The Lakers can't sign him until December and considering Phil is gone, I doubt they will.
And let's be real. I know you like Lamar and all, but Lamar has been utter crap this season and it has nothing to do with the
coach not finding the golden key that will unlock his potential... How many teams has Lamar played on? How many different rosters has he played on? How many different systems has he played under in his career? Even if he had came to a team that was pretty much set (Dallas wasn't btw), what kept him from saying "listen. this is what I can bring to the team, these are my strengths, my weaknesses, so lets try and see how I can fit into the system"? You think they didn't tell him what they expected from him? How they were gonna use him? These people are not idiots. They know basketball.
I've said it before and I'll say it again, the Mavs' struggles are not only Lamar's fault. Actually, they're barely his fault, because dude's been a non-MF-factor all season long. What sets him apart from his team mates is that while they played badly at times as well, they were at least TRYING to do better. Lamar wasn't, plain and simple.
From the look of things, Lamars days as a "great" player are numbered. I don't think he'll go to Europe in the off-season, but I don't think there is a team in the NBA willing to pay him significantly more than the vet-min, which is pretty much what he's worth at this point. While I do not doubt that he still can produce quality basketball (when he's in shape, the stars are aligned
juuuuuust right and Khloe made sure he ate properly - you know how cranky he gets when he's hungry

), after what he's shown this season he is a great risk for any top tier team to take... I've always said I wanted him in Milwaukee, but I think he should be traded to / bought out by New Orleans...

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