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Quote from: Baby G on June 30, 2006, 01:36:20 PMQuote from: ANTONIO on June 29, 2006, 02:17:55 AMWell we traded him for our #51 draft pick, man. I think we did a pretty good job. Like i said, consider Devean George is a FA, so we basically took a replacement for him for free. Now if we compare Evans to George, George is better, imo. But as a bench player I don't mind Evans. He's very phisical, very quick, a great athlete, and in the right system he can add power and let's say 6-8 points from the bench. Not bad, man. Let's not hate on this trade without a reason. Did you want LeBron James to backup Odom? lol.lol nah. i just dont think maurice evans is the guy we need. we need a second scoring option. if kobe gets injured or suspended - we're fuckedFirst: nobody can replace Kobe. Second: nobody can replace Kobe. Third: we basically traded an unknown guy selected with the #51 pick for Evans, the backup guy of the Pistons, a pretty good role player. It's a great deal from our point of view, and you can't argue about that. The end. Obviously we ain't a perfect team yet. But that's not the end of our summer trades: it's just the beginning. And it's a great start.
Quote from: ANTONIO on June 29, 2006, 02:17:55 AMWell we traded him for our #51 draft pick, man. I think we did a pretty good job. Like i said, consider Devean George is a FA, so we basically took a replacement for him for free. Now if we compare Evans to George, George is better, imo. But as a bench player I don't mind Evans. He's very phisical, very quick, a great athlete, and in the right system he can add power and let's say 6-8 points from the bench. Not bad, man. Let's not hate on this trade without a reason. Did you want LeBron James to backup Odom? lol.lol nah. i just dont think maurice evans is the guy we need. we need a second scoring option. if kobe gets injured or suspended - we're fucked
Well we traded him for our #51 draft pick, man. I think we did a pretty good job. Like i said, consider Devean George is a FA, so we basically took a replacement for him for free. Now if we compare Evans to George, George is better, imo. But as a bench player I don't mind Evans. He's very phisical, very quick, a great athlete, and in the right system he can add power and let's say 6-8 points from the bench. Not bad, man. Let's not hate on this trade without a reason. Did you want LeBron James to backup Odom? lol.
Quote from: ANTONIO on June 30, 2006, 02:47:47 PMQuote from: Baby G on June 30, 2006, 01:36:20 PMQuote from: ANTONIO on June 29, 2006, 02:17:55 AMWell we traded him for our #51 draft pick, man. I think we did a pretty good job. Like i said, consider Devean George is a FA, so we basically took a replacement for him for free. Now if we compare Evans to George, George is better, imo. But as a bench player I don't mind Evans. He's very phisical, very quick, a great athlete, and in the right system he can add power and let's say 6-8 points from the bench. Not bad, man. Let's not hate on this trade without a reason. Did you want LeBron James to backup Odom? lol.lol nah. i just dont think maurice evans is the guy we need. we need a second scoring option. if kobe gets injured or suspended - we're fuckedFirst: nobody can replace Kobe. Second: nobody can replace Kobe. Third: we basically traded an unknown guy selected with the #51 pick for Evans, the backup guy of the Pistons, a pretty good role player. It's a great deal from our point of view, and you can't argue about that. The end. Obviously we ain't a perfect team yet. But that's not the end of our summer trades: it's just the beginning. And it's a great start.i didnt say replace kobe. but im sure kobe would agree that it'd be nice if the lakers didn't blow a 10 point lead everytime he goes to the bench. and maurice evans isn't gonna be out there knockin down shots. he averages like 4 points - whoopty doo!
It's crazy how Farmer was born and raised in L.A., went to University in L.A. and is going to play pro ball in L.A.
Kobe calls to congratulate Farmar By JOHN NADEL, AP Sports Writer June 29, 2006 EL SEGUNDO, Calif. (AP) -- When Jordan Farmar's cell phone rang Thursday morning, he wasn't surprised to discover it was another call of congratulations. But it wasn't just any caller -- it was Kobe Bryant. "That was the best way to start my career, to get a phone call from the best player in the NBA," Farmar said at a news conference less than 24 hours after the Los Angeles Lakers took him in the first round of the NBA draft with the 26th overall selection. "It wasn't long at all -- about 5 minutes," Farmar said of his conversation with Bryant. "It was very meaningful to me. He's the best player in the NBA and we're on the same team." ... "Man, I'm very excited to be here," he said. "It's been the longest month of my life, traveling around the country to pursue my lifelong dream. I couldn't have asked for a better outcome. I'm blessed to be here." .... Farmar's family attended the news conference at the Lakers' training facility. "He called to give me directions, and he told us about his call from Kobe," said Farmar's mother, Mindy Kolani. "We're all just numb -- we're all so excited." ..."We're not done," Kupchak said, making it clear there were more changes in store.
..."We're not done," Kupchak said, making it clear there were more changes in store.
QuoteKobe calls to congratulate Farmar By JOHN NADEL, AP Sports Writer June 29, 2006 EL SEGUNDO, Calif. (AP) -- When Jordan Farmar's cell phone rang Thursday morning, he wasn't surprised to discover it was another call of congratulations. But it wasn't just any caller -- it was Kobe Bryant. "That was the best way to start my career, to get a phone call from the best player in the NBA," Farmar said at a news conference less than 24 hours after the Los Angeles Lakers took him in the first round of the NBA draft with the 26th overall selection. "It wasn't long at all -- about 5 minutes," Farmar said of his conversation with Bryant. "It was very meaningful to me. He's the best player in the NBA and we're on the same team." ... "Man, I'm very excited to be here," he said. "It's been the longest month of my life, traveling around the country to pursue my lifelong dream. I couldn't have asked for a better outcome. I'm blessed to be here." .... Farmar's family attended the news conference at the Lakers' training facility. "He called to give me directions, and he told us about his call from Kobe," said Farmar's mother, Mindy Kolani. "We're all just numb -- we're all so excited." ..."We're not done," Kupchak said, making it clear there were more changes in store. http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news?slug=ap-lakers-farmar&prov=ap&type=lgns