“I don’t really think the Lakers are serious anymore,” Cousins said. “I love everything that LeBron stands for… as far as the Lakers actually competing, I don’t know. I take that as a sign that they aren’t really serious.”
“I don’t really think the Lakers are serious anymore,” Cousins said. “I love everything that LeBron stands for… as far as the Lakers actually competing, I don’t know. I take that as a sign that they aren’t really serious.”
None of this would matter if Bronny was treated like the 58th pick, but he’s not.
What does Bronny being drafted have to do with Lakers championship chances? You guys make a 57th pick sound like a number 1 pick.
My comment is simply saying that he is not being treated like a normal 50 something pick and if he was, none of this would be an issue.
Your comment is ironic. Why are the lakers and media shoving it down everyone’s throat? Acting as if he was a top pick.
Completely disagree there’s never been someone drafted into the NBA that performed this poorly in preseason
If Bronnys dad wasn’t a top 5 all time player, and probably the greatest player of the past 20 years, who then strong armed his team into drafting his son who was not ready for this, then yeah, sure. Bronny should have spent 4 years at college improving, this is all for his dad, and his dad is massively under the microscope so now so is Bronny.
when the self proclaimed goat claims that his son is better than the dudes on league pass, that opens up the scrutinies so much more
bingo
People conveniently forget that he went 55th after his camp said that he wouldn’t play for any other team besides the Lakers or Suns. Obviously no other team is gonna take that risk for Bronny, we have no idea if he would have gone higher.
Yeah, maybe he could have. It’s wild to call teams and tell them not to draft him or he won’t play. Is the goal to make the league or only to play for the lakers with dad? I understand wanting him to play with his dad, but stopping other teams from drafting him when they might be able to develop him better seems transparent.
I’m sure he’s used to it, but I still feel bad for him. It feels like he is a pawn in this game between the Lakers and LeBron. I hope he succeeds, but not with the Lakers as I wish nothing good for them ever.
Exactly!!!