I think it's only Dwight Howard that will likely have a good value in return instead of trading those bunch of their guards and forwards that mostly heating the bench. I prefer DJ to be traded as a priority but I hope the Lakers can find a way to assess his value on the market.

Keep Dwight Howard and consider trading others instead. Or much better, stay with the current roster and don't change anything as I don't think a revamp approaching the half of the season will still save their asses on chemistry problems. Still don't understand why Vogel doesn't want to consider giving Howard much more playing time even back in NBA Bubble. Maybe because there's not much competition on the paint now as mostly, the most offenses came from perimeter and rainbow area? Regardless, a presence of a big man under the rim always has an impact.

The Grizzlies are also inexperienced. Warriors seem to be the clear favorites.

Harden-led Nets got a good beating from his former team hehe. He claimed he's tired and exhausted which probably explains his 7 out of 22 FG. I wanted to criticize the team but playing four competitive games in five days sure is tough on anyone.

Have a bet with them against the Bulls tonight so hope they can pick it up and score a bit more than what they did last night.

Yeah, it was a major blow out for the Bulls as they've lost Zach Lavine, and obviously, he didn't score any points. And then the Warriors up their tempo and defense. All the Warriors that played score at least a point or two in this game.

Hopefully Zach can go back quickly with the Bulls, they needed him. For me he is still the leader of the Chicago and not DeRozan although they compliment each other.

Yeah, it was a major blow out for the Bulls as they've lost Zach Lavine, and obviously, he didn't score any points. And then the Warriors up their tempo and defense. All the Warriors that played score at least a point or two in this game.

Hopefully Zach can go back quickly with the Bulls, they needed him. For me he is still the leader of the Chicago and not DeRozan although they compliment each other.

^^ And that's the old Warriors that we have known, a deep bench that can score even if Draymond Green is out of Steph Curry has a off-night.

So it was a good rebound from the 2 losses they have, but they are still 1.5 game behind the Suns who took the top spot now in the West. But even with the Bulls lost, they still lead the East though. But it's going to be tough in their next game without Zach.

After losing to the Nets by 26, they got blown out by the Warriors by 42 points.
The tanking of the Warriors in the past 2 years really worked for him because they got a huge picks in the last 2 draft picks. First when they got Wiseman and now in Kuminga. Some says that Kuminga is the next Kawhi Leonard with how he is playing. A good defender and at the same time a good scorer. Give him more minutes and he can scored 20+ points every game. He scored 25 points in 25 minutes only which is very efficient knowing that he came from the bench.
Well, I just hope that Lavine will recover as quick as possible because losing him have a huge effect on the team in their future games and we saw it on this game obviously.

I also don't understand why Vogel limits Howard's minutes on the court. Look at stats, Howard plays an average of 14 minutes per game this season, and there was only one game in which he played more than 30 minutes. I know it shouldn't be easy to manage a team like the Lakers, but it seems to me that coach Vogel makes a lot of ambiguous decisions throughout this season.