I’m beyond excited to finally start this journey.
For years, I’ve wanted to do something like this, but I never had the courage to take that first step. I’ve been a Lakers fan since I was 6 years old, and my passion for this team has only grown stronger each year.
In my free time, I’m always watching Lakers podcasts, highlights, interviews, and talk shows. I love learning about the game, following the team, and hearing different perspectives.
I also want to give a huge shoutout to @jovanbuha and @TrevorLane. Listening to both of you over the years gave me the confidence to finally start this page. Your passion, knowledge, and dedication inspired me to create a space where I can talk about the Lakers, study the game, and connect with fellow fans.
My goal with LAKERBOY is to turn this into a career by covering the Lakers, but even more importantly, I want to build a community where Lakers fans can come together to discuss, debate, celebrate, and ride through every high and low of the season.
This is just the beginning.
WELCOME TO LAKERBOY. 💜💛
Would you do Adou+Carr+ all draft capital if it meant getting Watson?
Going into this summer I wanted one of Kessler or Watson so bad. IMAGINE getting both!
But dam I really do like Carr and Adou
I don’t want to hear another Kuminga report. It’s the same stuff being said every report. Next thing I want to see about Kuminga is where he is landing officially. Better be on this Laker team
@PlayoffDude Bucks are still a team to watch if they don’t get Watson. If kuminga to lakers is happening I think all his options of getting a higher salary have to be gone. That explains why kum to lakers hasn’t happened yet
Nuggets first offseason move will come in next couple hours to see what they do with Spencer jones. Hoepfulku comes with news of Peyton Watson sign and trade to lakers :)
Denver restricted free agent Spencer Jones has agreed to a two-year, $12 million offer sheet with the Oklahoma City Thunder, Adam Godes of ADS Sports tells ESPN. Jones was a key contributor for the Nuggets last season, including an NBA-best 69% from 3-point range during the playoffs, and now is ready to conclude chapter in Denver to move onto OKC.
BREAKING: LeBron James is signing with the Philadelphia 76ers on a two-year, $8 million deal with a player option, Klutch Sports Group and Klutch CEO and Game Over show host Rich Paul tells ESPN.
Thank you for everything @KingJames. You turned this franchise around when it was in darkness. You brought a championship to us. In 2020. You gave us eight years of amazing memories hard work and dedication. Good luck in Philly and thank you for everything. 💜💛