Wosny Lambre
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807 appearances
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard 4 Jun
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You know, I was asked this, but I was like, is it Justin Italian? He has to be Luigi. I think so. I mean, it goes without saying, you know. Plus, you know, according to Hinge and Raya, he's the most handsome of the crew. So we got to give him that Luigi moniker, Rob.
Well, that and, you know, as Christopher Walken said in True Romance, the Moors once invaded Sicily. So there's that component as well.
It's probably the best scene in the movie, but no, we don't need to rehash that here. That's okay.
Yeah, I'm definitely going to be channeling my inner George Costanza today. And it won't be very hard to be quite honest.
Yeah, I feel like it's middle of the road for me, just because... You know, shouts to Slater and Amick, my guys at The Athletic. Two guys that are super duper plugged into what's happening.
Amick is the GOAT. Love Amick. I didn't run into Tony Slater, but always love seeing him. But those guys are super plugged into what's happening with the Kings. And so if they're writing this article, it's not like there's smoke here.
Turned down the extension, exactly. You know, but what I will say, just... Yes, the team is having its shortcomings. I think the difference between a couple of the guys that they mentioned in the article, Anthony Davis and Luka Doncic, these are guys who had previously played at MVP levels before AD ultimately forced his way out.
And Luka Doncic ended up staying because they put together a nice core team. Ended up making a finals run. They look really elite again this year. Fox has just not been that level of player. So to lose him would sting. But it's just not the same as losing Luka Doncic. I guess I'm not rocket science for figuring that out. But that's why I'm not so like, oh, woe is me for the freaking Kings.
That being said... You know, they had that magical run the first year of Like the Beam, and they've regressed both years since. And if you're a guy... who finally got his taste of real postseason basketball, that stage and that magnitude and that level of hoop, and all you've done is see your team get worse successively, why wouldn't you be like, yo, that's where I see my career.
Ultimately, I want to be on a winning team. I want to be playing in the most competitive games at the end of the year. This team doesn't seem to be headed in that direction. You know, this is probably the last time he'll ever be able to wield this level of influence in his career. He's turning 27 years old, y'all. Like, he's no spring chicken. This guy's been around for eight years now.
So, you know, I understand the saber rattling. And, yeah, it would suck for the Kings. But at the same time, you know, worse rebuilds have had to happen. Yeah.
Yeah, also eight years is a long time, guys.
Like eight years in Sacramento, many of those years in the wilderness or with weird ownership situations or just like just the precarity of being up there. It hasn't been some like smooth sailing great time over there. That being said, obviously the fans are incredible and there's major support for the team, but You know, and I've spent a decent amount of time.
I shouldn't say decent amount, a little bit of time talking to De'Aaron Fox before. And this kid is like really sharp and really perceptive and self-aware and like in a way that's not common for NBA players. And. You know, it's not shocking that he could take a look at the landscape of the NBA and be like, this ain't it.
And this is not something I want to be attached to necessarily as I'm reaching literally the entirety of my prime here. This next contract is going to encompass the rest of his prime. And so, yeah, I understand. I understand why the alarm bells are going up right now.
Yeah, I think Houston makes a lot of sense. The Spurs, for obvious reasons, because... The past few years, he's played in such a system that highlights the skills of the big men. And so De'Aaron Fox playing off of a big is not hard. He already knows how to do it. Even if they want to feature Wemba Yama even more than they do now, De'Aaron Fox is going to get hit. He's going to eat no matter what.
And I think Houston just has a more... I guess it's more spread out, the talent amongst his players, than, you know, a generational big. But, like, you might almost want to play on a more well-rounded organization. I just think, you know, the Sacramento thing has run its course.
Unless something drastic happens, I don't see how they avoid this guy leveraging his free agency to do something that he thinks is just better. For his overall career.
You need to get on the phone with... with Jeremy Lamb and figure out some Sacramento real estate ASAP. Sorry, Harry Barnes is going to hook him up?
Tar Eason, Jalen Green, some sweeteners.
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