
Anthony Irwin takes a daily look at the Los Angeles Lakers in his own unique way, with the help of any number of guests from throughout NBA coverage, and beyond.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 3733 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Anthony has a couple more thoughts on Rui and Kuminga as that debate continues. He also noted a fun rumor over the weekend about Bronny that he thinks will help the Lakers fill their pantry. Then, he dives into a Q&A with the live audience.
The Lakers want to add the power forward we know they need. Who should it be?
Anthony keeps looking at the Lakers as a basketball fit for LeBron James, especially compared to Golden State, Miami or even Cleveland and gets sad because it makes so much sense but won't happen.
Anthony and Pete break down the Ayton trade, then dive into a conversation about the offseason so far. Anthony offers his foundational issues with how Rob Pelinka sees the sport, and he and Pete discuss whether the way Pelinka seems to see things can... more
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This is a win win. Either we are awesome and win a chip. Or in 2 yrs Rob is gone. Jeanie is gone. Austin is gone. Mark Walters takes control and we are back to being the LOS ANGELES LAKERS. Rob has made an emotional decision. They couldn’t lose him for nothing but he isn’t now nor will he ever be the 2nd best player on a chip team
Thoughts on possibly trading for AD and signing a wing since it seems that we’re keeping Jackson Hayes.
Is committing long term to a 32 year old Marcus Smart a good idea? Should the Lakers pivot to Keon Ellis who will be younger and cheaper or does Smart’s intangibles outweigh the upside? Also, is Wendell Carter Jr an option? Magic are up against the second apron and he punked Duren in the playoffs.
Hey Anthony! I’ve seen a lot of discourse about how the lakers should push to acquire Giannis but I haven’t seen much discourse on what the rest of the roster would look like after that. How do you envision the rest of the roster looking like if the lakers acquire Giannis with and without LeBron? Also would the lakers be able to keep Rui if they go after Giannis?
What’s the difference between picking a player at the end of second round vs signing them as free agents at the end of the draft?
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A sharp, opinionated Lakers-focused show that often weighs blockbuster rosters and ownership-driven modernization against building depth and value contracts. Frequent discussions center on pursuing star power (notably Giannis) versus depth, the influence of cross-franchise ownership models (Dodgers-style) on front-office decisions, and the evolving use of analytics in a big-market environment. The hosts also tackle realignment chatter, trade mechanics, and the broader economics of assembling a championship roster, with guests and mailbag questions adding perspective on fan sentiment, media narratives, and franchise identity. A standout is the willingness to explore high-variance scenarios, bold ownership-driven strategies, and cross-sport c... more
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