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Just dropped 27 points [B]in the 4th quarter.[/B] 28 point comeback and outscored the Kings 45-18 in the last quarter.
I get that they were sorting out their cap space, but he and Zu are looking like some of the worst trades in the last few years.
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No doubt he's looking good at the moment, but the Lakers did get Kuzma in that trade, and they got rid of Mozgov.
The Zubac trade on the other hand made no sense whatsoever, they just gave him away for nothing.
What did i tell ya'll about my boy future MVP :bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown:
I'm glad I have him in my ESPN Fantasy League team. He is only 22 years old. The Nets will most likely make it into the Playoffs too.
Successful year for him :cheers:
Heavy feet doe doe
Guy leads a 25 point comeback in the 4th and no one notices? :biggums:
How much can people talk about Lebron :facepalm
[QUOTE=hold this L]Just dropped 27 points [B]in the 4th quarter.[/B] 28 point comeback and outscored the Kings 45-18 in the last quarter.
I get that they were sorting out their cap space, but he and Zu are looking like some of the worst trades in the last few years.
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No it doesn't. They had to get rid of him because no one was gonna ever trust him because he snitched on a fellow teammate. Magic knew he was good and even said he could be an all star which he is now. It just wasn't gonna work with him in la because of what he did.
Plus magic is trying to win chips. I'll admit so far he's doing a bad job at that but he and any half intelligent person knows you can't win a chip with d'lo as one of your best players.
[QUOTE=Manny98]What did i tell ya'll about my boy future MVP :bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown:[/QUOTE]
It's called "Eye for talent" :applause: :cheers: We both know a thing or two.
He's really becoming something. He reminds me a bit of a young Deron Williams. Not the fastest, but both players are smooth, skillful and deceptively quick. And of course Russell gets the extra advantage of being a lefty.
[QUOTE=Bronbron23]No it doesn't. They had to get rid of him because no one was gonna ever trust him because he snitched on a fellow teammate. Magic knew he was good and even said he could be an all star which he is now. It just wasn't gonna work with him in la because of what he did.
Plus magic is trying to win chips. I'll admit so far he's doing a bad job at that but he and any half intelligent person knows you can't win a chip with d'lo as one of your best players.[/QUOTE]
"had to"
:oldlol: :oldlol:
[QUOTE=brownmamba00]Heavy feet doe doe[/QUOTE]
:lol
[QUOTE=Elosha]He's really becoming something. He reminds me a bit of a young Deron Williams. Not the fastest, but both players are smooth, skillful and deceptively quick. And of course Russell gets the extra advantage of being a lefty.[/QUOTE]
Not a coincidence that D-Will was my favorite player in the league (Jazz/[B]Nets[/B])
Before him, it was Kidd ([B]Nets[/B]). Now D'Lo ([B]Nets[/B]).
ClippersFan86 avoiding this thread like the plague.
You ask this question after every non-Laker fan bashed him and called him a bust prior to the trade?
I was one of the few people here defending his game.
You're lucky that most of the anti-Russell threads were deleted, because people were shitting on him constantly and laughing at us for even picking him.