Dylan Windler signed a two way deal with the Lakers, who were no doubt impressed by last nights stats

The Lakers seem to be a landing spot for players who didn’t make it on other teams like Windler and Reddish. These players then get minutes and do stuff and people think the Lakers discovered and/or improved them. But I wonder if it’s not just that the Laker supporting cast around James and Davis is very weak and so these acquisitions can do better there than elsewhere.

Blade is a local private air brand, Donnie, that posh NYers use to get away for the weekend.

I’ve been gone too long. Back in my day Otis had to watch the Hampton Jitney roll in. (Though Otis did die in a private plane crash at the age of 25, so, I don’t know, maybe he would have been better off with the Jitney than the Blade afterall).

I was about to suggest that he should really be on the roster.

Dylan Windler signed a two way deal with the Lakers, who were no doubt impressed by last nights stats.

I’m devastated

Hartenstein in the starting lineup honestly feels like as big an addition as OG. I couldn’t be more excited to see how that unit develops with him in it.

DDV’s minutes feel like the new IQ’s minutes. I’m slightly perturbed he is not playing more but it’s hard to argue with the results.

This blog is surprisingly cordial and non-confrontational today, and I can’t figure out why?

Any ideas?

I’ll put an end to that. 🙂

“Ntilikina is gradually ramping up from a non-displaced left tibia fracture”