What if Chris Paul was traded to the lakers?

True, lakers are really bad, don't think even Paul could make much of a diffrence, maybe 10 more wins on the year, if it was not for Kobe the lakers would go into full tank mode for the draft
 
mat2323 said:
True, lakers are really bad, don't think even Paul could make much of a diffrence, maybe 10 more wins on the year, if it was not for Kobe the lakers would go into full tank mode for the draft
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Really? If we had CP3, we wouldn't have an injured Nash, or Jeremy Lin for that matter. Would Dwight have stayed? Kobe may not have even had to play all those minutes that led to his Achilles injury. The lakers are always willing to spend when they have a good core - the players on "that" roster would be so different. Impossible to say that we'd be only 10 wins better.
 
The beard in OKC still.. That would have been pretty crazy but the trade allowed him to grow as a line superstar talent which arguably he could never have done had he continued to be the third fiddle. To be honest, CP3 in LA, I don't know I would really take that fit with Kobe. CP3 was always more a pick and roll type player and always had the most success who rolled to the basket off a pick like Tyson Chandler, Blake and Deandre for the high lob and alley oop. I just see the Lakers offense as being very disjointed if he had gone there and he's no longer as potent a scorer as he was in his younger days.
 
exzibit3 said:
The beard in OKC still.. That would have been pretty crazy but the trade allowed him to grow as a line superstar talent which arguably he could never have done had he continued to be the third fiddle. To be honest, CP3 in LA, I don't know I would really take that fit with Kobe. CP3 was always more a pick and roll type player and always had the most success who rolled to the basket off a pick like Tyson Chandler, Blake and Deandre for the high lob and alley oop. I just see the Lakers offense as being very disjointed if he had gone there and he's no longer as potent a scorer as he was in his younger days.
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Think back to the days of the triangle offense, it made everyone accountable to score and take shots. I think the disjointment is mostly due to the pieces and lack of leadership on the court
 
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