When we made that deal, no one thought Nash would fall apart. No one thought Kobe would tear his achilles. At the time, I thought we got a great deal. Nash was just coming off a year where he still put up great numbers and all we gave up were draft picks that most likely woulda been late 1s. Who thought the Lakers would have the worst record in the West this year? considering that they had Dwight, Kobe, Nash, and Pau last year?
The Lakers don't need a superstar in this draft. Unlike small market teams that can really only become contenders by hitting home runs in the draft, we can build through free agency as well. LA will always be a prime destination and the Lakers brand will always be strong. We'll be in good position to get Melo this summer, Love next summer (though I personally don't want him), and then Kobe comes off the books in 2016 (around the time Durant becomes a free agent).
No matter what the Lakers will ALWAYS have a bright future. And our $3 billion TV deal means we can afford to continually pay the luxury tax to keep our roster together unlike small market teams like OKC.
Melo, Love and Durant are all going to the Lakers?
And you have the audacity to say the Sixers are being run like a video game



we're the Lakers