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They beat the Western Conference-leading Blazers twice. They're 5-1 since Tyson Chandler arrived. They're using Lonzo Ball more with the second unit to give that group more playmaking. Things are starting to come together, an ugly loss to Orlando notwithstanding. LeBron is third in the league in ESPN's recently released real plus-minus, single-handedly accounting for almost six points in the Lakers favor per 100 possessions. But here's the key: Even when LeBron's got his game rolling to an unstoppable degree, as was the case in Miami, you can see him still making the effort to keep everyone engaged -- to, say, let Brandon Ingram initiate some pick-and-rolls if he hasn't been involved in a few trips, or make an extra pass to a shooter when he would be more than justified in just pulling up himself. Even in his 16th season, LeBron can still dominate a game pretty much at will. But he knows that's not enough for the Lakers to get where they want to go, at least not as currently constructed. One of the more subtle aspects of his basketball genius is his ability to conduct a game, and a season for that matter, with a fluid balance of when to dominate and when to help develop. Last week I spoke with a league scout who said his biggest concern with the Lakers is the differing timelines of the roster. You have LeBron, Tyson Chandler and Rajon Rondo who are ready to win now, who have each won championships. Then you have the young core of guys who are NBA babies: still learning, needing to play through mistakes and still get the opportunity to control their aspects of the offense and get their shots when it would be so easy for LeBron to just say "screw it, I'm taking over." He doesn't do that. And over this stretch, the other Lakers have done a good job of keeping up their end rather then just standing back and watching as LeBron goes wild.
They beat the Western Conference-leading Blazers twice. They're 5-1 since Tyson Chandler arrived. They're using Lonzo Ball more with the second unit to give that group more playmaking. Things are starting to come together, an ugly loss to Orlando notwithstanding. LeBron is third in the league in ESPN's recently released real plus-minus, single-handedly accounting for almost six points in the Lakers favor per 100 possessions. But here's the key: Even when LeBron's got his game rolling to an unstoppable degree, as was the case in Miami, you can see him still making the effort to keep everyone engaged -- to, say, let Brandon Ingram initiate some pick-and-rolls if he hasn't been involved in a few trips, or make an extra pass to a shooter when he would be more than justified in just pulling up himself. Even in his 16th season, LeBron can still dominate a game pretty much at will. But he knows that's not enough for the Lakers to get where they want to go, at least not as currently constructed. One of the more subtle aspects of his basketball genius is his ability to conduct a game, and a season for that matter, with a fluid balance of when to dominate and when to help develop. Last week I spoke with a league scout who said his biggest concern with the Lakers is the differing timelines of the roster. You have LeBron, Tyson Chandler and Rajon Rondo who are ready to win now, who have each won championships. Then you have the young core of guys who are NBA babies: still learning, needing to play through mistakes and still get the opportunity to control their aspects of the offense and get their shots when it would be so easy for LeBron to just say "screw it, I'm taking over." He doesn't do that. And over this stretch, the other Lakers have done a good job of keeping up their end rather than just standing back watching as LeBron goes wild.
They beat the Western Conference-leading Blazers twice. They're 5-1 since Tyson Chandler arrived. They're using Lonzo Ball more with the second unit to give that group more playmaking. Things are starting to come together, an ugly loss to Orlando notwithstanding. LeBron is third in the league in ESPN's recently released real plus-minus, single-handedly accounting for almost six points in the Lakers favor per 100 possessions. But here's the key: Even when LeBron's got his game rolling to an unstoppable degree, as was the case in Miami, you can see him still making the effort to keep everyone engaged -- to, say, let Brandon Ingram initiate some pick-and-rolls if he hasn't been involved in a few trips, or make an extra pass to a shooter when he would be more than justified in just pulling up himself. Even in his 16th season, LeBron can still dominate a game pretty much at will. But he knows that's not enough for the Lakers to get where they want to go, at least not as currently constructed. One of the more subtle aspects of his basketball genius is his ability to conduct a game, and a season for that matter, with a fluid balance of when to dominate and when to help develop. Last week I spoke with a league scout who said his biggest concern with the Lakers is the differing timelines of the roster. You have LeBron, Tyson Chandler and Rajon Rondo who are ready to win now, who have each won championships. Then you have the young core of guys who are NBA babies: still learning, needing to play through mistakes and still get the opportunity to control their aspects of the offense and get their shots when it would be so easy for LeBron to just say "screw it, I'm taking over." He doesn't do that. And over this stretch, the other Lakers have done a good job of keeping up their end rather than just standing back and watching as LeBron goes wild.
Stasia is the internet troll and is much more of a stalker than Brenda . Brendan at least posted evidence of them together, stasia has stalked him for years . Truth
Ya so it’s about time u guys leave the girls living their normal lives alone this forum is all insane ppl Tina moved on Vera moved on Marie moved on oh heck even Eva moved on hahaha
@anastasia_714 and @brenda_zulema Both did the same thing because they both stalkers of Bird and got called out when they put their names here. People aren’t stupid. Stalking fan club of old weird lookin women. They should be bff
She is so dumb ! Brande made her ig account private making so obvious she writes here besides what she thinking posting that profile pic with greasy patchy color skin??? She hates her self she dumb or she blind ?
@anastasia_714 she’s always been a creep fan n stalking bird for years... seen her on a lot of his fan pages commenting every single one it’s seriously CREEP mode if he’s with her.
Mad hatters 😩 this is a comedic forum I can’t . Why have 1000s of people say brenda is a transgender transexuwl what is the juiceeeee where have i been n who is Anastasia wtf r we in a Disney movies?
