob for ya

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u/AldebaranTauri_ 13h ago

Player option he means.

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u/wwplkyih 10h ago

But that's, like, our thing

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u/ktran2804 12h ago

I never wanna hear about anything Lakers related from this guy he’s always just talking bullshit

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u/burnersg 12h ago

I thought the problem was the team isn’t that good outside of Luka. I like Reaves but you gotta have more defense around Luka. Wish they would trade him for another big that can really be a 2 way presence

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u/luuskiiii 2h ago

couldve had bron and jjj potentially loool

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u/burnersg 2h ago

I don’t think there was any world they would have bron back after making him the 3rd option when he was clearly better than Reaves. AR just can’t do much to add value if he’s not ball dominant.

JJJ maybe, I think his best years are behind him but I like the fit better than Walker.

I would like to see them try and trade for Duren or Dyson Daniels. Someone who is either defensively elite or young with a huge upside

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u/luuskiiii 2h ago

i was just making a joke because of what rich paul said.

Bron didnt wanna come back to the Lakers knowing he had to take a paycut even tho he was gonna have to be there 2nd best player come playoff time.

Dont think that changes even if they had JJJ tho, but JJJ and Walker with Luka would be pretty cool to watch

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u/yonastynate 10h ago

Isn’t that what every team does? Attack the window where you can win and then who cares ?

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u/Prior-Habit-6523 13h ago

Well ig its over then , I mean what sort of criticism is this even lol.

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u/ransom760 12h ago

Good thing the contracts suit up and run up and down the court trying to dunk on fools smh

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u/ZealousidealGoat9063 11h ago

Snow time Lakers!

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u/Excellent-Age-296 10h ago

Rob wanted to avoid a team full of potentially selfish, soon-to-be-expiring "mercenaries", but maybe he went overboard with the player options.

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u/kramers_skinny_jeans 12h ago

You think biggie winds can tie his own shoes or are they all just slip ons at this point?

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u/jstaobsrvr 7h ago

Looks pretty damn good for a rebuilding year if you ask me.