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I don’t think so either. I also don’t think that would work this time. Only add to the anger over AD.

Ironically, I don’t think the other competitors are going to be so willing to give up players like Herro or LeVert for what could be a rental and a short season rental at that.

Frankly, the Lakers offer is really a great fit for the Pelicans depth chart. They give up Holiday and get the rest of the Lakers great young depth. Suddenly, they’re a team with a lot of pieces to go star chasing a couple of seasons from now.

I know it’s a long shot but it would be a win/win trade imo.

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— Ja Morant (@JaMorant) August 15, 2020

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The Lakers are set to face off against bubble MVP Damian Lillard and the Trail Blazers in the first round of the NBA Playoffs 🍿 https://t.co/9kGkbUMVrA

— Sports Illustrated (@SInow) August 16, 2020

Consensus Pick: Nuggets in 6

Magicman Pick: Game 7 toss up

Joker lost weight. A lot of weight. He looks a little more spry. Hasn’t lost the wiggle though.

A ton of similarities between these two. Big men Cornerstones, budding tweener guards trying to take their games to another level. Both coaches are disciplined, hard-nosed and are serious about the chip on their shoulder.

Too close to really be confident about a pick in this one. I remembered a Sonics Jazz series that was tooth and nail each possession. Went to a game 7, last possession for the Sonics, Shawn Kemp hit his two FTs. Karl Malone missed both of his.

History has a way of repeating itself.

Jazz have a deep bench. Clarkson, Bojan, the incomparable Joe Ingles, make a decent unit good for 35-60+ points per game together. Ingles is the oil,thst greases this engine. Where he goes. The Jazz usually go.

Nuggets boast Jerami Grant (Underrated offseason acquisition), Michael Porter Jr. Plumlee Vonleh Gary Harris Jr.all pose matchup threats.

Game 7 comes down to the last possession.