thedynasty1998;436738 wrote:Would not understand this move at all. He plays the same position as Kobe and is just another head case.
thedynasty1998;436738 wrote:Would not understand this move at all. He plays the same position as Kobe and is just another head case.
2quik4u;436746 wrote:if they move sasha they dont have a backup #2
thedynasty1998;436753 wrote:Matt Barnes can't play the 2?
Starters
1 - Blake
2 - Kobe
3 - Artest
4 - Gasol
5 - Bynum
Backups
1 - Fisher
2 - Barnes
3 - Walton
4 - Odom
5 - Caracter or Ratliff
They still have Vujacic and if they move him, they will resign Shannon Brown.
Where do you play Delonte at?
lhslep134;436759 wrote:Random ass times whens his skillset is needed.
hoops23;436761 wrote:Things like Injuries and sporadic play happen within a team. It's never a bad ideal to have depth. Signing Delonte West gives you added insurance and covers all bases.
....Also, the Lakers may re-sign Shannon Brown, but I know the Cavs have been talking to Brown as well.
thedynasty1998;436763 wrote:That's my point, is he really worth the trouble? I think Delonte is a talented player, but he's a headcase and the Laker's don't really have a "need" for him.
2quik4u;436769 wrote: lakers rather have west then brown
hoops23;436783 wrote:Delonte West is better than Shannon Brown.
KR1245;436787 wrote:Its not even up for debate.
Do you forget? Phil dealt with Rodman in Chicago and there has never been any NBA player as screwed up as Rodman.thedynasty1998;436793 wrote:I'm not saying Brown is more talented. I just think with all things considered, they would rather have Brown. He has rapport within the team, Phil Jackson knows him, he's accustomed to his role, seems like he stays out of trouble.
You bring in Delonte and you just really don't know what to expect. He's in LA, coming off the bench and has to fit in with a different set of teammates.
He's also dealing w/ Artest now.From the Hills;436906 wrote:Do you forget? Phil dealt with Rodman in Chicago and there has never been any NBA player as screwed up as Rodman.
From the Hills;436906 wrote:Do you forget? Phil dealt with Rodman in Chicago and there has never been any NBA player as screwed up as Rodman.
thedynasty1998;436936 wrote:Rodman was an attention whore, but I don't recall him ever really getting into trouble. He certainly wasn't banging Jordan's mom and wasn't riding a 3 wheeler prepared for a civil war.
Plus, the dude played the game as hard as anyone. He showed up and did his job, I would imagine he was rather easy to coach.
From the Hills;436946 wrote:Maybe not anything criminal, but dying your hair red and wearing wedding dresses should be against the law.
