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    Kupchak: Lakers Probably Done Dealing

    Mitch Kupchak said he doesn't anticipate making any more moves this season.

    "Of course we'll talk to a lot of teams [about trades], like everybody else does, leading up until the trade deadline to see if there is a way to improve the team," Kupchak said. "But the likelihood is that this is the team that's going to finish into the playoffs. That's just the way it normally works, but we'll see."

    While Kobe Bryant has been critical of Kupchak in the past, he offered his support recently.

    "The good thing is he trusts the organization, and we'll do everything we can do to get better," Kupchak said. "We'll look to do something big, and we'll look to do something small, or maybe we'll do nothing at all. Sometimes a small deal is all a team needs to get over a hump, so I wouldn't categorize something that we're looking to do as big, small or medium."



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    Quote Originally Posted by Chich292... View Post
    Kupchak: Lakers Probably Done Dealing

    Mitch Kupchak said he doesn't anticipate making any more moves this season.

    "Of course we'll talk to a lot of teams [about trades], like everybody else does, leading up until the trade deadline to see if there is a way to improve the team," Kupchak said. "But the likelihood is that this is the team that's going to finish into the playoffs. That's just the way it normally works, but we'll see."

    While Kobe Bryant has been critical of Kupchak in the past, he offered his support recently.

    "The good thing is he trusts the organization, and we'll do everything we can do to get better," Kupchak said. "We'll look to do something big, and we'll look to do something small, or maybe we'll do nothing at all. Sometimes a small deal is all a team needs to get over a hump, so I wouldn't categorize something that we're looking to do as big, small or medium."



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    I still wouldnt rule out Sessions for TPE. They dont have to make any subtractions to improve overall.
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    Lakers need to go for it now with key players like Kobe and Gasol not getting any younger. Odds are still very strong they do something before the deadline. Don't believe what anyone says in the media prior to the deadline.
    Sessions to the Lakers for either their or the Mavs #1 still makes too much sense for both sides not to get done. That is unless the Lakers can pull off a bigger deal.

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    Cavs could trade Sessions and Jamison to the Pacers for Granger and their 1st round pick: http://games.espn.go.com/nba/tradeMa...radeId=6rrqm97

    This allows Paul George to move to the starting lineup and also gives them Jamison coming off the bench to help with scoring. Not to mention it gives the Pacers more depth at PG and provides them with a great deal of cap flexibility for next year.

    The Cavs get to give TT more minutes plus get a starting caliber SF for Kyrie to grow with. And of course we get an extra first round draft pick.

    Not sure Indiana would trade Granger though...

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    Quote Originally Posted by jmsherman9 View Post
    Cavs could trade Sessions and Jamison to the Pacers for Granger and their 1st round pick: http://games.espn.go.com/nba/tradeMa...radeId=6rrqm97

    This allows Paul George to move to the starting lineup and also gives them Jamison coming off the bench to help with scoring. Not to mention it gives the Pacers more depth at PG and provides them with a great deal of cap flexibility for next year.

    The Cavs get to give TT more minutes plus get a starting caliber SF for Kyrie to grow with. And of course we get an extra first round draft pick.

    Not sure Indiana would trade Granger though...
    Not sure if theyd be willing to give up Granger. Although he may be overpaid, hes their franchise player.

    This is the trade ive been preaching the whole time. We get back the Dallas and the Indy pick.

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    General NBA rule: if a GM says we are done dealing; they mean the opposite

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    Quote Originally Posted by jmsherman9 View Post
    Cavs could trade Sessions and Jamison to the Pacers for Granger and their 1st round pick: http://games.espn.go.com/nba/tradeMa...radeId=6rrqm97

    This allows Paul George to move to the starting lineup and also gives them Jamison coming off the bench to help with scoring. Not to mention it gives the Pacers more depth at PG and provides them with a great deal of cap flexibility for next year.

    The Cavs get to give TT more minutes plus get a starting caliber SF for Kyrie to grow with. And of course we get an extra first round draft pick.

    Not sure Indiana would trade Granger though...
    I need to take a break from the trade board.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chich292... View Post
    Kupchak: Lakers Probably Done Dealing

    Mitch Kupchak said he doesn't anticipate making any more moves this season.

    "Of course we'll talk to a lot of teams [about trades], like everybody else does, leading up until the trade deadline to see if there is a way to improve the team," Kupchak said. "But the likelihood is that this is the team that's going to finish into the playoffs. That's just the way it normally works, but we'll see."

    While Kobe Bryant has been critical of Kupchak in the past, he offered his support recently.

    "The good thing is he trusts the organization, and we'll do everything we can do to get better," Kupchak said. "We'll look to do something big, and we'll look to do something small, or maybe we'll do nothing at all. Sometimes a small deal is all a team needs to get over a hump, so I wouldn't categorize something that we're looking to do as big, small or medium."



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    This has smokescreen written all over it.

    And Kupchak is the master of smokescreens.

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    Default Re: Potential destinations for Ramon Sessions

    Not new, but part of a large Broussard article on Laker trade stuff:

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    Of course, the Lakers need a point guard even more than a small forward. While they worked out Gilbert Arenas last week, they have not come to a decision on him. They want to see if they can get another point guard, such as Cleveland's Ramon Sessions, before making a play for Arenas. There's a good chance they can get Sessions for a first-round draft pick before the deadline, sources say. If they don't get Sessions or someone else, they may bring Arenas aboard.

    http://espn.go.com/blog/truehoop/pos...s-like-beasley

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    Quote Originally Posted by wuck View Post
    Not new, but part of a large Broussard article on Laker trade stuff:

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    Of course, the Lakers need a point guard even more than a small forward. While they worked out Gilbert Arenas last week, they have not come to a decision on him. They want to see if they can get another point guard, such as Cleveland's Ramon Sessions, before making a play for Arenas. There's a good chance they can get Sessions for a first-round draft pick before the deadline, sources say. If they don't get Sessions or someone else, they may bring Arenas aboard.

    http://espn.go.com/blog/truehoop/pos...s-like-beasley
    Still the most likely deal the Cavs make, and if the Lakers get dusted again in the playoffs like they did by the Mavs last year, it could end up being a slightly higher Laker 1st than we're accustomed to seeing most years.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jlegg21 View Post
    Still the most likely deal the Cavs make, and if the Lakers get dusted again in the playoffs like they did by the Mavs last year, it could end up being a slightly higher Laker 1st than we're accustomed to seeing most years.
    Not really. Unlike the NFL, the NBA draft order (after the lottery) is determined by regular season record, and the playoffs have no bearing on that order.

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    This deal just needs to get done. Sessions for a first. They get better at no cost. We get another asset that can help position us to grab the guy we want.
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    I'd like to try and get both the first rounders they have, and maybe throw back NO's second. But if anything we better get whichever is the more favorable pick between theirs and Dallas

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    Semi-related question. If, or when Sessions is traded who backs up the pg spot?

    Please dont say Manny Harris or Boobie. They are 2's.

    Does anyone feel like we could invite Ben Uzoh back for 10-15 minutes a night? Is there a deadline on signing players to 10 day contracts or for the rest of the season?

    What are some other options?

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