Rebuilding the Lakers-Part 1 & 2

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Rebuilding the Lakers-Part 1 & 2

Postby pistons_rock on Sun May 29, 2005 12:51 pm

I almost completely rebuilt the Lakers. I traded Kobe Bryant, Chucky Atkins, Luke Walton for Lamar Odom, Karrem Rush, Gerald Wallace. Before this big trade I had traded Lamar Odom for Emeka Okafor. I signed Kyle Korver as a Free Agent. The current lineup is-

C-Emeka Okafor #50
PF-Lamar Odom #7
SF-Gerald Wallace #3
SG-Sasha Vujacic #18
PG-Jason Hart #1

These guys provide a big explosion off the bench-
PF-Brian Cook#43
SG-Kyle Korver #26
SF-Jermaine Jones #20
SG-Kareem Rush #4

Still haven't won a championship yet but I am gotting close

Does anyone have any new ideas for this Dynasty? Trades, ect....
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Postby Ming-Mac on Sun May 29, 2005 3:02 pm

I'd prefer play with Kobe who is the franchise player.You should trade Chucky Atkins, Luke Walton or other guys for a good center .Okafor should play as PF.If you really want to trade Kobe,you should have made better choices,you can get Tim Duncan I think instead of Lamar Odom.
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Postby pistons_rock on Sun May 29, 2005 10:41 pm

Hey man, thanks for the info, but the reason I traded Kobe was two things, to clear up some salary cap space it went from $33.54M to $3.32M, and once I traded Kobe, we were a 5 seed in the playoffs instead of not making the playoffs. Now the bad thing is, is that I need a BIG MAN. Got any ideas to get a BIG MAN? Should I go to the Draft or Free Agency?
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Postby patel76ers on Sun May 29, 2005 11:04 pm

Try to trade vujacic and Cook for Dalembert. He is a great shot blocker and rebounder.

Then I woul insert him into your starting lineup by moving Odom to SF Okafor to PF and Dalembert to C. Rush would play SG and Wallace would come off the bench.
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Postby Ming-Mac on Mon May 30, 2005 1:35 am

Try get Curry then (Y) ,he's strong enough (strength91)and good at inside scroing(91!!!!!!!!!! :shock: ),he also does good job on defense(block74).He can dominate on both ends of the court.Yao is also a good choice,but can you get him?? :cool:


I think there's no need to clear up cap space,if you do that,it's still tough for you to sign a above-average player,who usually ask for 6-7M or even more a year.So you maybe only afford some below-average players as bench. You play for a better position rather than save money,right? :wink:
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Postby cklitsie on Mon May 30, 2005 1:49 am

Ming-Mac wrote:You play for a better position rather than save money,right? :)
Maybe not, he is rebuilding after all.
Tips for centers: LaFrentz, Camby, Dampier, Brezec.
Not too highly rated, but they are solid centers, they do have big contracts except Brezec and maybe Camby (?).
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Postby John WB on Mon May 30, 2005 4:10 am

Get the Cambyman.
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Postby pistons_rock on Mon May 30, 2005 9:30 am

Now I need someone to replace the Center I get in case he gets hurt. Should I make another trade or look to the draft?
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Postby Ming-Mac on Mon May 30, 2005 10:09 pm

LaFrentz, Camby, Dampier may be too expensive for his team if you are rebuilding as ceekay said.
Now that you want a center who can replace Okafor and the guy wont take up much cap room,you may consider the guys followed:
R.Traylor(Cleveland)
Diop(Cleveland)
Dalembert(76ers)
Haywood(Wizards)
Zo(Heats)
S.Hunter(Suns)
......
I still have to say:Curry is your best choice. :lol:
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Postby maes on Wed Jun 01, 2005 11:04 am

Some of my more fav backup Centers:
- David Harrison (good solid all-around stats with big size and strength, and dirt cheap)
- Haywood (i don't know if he counts, irl he's a starting center)
- Pollard (easy to trade for because he's a 50, but he has a fat contract)
- Biedrins
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