The lakers should absolutely not trade Bronny to any team without multiple 2nds as compensation. They drafted him and invested in him for 2 years. He’s a much better player now and can be a fringe rotation guy for most teams. If any team Bron goes to wants him it should cost them
That is FOUR FIRST ROUND PICKS for an injury prone player who Utah didn’t even want. Undeniably a good player for the Lakers if he’s healthy, but man that’s a steep price. If I’m Utah, I am VERY happy.
@AnthonyIrwinLA Don’t love the Sexton and Grimes signings, I’m coming around to the Mamu signing, and I love the Kessler signing if I just ignore what we gave up lol. Hoping we can do a sign and trade to round out the roster.
This is the most polarizing offseason I can really remember in quite some time — maybe ever in my career. I really don’t like what they’ve done. People I respect greatly seem to completely disagree. I don’t think the Lakers are done, but I find it all fascinating.
This Clip Right Here Should Symbolize The LeBron Tenure In LA:
“We will forever remember how important and special he was for the Los Angeles Lakers. this was a team morning the tragic death of Kobe Bryant. LeBron was able to bring that team together. Bring that city together and bring that group to a championship to finish off the season. This is storybook stuff. I still hear Frank Vogel’s voice echoing in my ear saying “he’s been our lion. He’s been our leader and we follow him wherever he goes.” He lead an entire city through impossible time.”
Kobe passing away and leaving the city of LA heartbroken. Then, in the NBA Bubble, LeBron James brought home a championship for LA.
Thank You LeBron 🫡
It’s really cool that the Lakers are so intertwined with the history LeBron has made in his career. Love that he won a title here and broke those records as a Laker.
You can’t tell the story of LeBron’s career without the Lakers and he undoubtedly left a legacy in LA.