We will witness once they play, I am sure there will be a major adjustment that will happen and the players being traded
are not superstars so hopefully they will blend with the cavaliers because they are gonna be playing with a pride for the team that once become a champion.

This trade would benefit Isiah Thomas because obviously he is not fit to play along the king. He may find a home in the Lakers but the downside is, he is on the west. Good luck Thomas.

We are 2/3 of the season in NBA, and there are some consolidated situations.

In Western Conference:

-Golden State and Houston are fighting for first place, but I always see Golden State favored.
-San antonio should get to third place.
-Oklahoma and Minnesota will almost certainly qualify for the playoffs
-Portland, Denver, New Orleans, Los Angeles Clippers and Utah Jazz: 5 teams for the last 3 places useful for playoffs. My favorites are Portland, Clippers and Utah Jazz


In Eastern Conference:

-Boston and Toronto are fighting for first place, Boston for me deserves the first place
-Cleveland will certainly qualify will probably come in third place
-Milwaukee,Washington, Indiana,Miami, Philadelphia, Detroit: 6 teams for the last 5 place useful for playoffs.

I understand your sentiments. Maybe Magic Johnson wants to improved Lonzo Ball by giving him more experienced as a starter. As for IT's arrival, I will pick Thomas over Ball but with the current status of IT, no doubt that he is still not going back to his MVP contender shape yet. Im seeing a bad rotation if Ball and Thomas will both put on starter.

Well I think, experimental will be done first.

And remember that wrath of LaVar Ball lol.

I'm thinking that he's this generation's Kobe Bryant but well things are changing from time to time and NBA is a big business so whether we think that they will franchise through JC the decision will still depending to the management itself. 
But I hope this will make him play better on his new home.

Oh well everyone is really dispensable in NBA its still business although he was really brought up to be the heir apparent to Kobe in Los Angeles, maybe the management thinks that he is not up to expectations that's why he traded. Love JC though, following his career but sad to see him leave the Lakers jersey.


Let's see how it goes, time to proved his critics wrong. I'm looking forward to make his name with Sacramento Kings, he is still young and plenty to mature. This is his second chance and I'm sure that we will make the best of it. Wishes him the best, at least he stay on the West side. 

Well i don't think the lakers ever considered building their franchise around clarkson. It's pretty obvious that he's expendable especially with all the attention focused on ball, randle, kuzma and ingram. Those kids are where the lakers are building the team on. And i also don't think playing with bron would be good for clarkson. I just don't :p

Nance Jr and Clarkson are good backup off the bench so I will agree to you.

Since rookie days, Jordan Clarkson has tremendously shows that his performance really blooms every game. He is the best 6th man for me during his rookie days and can be a candidate for this season. The Lakers bench is showing good backup to their starters so I don't know why they destroy their young lineups.

I agree, Jordan Clarkson has been playing tremendously good in the past seasons that I was caught off-guard why the hell the LA management traded both of them? He could really turn LA around with Lonzo as their main point guard. Sadly though they change their tune and traded the him. Well the trade has dosed their ambition for this season already. Maybe they are again rebuilding, but it will take years again before we can see LA at the top.