Fred Roggin is a well know sports anchor in LA is saying the Lakers want nothing to do with the Ball entourage and most likely will take Jackson.
It has nothing to do with the players. It has everything to do with not getting enough to move down. Hell, the Lakers rumored offer was more than what he's getting from the Sixers. If they had made the move down and gotten Saric, that would have been better than some nebulous pick in the next year or two.
So, you would have rather seen them trade #1 for #3 and maybe a guy like Dario Saric?Nah, I'd rather that they trade down if they got the player they still wanted later, but added another young guy. Picks in a year or two, that have protections are a joke to me.
I would happily take Jayson Tatum.Fred Roggin is a well know sports anchor in LA is saying the Lakers want nothing to do with the Ball entourage and most likely will take Jackson.
Fred Roggin is a well know sports anchor in LA is saying the Lakers want nothing to do with the Ball entourage and most likely will take Jackson.
If Randle and the #2 was a legit offer I agree with you it's better. Was that definitely on the table? I never saw any indication beyond the rumor.
So, you would have rather seen them trade #1 for #3 and maybe a guy like Dario Saric?
There are cap implications to such a move, though. Would make things even tougher to bring in a max salary player.
Worst trade in Celtics history. We were so close to the nations leading scorer and we got nothing in return but excuses.
It keeps getting worse:
LAL and SAC picks are protected: PATHETIC!!!!
Woj has it that it's not both. It's one or the other. It's the Lakers pick next year if it falls between 2-5, and the Kings pick the following year if it doesn't.
Woj said that yesterday; today news are stating both picks are protected. Well, we don't know for sure the whole deal, but for me it's a very bad trade.
IT is a cornerstone - picking up a first for moving down two spots and getting the guy you want is a good move IMO.
ESPN has it as one or the other too. Obviously it will have to be a wait and see, but this deal screams panic move, IMO. If they didn't like Fulz, that's fine, but it seems like they were in a rush to get this done for some strange reason. Why not wait it out and force another team to really overpay if they wanted him as it got closer to draft day?
You can hardly blame them. Not with the father from hell running his son's show. If Ball was a no brainer #1 pick future hall of famer for sure then LA would grab him and take their chances. He isn't so they won't. Someone else will though.
Very interesting especially since there are some reports out there that Jackson's work out for the Lakers went horribly:Fred Roggin is a well know sports anchor in LA is saying the Lakers want nothing to do with the Ball entourage and most likely will take Jackson.
This trade makes no sense unless there are two players Boston has rated higher than or equal to Faultz. One is obviously Jackson but who is the other? Making a trade based on an assumption that LA will pick Ball is stupid.
Never gets old seeing the overreaction of Celtics fans
i sometimes go back to this thread at the deadline and read while casually sipping coffee