Apparently Lakers went all out on the Davis deal, last thing published was Lonzo, Rondo, Ingram, Kuzma+Lance+ 2 first round picks. That is as much as any team could afford to give, there is no better offer than this, if pelicans decide to reject this offer it means they just hate Lakers so much that they are willing to accept a worse offer. Even Celtics could at best offer Tatum and even tough Tatum is a great player he is not 5 good players and 2 picks, pelicans needs to be crazy to turn down this offer.

We really don't know if this offer is true but if it really is true than Lakers need a lot of players, like a lot. Its great they would get AD but they would have AD and Lebron as starting caliber player left on the team, maybe Mcgee as well, all KCP, Hart and Chandler can do is bring in bench minutes. They need to be really active this off-season.

I tried to google it but all of those articles and videos were outdated. One of the best crossovers and plays on the NBA history came from him together with Allen Iverson.

Even though I am not yet born when Carter and T-Mac are on its own primes I'm still amazed with their excellent performance during their times. One of the memorable plays of Carter that I can't forget (I alwayd watch gameplay highlights in youtube) is that when he dunk against a very tall player which come from a European team I think. On the other hand, T-Mac also got a good ball handling skills but for me Iverson was better because he can do acrobatic skills in the air unlike him .

It appears the Los Angeles Lakers have had enough.

After the New Orleans Pelicans put forward a counter offer in order to deal Anthony Davis to Los Angeles, the Lakers have reportedly ‘pulled out’ of the trade negotiations.

Late Tuesday, ESPN reported on what the Pelicans wanted in exchange for Davis, and it included what was described as a ‘historic haul of picks’, which meant four first-round and second-round picks, along with the rest of the players and cap relief in the package the Lakers offered.

Carter as been known for those type of plays. He's like the skywalker during his prime and that's why many idolized him as he is. I don't want to compare Allen to T-Mac because for me they were both good players and highly skilled.

Not just you but also me though I can still see my age on the calendar.

Yes he was so damn good at that time in Toronto. They never let him go until the tragic injury that made him what he is now.

It was Carter and McGrady at the spotlights while Kobe also is getting some good appreciation.
Mostly you will like to watch more of a Carter than a Kobe. High flying plays and dunks which are impossible to think of.
Now, it had been outside shooting which is more on the spotlight.

Wow, imagine how long it was, when we are all been excite if which directions Iverson will go and how he will finish the attack, He played well
when he's still on its prime he lifted sixers to the final but sadly lost with the dominating Lakers, just  a glimpse of those old heroes who we idolized
after MJ announced his 2nd retirement.

The lakers chemistry must be horrible right now, half the players know they can end up being traded and Lebron already wants Luke Walton gone.  This doesn't surprise me, Lebron always calls the shots no matter what team he goes to.

It even made it look so bad with The King sitting all alone during the embarrassment last night.
https://thebiglead.com/2019/02/06/lebron-james-bench-gate-by-himself-it-sure-looks-bad
https://youtu.be/YiTW9PVQvgg