Way to much can happen this off season to know for sure yet. Lots of good players will be on the move.

 

Yeah but you know the drill. The more things change the more they stay the same. OKC and Miami will still be the class of the NBA and if history is any indication Lebron will be just as dominate but with newfound knowledge of how to win it all mentally. And Durant isn't going to take this lying down.

 

 

Next year is Kobe's very last chance at a title. Absolute last chance. It's next year or never for the second greatest shooting guard ever. Kobe's Last Stand.

Yeah but you know the drill. The more things change the more they stay the same. OKC and Miami will still be the class of the NBA and if history is any indication Lebron will be just as dominate but with newfound knowledge of how to win it all mentally. And Durant isn't going to take this lying down.

 

 

Next year is Kobe's very last chance at a title. Absolute last chance. It's next year or never for the second greatest shooting guard ever. Kobe's Last Stand.

 

Mike Miller, Battier, D Wade all a year older. I'm not sure sure Miami can make a long run with this current team. They need to recycle some younger players in.

 

 

Kobe needs to rework his contract if he wants to win. His contract by itself is killing the Lakers cap space.

 

Also one more thing, If the Lakers get Deron Williams and keep Bynum they are the team to beat IMO.

Where do they go from here? Back to the NBA Finals for the foreseeable future seems most likely.

 

I am not making many changes to this team. They can win with the team they have now. I'm sure there will be some minor adjustments. They need a Battier-type player.

Mike Miller, Battier, D Wade all a year older. I'm not sure sure Miami can make a long run with this current team. They need to recycle some younger players in.

 

 

Kobe needs to rework his contract if he wants to win. His contract by itself is killing the Lakers cap space.

 

Also one more thing, If the Lakers get Deron Williams and keep Bynum they are the team to beat IMO.

 

Will Kobe take less to win?

I am not making many changes to this team. They can win with the team they have now. I'm sure there will be some minor adjustments. They need a Battier-type player.

 

Their coach was in way over his head this series. I think he will improve greatly from the experience if he comes back. If not I would make a run at Phil Jackson.

Will Kobe take less to win?

 

I doubt anything happens with that, it hasn't ever been mentioned.

Their coach was in way over his head this series. I think he will improve greatly from the experience if he comes back. If not I would make a run at Phil Jackson.

 

I'd still take Brooks over Spoelstra any day. Talk about a guy that has no clue. :lol:

OKC is fine, they lost on their first trip to the finals, I'd imagine they will be better prepared to handle it the next go around.

Will Kobe take less to win?

 

If he was allowed to pick or have a say in the pieces requiring him to take less then I bet I would. If he has no say then I doubt he'd take less.

Spoelstra is there to stay unless there is a mutiny. Lebron hitting his prime is going to make Spoelstra look even better. I mean it will make him look good.

Need a good point guard to take Westbrook off the ball. Looking at the free agents; Steve Nash or Aaron Brooks would be a solid addition. Adding Ray Allen would be great for a young team in need of another shooter.

Need a good point guard to take Westbrook off the ball. Looking at the free agents; Steve Nash or Aaron Brooks would be a solid addition. Adding Ray Allen would be great for a young team in need of another shooter.

 

I don't see Allan in OKC if Maynor, Westbrook, and Harden are all still there.

Nash would be perfect. Brooks is a scoring point guard isn't he? Westbrook would end up whooping him. :lol:

They already have a PG on the bench that will be just fine.

Maynor is a heck of a player. They don't need to go out and get a PG assuming he's able to come back healthy.