A King and an Empire: The Official GOAT franchise Boss Angeles Lakers 2018-19 season

[Darts]

Luke made a lot of mistakes but he also had some positive attributes as a coach. Good luck to him.

 

[O.T.I.S.]

Luke made a lot of mistakes but he also had some positive attributes as a coach. Good luck to him.

I was more frustrated with him this season than before.

But Luke was aight. He will go somewhere else and be successful while the ship will keep sinking over here

 

[GreatestLaker]

 

[ALonelyDad]

wouldn't be surprised if this is the view point, we are showing the most dysfunction ever before our biggest summer ever

 

[10bandz]

Luke made a lot of mistakes but he also had some positive attributes as a coach. Good luck to him.

+9 his first two seasons, tops in the league. Improved our D and modernized our offense. He made mistakes but I think all the pressure made him overthink a lot of things this season. 2 weeks in Magic is telling him to shut the fukk up....i mean cmon smh....

 

[Flex Luger]

+9 his first two seasons, tops in the league. Improved our D and modernized our offense. He made mistakes but I think all the pressure made him overthink a lot of things this season. 2 weeks in Magic is telling him to shut the fukk up....i mean cmon smh....

I know I was fine with Luke coming back as long as he hired better assistants and implemented a offensive system.

 

[Flex Luger]

 

[Flex Luger]

No Mark Jackson and no Jason Kidd

 

[homiedontplaydat]

I weep for u Laker fans

 

[Flex Luger]

Just months earlier, Pelinka was mostly cut out of trade talks between L.A. and New Orleans, with the Pelicans preferring to deal directly with Johnson, multiple league sources told ESPN.

Luke Walton couldn't outcoach the Lakers' dysfunction

 

[wongzini]

You cant compare his role as an agent to being a front office guy. Most agents are scumbags. That's literally his job. You're crazy if you think agent's are operating under good faith. Agents use the Lakers all the time to boost leverage for their clients i.e Paul George/Aaron Mintz

That’s the point. You can’t help but think how his perception and prior relationships as a agent is affecting or going to affect his future dealings with Free Agents and other teams in trade negotiations.

I’ve been thinking it is strange how he just got a GM job right after being a player agent. There should’ve definitely been a cooling off period between a job switch like that because of this. He went from representing players and their interests into being the guy on the other side holding all the cards. What’s stopping him from signing a bunch of scrubs he used to manage and get paid under the table or some other shady move like that.

He didn’t even have to take a lesser role to learn the functions of a GM or work under any other NBA organization. And we are supposed to believe he knows how to build a NBA team.

 

[McPiff]

Luke Walton couldn't outcoach the Lakers' dysfunction

And here we go with that bullshyt.

Cac privilege is a muthafukka

 

[O.T.I.S.]

And here we go with that bullshyt.

Cac privilege is a muthafukka

Actually it’s not or they wouldn’t have fired his ass

Luke wasn’t perfect but he wasn’t really to blame for this.

 

[Hater]

There's only 1 real explanation for all this. Pelinka fukking Jeanie

 

[McPiff]

Actually it’s not or they wouldn’t have fired his ass

Luke wasn’t perfect but he wasn’t really to blame for this.

was talking about the pelinka bit of the article breh.