76ers fans haven’t said once yet “he’ll never be iverson” they’re just happy to get a great player in their franchise to help them win. Laker fans are the softest whiniest crybaby fanbase in all of sports 😂
𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has confirmed to reporters that he’s in talks with another team about a potential trade as recently as yesterday.
Jerry is going "ALL IN" this offseason 👀
Draymond Green believes LeBron James didn’t join the Warriors because he couldn’t get over their past rivalry.
"I ultimately don't think Bron was ever able to get over the history and I understand it, I get it."
(🎥 @Money23Green )
Historically when Lebron James leaves an organization , it goes backwards. Do you notice other key role players decide to leave? Its simple, a majority of players trust playing with him. The Laker Front office will pay a price along with a fan base that wanted him gone. Good luck
Anthony Davis practically begged Rob Pelinka to get him a CENTER alongside him for YEARS… Rob didn’t budge
AD got back doored.. Bron lowkey got back doored.. and NOW he wanna be a competent GM now that the duo that won you a championship is gone.. you can’t make this shit up LOL 🐍
Luka Doncic will eventually leave the Lakers. He will be the first all-time great in the modern era to not win a championship with the franchise because the front office is incapable of building a sustainable contender. They just wasted the most cap space in the league on a team that is likely worse than last year and exhausted their entire supply of draft capital in the process.
"If LeBron's tenure with the Lakers was a failure then Joker's tenure with the Nuggets, Giannis' tenure with the Bucks, and Shai's tenure with the Thunder is a failure."
@colincowherd and @getnickwright on LeBron's legacy with the Lakers
Kawhi tenure with the Clippers
8 seasons
0 rings
Was Kawhi’s time on the Clippers a success? 🤔
Jokic tenure with the Nuggets
11 seasons
1 ring
Was Jokic’s time with the Nuggets a success? 🤔
Giannis tenure with the Bucks
13 years
1 ring
Was Giannis time with the Bucks a success? 🤔
I’ll say it was a success but an underwhelming one to say the least. He brought them back to relevancy which is the ONLY reason I find it successful but they failed to support him every yr after the chip.
Buzz in league circles continues to connect Rui Hachimura signing with the Spurs once free agency opens tonight.
Los Angeles is on the verge of losing all the following players on the open market, even with tons of cap space:
LeBron James
Rui Hachimura
Marcus Smart
Luke Kennard