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Are you sure it was "built"? Some dudes are just not of that mentality. They play far better in complementary roles. He's been playing ball for a long time. What you are suggesting is a fundamental overhaul of what he _is_.

Also: At worst, he could destroy the locker room and drag the team down with his gargantuan personality disorders.

This team is well balanced, but it can absolutely use upgrades at the 1, 2, and 3. If you can get an above average starter or star that will pass the ball at any of those positions, you do it.

I don't think he cares about touches, and neither does the team. Just feed him in the flow of the game, which is exactly where he flourishes.

Westbrook: "...you think I'm not standing here right now watching you stare into someone else's anal cavity?"

The vomit-inducing look of the shoes is a paradigm shift for your self image, NGL. The trade off of your feet feeling healthy is a game changer, tho.

Sort by: Price, Low to High Have blasted through three pairs of the Buzz, and they are always on sale for $80.

Dudes. Don't sleep on www.drewshoe.com.

...the same question I've been asking for weeks now.

The only real revenge is blood violence.

Pelinka caving to Lebron's wish to sign Westbrook in the first place shows that he has no approach to speak of.

...for some other team. Your generosity is remarkable.

Those picks could be garbage, and Markkanen could be legit. Even with his health history, that would be a serious risky bet for the Jazz. If the Jazz are able to trade the other vets, we can still "tank" and retain Markkanen. Meaning we will already have our complementary star in place when we...

Honestly, I thought Ainge acquired him in order to trade him to further maximize the haul for Mitchell. Now I hope the Jazz keep him. No one thought he would be this good.

The Lakers probably want Olynyk, so it may be a wait... which brushes dangerously close to a lost season for LA. I think the danger is too great. I think they pull a trigger on a trade with the Jazz before that where we move Beasley, Conley, and Gay.

Sure, but he hasn't exactly gotten "go-to" minutes. He's been treated like a complimentary player his entire career.

Wem is waving good-bye.

Would the Lakers give up a pick for those two in a Westbrook dump?

The more we win, the better our assets look. The problem is I don't want to trade some of these dudes. One thing is for sure, though: Pelinka really screwed up by not trading for Bogdonovic, Beasley, and whoever else. The Jazz may have lost the trade with Detroit, but the Lakers are looking...

His ceiling is likely that of Executive Secretary (the corporate girl Friday type, not ward bishop lackey).