They're all just gonna live off from Lonzo's money and whatever the baller brand is able to get in profit.

To be fair....and for the record I don't agree with all of Lavar Ball's tactics and decisions; but LiAngelo did lead the league in scoring before he was injured. And as far as what they may do next; Lavar is attempting to start his own developmental league the JBL; for high school grads that don't want to attend college. Just for the fairness of reporting sake.

To be fair....and for the record I don't agree with all of Lavar Ball's tactics and decisions; but LiAngelo did lead the league in scoring before he was injured. And as far as what they may do next; Lavar is attempting to start his own developmental league the JBL; for high school grads that don't want to attend college. Just for the fairness of reporting sake.

 

I had seen things about LaMelo but was wondering how LiAngelo did. LiAngelo is entering the NBA draft isn’t he?

 

Folks want to see them fail so bad. :lol2:

I had seen things about LaMelo but was wondering how LiAngelo did. LiAngelo is entering the NBA draft isn’t he?

 

Folks want to see them fail so bad. :lol2:

I don't want the kids to fail because their dad made a really bad decision. I've not been in the Lavar is a scum bag and terrible parent and whatever else alot of people want to say about him. It's his family so whatever...but anyone that can't admit he screwed up big time pulling these two kids out of school and taking them to Europe is delusional.

 

What good does it do for LiAngelo to enter the draft?

I don't want the kids to fail because their dad made a really bad decision. I've not been in the Lavar is a scum bag and terrible parent and whatever else alot of people want to say about him. It's his family so whatever...but anyone that can't admit he screwed up big time pulling these two kids out of school and taking them to Europe is delusional.

 

What good does it do for LiAngelo to enter the draft?

 

LiAngelo appears to have benefitted from playing in Lithuania. LaMelo is still pretty young. Remains to be seen the effect Lithuania has on him.

 

LiAngelo will have to make himself available for the draft at some point. College already can’t happen for him so entering the draft is a no-brainer IMO.

LiAngelo will go undrafted. Although I do feel he learned a good life lesson in China and seems to be more focused now.

Several NBA executives have been on record as saying that the Ball boy is not even on their radar. They don’t even view him as a project for the d-league.

 

Now one may take him to try and sale tickets, but in the end the kid will spend most of his time as a journeyman trying to latch on to an oversees team. My prediction is he will eventually try and become an agent with his dad touting him as the worlds best.

 

Their former coach oversees said he saw some potential in the youngest Ball but he must improve I don’t remember his exact stats but he was shooting in the low to mid 20s and according to his coach he gave no effort on defense. In fact, I believe he was benched for poor play and attitude which prompted the sudden move for hem to come home.

 

SMH

Edited April 29, 20188 yr by bugatti

It's always the coach's fault.

One might say LaVar took his Balls and went home.

'It's never my boys’ fault, never my fault'

 

Nice read on MSN sports of daddy passing blame.

Never mind. I found it.

It amazes me that people still want to discuss this circus.

It amazes me that people still want to discuss this circus.

 

Proving the real genius of LaVar Ball.

The G League announced today that they will be offering potential one and done players $125K contracts and a path to professional development beginning in 2019.

 

 

Hmmmmmm. Who came up with that idea first?

The G League announced today that they will be offering potential one and done players $125K contracts and a path to professional development beginning in 2019.

 

 

Hmmmmmm. Who came up with that idea first?

 

Mark Cuban in 2014 Mark Cuban: NCAA stars better off in D-League