The Knicks only held the lead in this series for 57 total minutes and they won in 5 lol

Josh Hart and Jordan Clarkson are NBA champions 💜💛

How much would you be willing to give up/take back if it meant getting Kel'el Ware in a 3-team trade with MIA/MIL? - Sending 2 first round picks to MIL? - Taking back Myles Turner's contract? - Taking back Jovic's contract giving up a 1st? Ware would be a fun upside return, but you're not getting him here for with cost. He's the best young trade asset the Heat have to offer, and in any trade involving Giannis that is what MIL wants. Full breakdown with trade options here - youtube.com/watch?v=7f0ZjGH9…

Will this be the offseason the Lakers finally renounce their free agent rights to Carmelo Anthony, Avery Bradley, Jared Dudley, Wayne Ellington, Dwight Howard, Kieff, and Dion Waiters? I always laugh when I see these on the trade machine. The Lakers haven't had cap space in years so it may finally be time to say goodbye to these cap holds😂

Who is your favorite "realistic" center trade target for the Lakers? Some believe they will absorb one with their cap space via trade, so if you could pick, who would you go with? A. Myles Turner B. Nic Claxton C. Daniel Gafford D. Yves Missi Or would you rather run it back with Ayton? lol

From what I've seen, the Lakers have only worked out one projected 1st round prospect so far, that being Koa Peat. Pros: - Physical profile at only 19 - Ability to get to the rim - Ceiling Cons: - Shooting ability/mechanics - Potential project How would you feel if the Lakers selected him at 25? Definitely not my favorite target, but you can't deny the upside here. The ceiling is higher compared to many others projected to go this late

I wonder how many teams are an OG Anunoby away from making it to the NBA Finals

If the Lakers have cap space and are looking to sign a free agent big, who are you picking between these two? A. Rob Williams III B. Mitchell Robinson For me, I'd probably go Rob Williams. Likely a bit more affordable and offers more versatility on both ends.

Is the Lakers ideal trade partner the Pelicans? One of the few teams that has multiple young, versatile wings and may be willing to sell. If so, who would you target? A. Herb Jones B. Trey Murphy C. Saddiq Bey D. Yves Missi Popular pick is going to be Trey, but he's almost certainly out of the Lakers price range. Good opportunity to buy-low on Herb Jones here though after a down year imo.

I'm fine with the Lakers staying at #25 in the draft, but if they could move back off-load Vando's contract you gotta consider it. For example: #25 Vando > Nets for #33 #43 At 33 you could likely still gets prospects like: - Trevon Brazile - Zuby Ejiofor - Baba Miller Maybe one even falls to #43. On top of off-loading Vando the picks, you also get an additional $12.8M in cap space for this offseason. Nets get to move up 8 spots in a great draft and the Lakers get financial draft benefits Full breakdown on this topic here - youtube.com/watch?v=Hf3tKqVc…

Budget free agent defensive-minded 3&D guards/wings to target for the Lakers (or any other team): A. Matisse Thybulle B. Jordan Goodwin C. Josh Okogie D. Javonte Green Likely all available for under $8M per year, if not a vet min for a couple of them. Who's your pick(s)?

How would you feel if the Lakers drafted Trevon Brazile at no.25 or if they moved back? Pros: - Elite athlete - Height/length at 4/5 - Versatile defender - Floor spacing (3pt/vertical) Cons: - 23 yrs old - Strength for playing the 5 Full breakdown - youtube.com/watch?v=VDnq66wi…

If you're the Lakers would you have interest in taking in any of these OKC role players if they look to salary dump them? A. Lu Dort ($18.2M TO) B. Aaron Wiggins (3-years, $27M) C. Isaiah Joe (3-years, $34M) Wiggins and Joe are end of the rotation guys for OKC but for a lot of other teams they'd be playing 20-25 MPG consistently lol. Wiggins is intriguing to me as a cheap target after a down year

Imagine if Deandre Ayton loved ball half as much as Wemby

How would you feel about the Lakers drafting Zuby Ejiofor at 25 or if they would trade back and/or buy a 2nd round pick? Pros: - Defensive versatility - Athleticism - Energy/effort Cons: - A bit undersized for a C - Shaky 3pt shooter Full breakdown here - youtube.com/watch?v=8Mpn06sy…

Nah training with those monks did something crazy lmao

How would you feel about the Lakers drafting Baba Miller? A massive 6'11 wing they recently worked out Pros: - Elite rebounder (10.3 RPG sr year) - Defensive versatility - Motor Cons: - Lacks a reliable 3pt shot - Only 208lb Full breakdown on my YT channel - youtube.com/@JSM24

Do fans realize that if Austin Reaves made $35M next season he wouldn't even crack the top 50 in highest paid NBA players in 2026-27? And if he made $40M he wouldn't even crack the top 40? Like are we saying he's not even a top 50 player now? lol