Jovan Buha

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.

And it felt like at some point here, it was going to come to a natural conclusion. And I do think... I'm not going to say a clutch star will never be a Laker again, because I think it's certainly possible. But once LeBron is done being a Laker, I think that relationship has kind of run its course.

And it felt like at some point here, it was going to come to a natural conclusion. And I do think... I'm not going to say a clutch star will never be a Laker again, because I think it's certainly possible. But once LeBron is done being a Laker, I think that relationship has kind of run its course.

And it felt like at some point here, it was going to come to a natural conclusion. And I do think... I'm not going to say a clutch star will never be a Laker again, because I think it's certainly possible. But once LeBron is done being a Laker, I think that relationship has kind of run its course.

Yeah, that's why when you were talking about the price stuff, I'm like, are we going to do this all over again? Well, maybe someone else, right? I mean, could be, but yeah.

Yeah, that's why when you were talking about the price stuff, I'm like, are we going to do this all over again? Well, maybe someone else, right? I mean, could be, but yeah.

Yeah, that's why when you were talking about the price stuff, I'm like, are we going to do this all over again? Well, maybe someone else, right? I mean, could be, but yeah.

yeah i mean anthony davis is a center like let's make no mistake about it i'm i'm just like sharing that that that is what he's wanted and if we're arguing that like they've catered like because i i just think there's a narrative out there that they've completely catered to lebron and ad's wishes and whatever they want and i i'm just pushing back a little bit against that because i think there's been some very clear things that they've wanted that they've not gotten that that maybe in other situations they would get but 80 is by the way

yeah i mean anthony davis is a center like let's make no mistake about it i'm i'm just like sharing that that that is what he's wanted and if we're arguing that like they've catered like because i i just think there's a narrative out there that they've completely catered to lebron and ad's wishes and whatever they want and i i'm just pushing back a little bit against that because i think there's been some very clear things that they've wanted that they've not gotten that that maybe in other situations they would get but 80 is by the way

yeah i mean anthony davis is a center like let's make no mistake about it i'm i'm just like sharing that that that is what he's wanted and if we're arguing that like they've catered like because i i just think there's a narrative out there that they've completely catered to lebron and ad's wishes and whatever they want and i i'm just pushing back a little bit against that because i think there's been some very clear things that they've wanted that they've not gotten that that maybe in other situations they would get but 80 is by the way

Yeah, and to your point, they have given them whatever contracts they wanted in terms of contract structure, so that's certainly an argument against that as well. But in terms of AD, I think the one thing that has been true, and I think the one thing that he feels is like,

Yeah, and to your point, they have given them whatever contracts they wanted in terms of contract structure, so that's certainly an argument against that as well. But in terms of AD, I think the one thing that has been true, and I think the one thing that he feels is like,

Yeah, and to your point, they have given them whatever contracts they wanted in terms of contract structure, so that's certainly an argument against that as well. But in terms of AD, I think the one thing that has been true, and I think the one thing that he feels is like,

I think he likes when playing next to another big and having that guy be the primary center defender, and then he can roam defensively. And I think going back to the 2020 title year, when you had JaVale or Dwight on,

I think he likes when playing next to another big and having that guy be the primary center defender, and then he can roam defensively. And I think going back to the 2020 title year, when you had JaVale or Dwight on,

I think he likes when playing next to another big and having that guy be the primary center defender, and then he can roam defensively. And I think going back to the 2020 title year, when you had JaVale or Dwight on,

Nikola Jokic or whatever other big man they were running into, AD liked being the roamer who could be the low man, be helping rotating out the shooters and just kind of manning, quarterbacking the defense in that sense. So I think for him, like one, you know, Constant thing that the teams try to do against the Lakers when he's at the five is you just try to get him out of the paint.

Nikola Jokic or whatever other big man they were running into, AD liked being the roamer who could be the low man, be helping rotating out the shooters and just kind of manning, quarterbacking the defense in that sense. So I think for him, like one, you know, Constant thing that the teams try to do against the Lakers when he's at the five is you just try to get him out of the paint.

Nikola Jokic or whatever other big man they were running into, AD liked being the roamer who could be the low man, be helping rotating out the shooters and just kind of manning, quarterbacking the defense in that sense. So I think for him, like one, you know, Constant thing that the teams try to do against the Lakers when he's at the five is you just try to get him out of the paint.

And Steve Kerr has talked about like Golden State's entire offense when they play the Lakers is trying to find and come up with ways to get Anthony Davis away from the rim. And they feel like if they can get 80 out of the away from the rim, it's going to be a layup line or an offensive rebound line. uh, or party, whatever. Uh, so I think that's like, that's two eighties, I guess, argument.