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superduper
02-25-2019, 05:38 PM
Who would you rather have taken on your team this season now that we've watched about 75% of the season unfold?

Better on offense?
Better on defense?
Better intangibles?
Better leadership?

Did the Lakers make the right choice?

Who?
TheCorporation
02-25-2019, 06:22 PM
It would have been Ingram or PG13, which I think is an easy question to answer.

The Lakers weren't willing to part ways with Ingram (not Ingraham, 3ball) and as a result they have him instead of King George.

And yes, I take George over Ingram (no ham)
Spurs m8
02-25-2019, 06:46 PM
Who would you rather have taken on your team this season now that we've watched about 75% of the season unfold?

Better on offense?
Better on defense?
Better intangibles?
Better leadership?

Did the Lakers make the right choice?

Who?

PG is better alone, let alone the fact he would bring more out of those around him, as well as would have brought another superstar with him too
ImKobe
02-25-2019, 07:13 PM
We would have been better off with PG this season. No injuries, no "age", no drama, guys wouldn't be worried about getting traded and we wouldn't be below .500.
superduper
02-25-2019, 08:50 PM
We would have been better off with PG this season. No injuries, no "age", no drama, guys wouldn't be worried about getting traded and we wouldn't be below .500.

Not even considering the greater play on both ends of the court by PG but I missed the biggest one of all which you mentioned... the drama.

People act all surprised when the young cast under performs when they're getting publicly thrown under the bus by an entitled team overhauling coach killing drama queen who isnt even hiding the fact that he's trying his hardest to trade each and every one of his teammates and then calls them "his guys" when it fails and he has to face them the next day. People expect them to perform good in those toxic, unstable, demotivating conditions? Who would want to play for a leader like that.

Can't edit my OP anymore so i'll include it here

**NO DRAMA**
AlternativeAcc.
02-25-2019, 09:03 PM
34 year old injured LeBron getting compared to peak MVP favorite George?

:banana:


Kobe at 34 was ranked 25th best player by ESPN (which proved to be an incredibly high/generous rank)

:yaohappy:
Manny98
02-25-2019, 09:08 PM
PG obviously
StrongLurk
02-25-2019, 09:09 PM
Paul George because he has been healthy.