I don’t want kyrie
A King and an Empire: The Official GOAT franchise Boss Angeles Lakers 2018-19 season
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I don’t want kyrie
Kang Deezy
Overall Nice Guy
Magic gets involved and everything starts leaking again
He’s done more harm than good the last two years
He’s done more harm than good the last two years
IllmaticDelta
Veteran
Trojan 24
Veteran
Magic a lifetime Thot, it runs in his blood. Jeanie gotta tell him to STFU until everything is settled
threattonature
Veteran
That shyt would be crazy. I've defended that contract to this day and would love if it really played a part in Lebron and Kawhi wanting to come to the team.I remember telling nikkas the legacy contract they gave Kobe would show other superstars how loyal the fo is
Rayzah
I'm Everywhere you ain't never there
son that thread and the overall offline reaction of non laker fans towards that trade and everything moving forward has been downright hilarious. first we couldn't get AD because no one wanted our trash, then we get it done and we now gave up too much and got jerked. and on top of that rob is an idiot who did the trade without understanding the basic implications of the salary cap so we wouldn't be in play for a max player. then he gets us just that with the wizards trade and all of a sudden kawhi has no interest in speaking to us. because apparently the los angeles mets are more attractive to him than the los angeles yankees...... but wait... what is this??
them haters are scrambling now
Flex Luger
Job Is Finished
Torrential
LWO
I’d rather have dlo young bull is gonna splash 3s like crazy
Flex Luger
Job Is Finished
CrookedAzzNikka
All Star
Kawhi too confident to think he'll be a 3rd wheel
They really act like he's some weird passive dude......breh is a true competitor he wants more rings
threattonature
Veteran
Welp Darren Collinson is off the table as an option.
Darren Collison: ‘I have decided to retire from the NBA’
Basketball has been my life since I was a child. I could never imagine finding anything that brings me more joy than I get from playing the game. While I still love basketball, I know there is something more important which is my family and my faith. I am one of Jehovah’s Witnesses and my faith means everything to me. I receive so much joy from volunteering to help others and participate in a worldwide ministry. The joy I feel is unmatched.
With that being said, I have decided to retire from the NBA.
Obviously, when you love the game of basketball like I do, you focus more on that and can’t do everything else you want for good reason. I have always felt the need to do more to help others; that’s why it is so important to try and help out as much as possible. I am so grateful for all the opportunities that basketball has brought to my life. I have had the privilege over the past 10 years to play in front of some of the best fans and with some of the best organizations in the league. My agent Bill Duffy has been more than an agent to me. He has been a friend, a mentor, and a family member throughout my career. I’m also appreciative of the great friendships that I have earned from my teammates, coaches, and front office personnel that I will treasure for a lifetime. Players such as Victor Oladipo, Russell Westbrook, DeMarcus Cousins, Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving, Chris Paul, Stephen Curry, Dwyane Wade, and LeBron James that had a major impact on me competing at the highest level. I either have a close relationship with those that I have mentioned or they inspired me to work harder. Obviously, I never have had the accolades they have. But they gave me a benchmark to work towards, and I’m truly thankful to them for that.
I also would not have made it the past 10 years without the loving support of my parents and extended family. But the most important person of all in this NBA journey is my loving wife, Keyosha. She is my favorite teammate. We have been on this journey together since the Etiwanda High days in Inland Empire. She inspired me the most through my 10-year career. She has guided our family through everything you could imagine during the many NBA seasons. From the amount of moves that we’ve made, the day-to-day challenges we faced and all the while dealt with the emotions of an up-and-down season. She is our strength.
To all of you, I would like to say thank you for the countless years of support. Thank you for respecting my decision.
Darren Collison: ‘I have decided to retire from the NBA’
Basketball has been my life since I was a child. I could never imagine finding anything that brings me more joy than I get from playing the game. While I still love basketball, I know there is something more important which is my family and my faith. I am one of Jehovah’s Witnesses and my faith means everything to me. I receive so much joy from volunteering to help others and participate in a worldwide ministry. The joy I feel is unmatched.
With that being said, I have decided to retire from the NBA.
Obviously, when you love the game of basketball like I do, you focus more on that and can’t do everything else you want for good reason. I have always felt the need to do more to help others; that’s why it is so important to try and help out as much as possible. I am so grateful for all the opportunities that basketball has brought to my life. I have had the privilege over the past 10 years to play in front of some of the best fans and with some of the best organizations in the league. My agent Bill Duffy has been more than an agent to me. He has been a friend, a mentor, and a family member throughout my career. I’m also appreciative of the great friendships that I have earned from my teammates, coaches, and front office personnel that I will treasure for a lifetime. Players such as Victor Oladipo, Russell Westbrook, DeMarcus Cousins, Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving, Chris Paul, Stephen Curry, Dwyane Wade, and LeBron James that had a major impact on me competing at the highest level. I either have a close relationship with those that I have mentioned or they inspired me to work harder. Obviously, I never have had the accolades they have. But they gave me a benchmark to work towards, and I’m truly thankful to them for that.
I also would not have made it the past 10 years without the loving support of my parents and extended family. But the most important person of all in this NBA journey is my loving wife, Keyosha. She is my favorite teammate. We have been on this journey together since the Etiwanda High days in Inland Empire. She inspired me the most through my 10-year career. She has guided our family through everything you could imagine during the many NBA seasons. From the amount of moves that we’ve made, the day-to-day challenges we faced and all the while dealt with the emotions of an up-and-down season. She is our strength.
To all of you, I would like to say thank you for the countless years of support. Thank you for respecting my decision.
ALonelyDad
Veteran
Time to remove Darren collision off the list