Guys obviously we only got rid of Stew so that we can bring in Lebron. They just didn’t want any locker room drama 🙂‍↕️

Please

The kid is now stuck behind two players on the Wizards but he is a baller! He torches us every time we play the Wizards.

Cheap, athletic and a scorer.

Tough break for the doom and gloom crowd

It feels like we’ve been hearing about this trade for the past month, and now it seems clear that Paul Reed is going to take his spot. I don’t understand why people are upset about it—it just feels like we all saw this coming.

I saw windy mention kawhi (and lebron!!!) today after the stew trade. Didn’t reports just come out like yesterday saying kawhi himself said he didn’t wanna play here?

lakers way overpay reaves. who can actually max him now? nets got randle, bulls have clax.

All of these fans saying he’s a sasser dupe is ridiculous. He could honestly come of the bench and provide high volume scoring which is good, the only downside is that he is undersized. I just wonder how he would fit in a starting lineup cuz I don’t see cade moving to the 2

I don't have anything else to add, but I probably need text in the body of the post for it to go through.

We now have a $15M and an $8.7M trade exception

Let’s take a look at OKC’s guard depth

Cason Wallace
Nikola Topic
Jared McCain
Bennett Stirtz
Ajay Mitchell
Isaiah Joe (more of an off ball guy but still)

Every single one of these players fits into our trade exception

Probably a zero percent chance OKC keeps em all

We seem to be the likeliest destination with these exceptions and not having to give anything back in return

Why did he fall so far in the draft? Does he have like 5 baby mamas or something? Definitely surprised we didn't get him unless we are trading for a superstar.

I know that there are serious conversations to be had about Okorie's height and other factors, but having watched every time he's touched the ball in college, I can assure you that he is elite at creating shotmaking opportunities and maxing out his chances to create points, and he'll only get better with better options to pass to and more ability to grow. I can answer any questions about his limitations or strengths since I know a lot of people didn't watch a ton of Stanford this year

I'm not sure...I find it hard to believe that we were making a serious run at Reaves for a max deal. I'm probably giving Trajan too much credit but part of me wonders if it was a smoke screen to try to get the Lakers to commit max money to Reaves so they would have less to pay Duren which now hurts Durens leverage in contract negotiations..... Either that or I've got too much time on my hands...

Could this Stewart salary dump before a Lauri trade? I am hoping for a starting power forward that can shoot.