cp3 is stuntin devin booker growth, bookers too clean and folds on pressure , plays like that guy who get mad if someone step on his new sneakers, because the clothes makes the man type. he is not get down and dirty type . Remember him getting mad at people double teaming him in summer work out .
Those rules about baiting fouls have really hurt both CP3 and Harden
That's one of the best rule changes in pro sports in a long time. The already many examples of Harden pulling his old BS and then flailing wildly as the ball randomly ends up with someone on the other team and he gets no call are so nice to see. Dude made the Rockets utterly unwatchable for years.
Shit wall should have been moved long ago but got no takers until The Westbrook deal came along . That Miami deal if it were to happen would have been crazy as well . But Riley is too smart for that .
Lakers wanted to move Kuzma but that guy has been solid over 2 weeks. Have to wonder what is changing for him in DC, and maybe it’s that there’s less ego (LJ, AD) around him to neg him.
Kuzma is a good role player and he can get buckets(20pt/game) , and the laker have him on cheaper contract 3y/42mil . I think his confidence is lacking while playing with Lakers superstar and he might be judge more harshly by lb or ad for missing shots so he lacks freedom to create his own rhythm and don’t not have thick skin on him .
It’s not ego. He simply isn’t as good as those players. He might look better on the Wizards because he is getting more touches and game time but he isn’t some hidden gem.
He a good second or 3 option, got solid size and could be a 6Th man in a few years like Clarkson.
Don’t get it twisted. I know what Kuzma is. I also know that if you put a role player in the right role, you get a lot more.
Also agree, even if it hurts my team. Those punk bait fouls were ruining the game.
This was part of the problem, Kuzma never had a definite or consistent role on the Lakers
Ernie would have traded 2 Wizards first and Wall for Doumbouya.
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Probably just want to cashed out ...Suns owner did a Donald Sterling
Allegations of racism and misogyny within the Phoenix Suns: Inside Robert Sarver's 17-year tenure as owner
An ESPN investigation, featuring interviews with more than 70 current and former Suns employees, reveals accusations of racism and misogyny against owner Robert Sarver -- and a toxic workplace many employees believe his behavior emboldened.
