Jovan Buha

And if you look at like I but whenever I do national shows and I get asked about how much control LeBron has, the thing I always say is like, yes, there are examples we can look at, obviously drafting and signing Bronny to a four year deal. But from an opportunity cost perspective, he's making less than a typical minimum guy.

And if you look at like I but whenever I do national shows and I get asked about how much control LeBron has, the thing I always say is like, yes, there are examples we can look at, obviously drafting and signing Bronny to a four year deal. But from an opportunity cost perspective, he's making less than a typical minimum guy.

And if you look at like I but whenever I do national shows and I get asked about how much control LeBron has, the thing I always say is like, yes, there are examples we can look at, obviously drafting and signing Bronny to a four year deal. But from an opportunity cost perspective, he's making less than a typical minimum guy.

so the lakers are actually saving money on the back end of the roster but brawny thing aside obviously that that was uh in part a favor to lebron and what he wanted and then they'll often have several clutch guys on the the roster but but again those are often vet minimum guys or at most it's been like mid-level type guys uh but but again relatively low opportunity cost

so the lakers are actually saving money on the back end of the roster but brawny thing aside obviously that that was uh in part a favor to lebron and what he wanted and then they'll often have several clutch guys on the the roster but but again those are often vet minimum guys or at most it's been like mid-level type guys uh but but again relatively low opportunity cost

so the lakers are actually saving money on the back end of the roster but brawny thing aside obviously that that was uh in part a favor to lebron and what he wanted and then they'll often have several clutch guys on the the roster but but again those are often vet minimum guys or at most it's been like mid-level type guys uh but but again relatively low opportunity cost

If LeBron had his way over the last few years, they would have traded for Kyrie. They would have traded for DeJounte Murray. They would have traded for Zach Levine. LeBron has wanted a third star next to him in AD and primarily a third ball handling slash perimeter guy type star. He's wanted to redo the Westbrook trade, but do it with a better fitting third star. Lakers have not done that.

If LeBron had his way over the last few years, they would have traded for Kyrie. They would have traded for DeJounte Murray. They would have traded for Zach Levine. LeBron has wanted a third star next to him in AD and primarily a third ball handling slash perimeter guy type star. He's wanted to redo the Westbrook trade, but do it with a better fitting third star. Lakers have not done that.

If LeBron had his way over the last few years, they would have traded for Kyrie. They would have traded for DeJounte Murray. They would have traded for Zach Levine. LeBron has wanted a third star next to him in AD and primarily a third ball handling slash perimeter guy type star. He's wanted to redo the Westbrook trade, but do it with a better fitting third star. Lakers have not done that.

Then even looking at AD, where AD has often been more the quiet guy. He's not really making the passive aggressive remarks. AD wanted James Borrego going back to the summer. Borrego was his guy. He was the guy that he was backing. They end up signing or agreeing to terms with JJ Redick.

Then even looking at AD, where AD has often been more the quiet guy. He's not really making the passive aggressive remarks. AD wanted James Borrego going back to the summer. Borrego was his guy. He was the guy that he was backing. They end up signing or agreeing to terms with JJ Redick.

Then even looking at AD, where AD has often been more the quiet guy. He's not really making the passive aggressive remarks. AD wanted James Borrego going back to the summer. Borrego was his guy. He was the guy that he was backing. They end up signing or agreeing to terms with JJ Redick.

And that's to say nothing of previously when LeBron had wanted Ty Lue and Monty Williams and then they get Frank Vogel. And then you go the last few years, AD has wanted to play power forward. It's been the worst kept secret that AD prefers to play power forward compared to center. He's just had to play center because the Lakers have not prioritized adding a center.

And that's to say nothing of previously when LeBron had wanted Ty Lue and Monty Williams and then they get Frank Vogel. And then you go the last few years, AD has wanted to play power forward. It's been the worst kept secret that AD prefers to play power forward compared to center. He's just had to play center because the Lakers have not prioritized adding a center.

And that's to say nothing of previously when LeBron had wanted Ty Lue and Monty Williams and then they get Frank Vogel. And then you go the last few years, AD has wanted to play power forward. It's been the worst kept secret that AD prefers to play power forward compared to center. He's just had to play center because the Lakers have not prioritized adding a center.

And it's been, if you look at from 2021 on, it's been a revolving door of vet minimum centers who are all like fringe rotation players. So naturally looking at the roster, you have to shift 80 up to play center because the options are guys who probably shouldn't be playing in like a team with championship aspirations.

And it's been, if you look at from 2021 on, it's been a revolving door of vet minimum centers who are all like fringe rotation players. So naturally looking at the roster, you have to shift 80 up to play center because the options are guys who probably shouldn't be playing in like a team with championship aspirations.

And it's been, if you look at from 2021 on, it's been a revolving door of vet minimum centers who are all like fringe rotation players. So naturally looking at the roster, you have to shift 80 up to play center because the options are guys who probably shouldn't be playing in like a team with championship aspirations.

So I think if you look at just like, like take all the words and whatever, put that to the side, just look at the actions, um, The Lakers have not really done what LeBron and AD have wanted for several years now. Or if they have, it's been very small opportunity cost type situation. So I think really since the Westbrook trade, we can trace back the relationship fraying a little bit.

So I think if you look at just like, like take all the words and whatever, put that to the side, just look at the actions, um, The Lakers have not really done what LeBron and AD have wanted for several years now. Or if they have, it's been very small opportunity cost type situation. So I think really since the Westbrook trade, we can trace back the relationship fraying a little bit.