Re: Should the Lakers acquire a vet point gaurd this offseason?
If the Lakers were going to be good enough to win a championship in the next couple years heres the changes I would make:
Starting / Backup
PG: ???????? / Jordan Farmar*
SG:Kobe Bryant/Smush Parker
SF:Luke Walton/ ??????????
PF:Lamar Odom/ Ronny Turiaf
C: Andrew Bynum* / ????????
(* = Im assuming they will improve a lot in the next couple years)
PG: Need a legit PG who can hit open shots and play Defense SG: Assuming he keeps on working on D, Smush is actually not bad in this position, hes just not a good PG SF: Cook/Radmonovich just dont get the job done. They sometimes hit shots but have no defensive skills whatsoever. PF: Assuming Lamar stays agresive, which might be assuming a lot C: While Kwame is a great defender, he is such a liability on the offensive end that i'm starting to think a decent defender who can make layups and 5 foot jumpshots would be a lot better
This is ofcourse assuming the Lakers dont make any major trades. The biggest issue for this team is not our roster, its the chemistry. There are some changes that need to be made, yes. But when this team was playing well together they were a lot closer to a championship calibur team than many people would think.
Re: Should the Lakers acquire a vet point gaurd this offseason?
if I remember this correct
Odom played SF for sometime the last 2 yrs
that's when Kwame played at PF and Mihm was still healthy
Vet Point
Kobe
Lamar
Kwame
Mihm
Re: Should the Lakers acquire a vet point gaurd this offseason?
Who is there to acquire? Billups is out of reach unless it's a sign&trade and he demands to go to the Lakers IMO. Maybe Fisher if Utah wants to dump his contract. A vet PG who'll work well imo that can be had for pretty cheap is Brevin Knight, or Earl Watson. Both are savvy vets who are nice defenders and may hit the open J. If they want a Free Agent, Jason Hart has done well with the Clippers and is a smarty savvy vet as well who can do a little bit of everything.