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You're the Los Angeles Lakers understand that there's a level of urgency that's no longer there.

Luca Donchick has been heard.

He was expected to be back as of February 8th, but that wasn't even in the Dallas Mavericks

control from what I'm being told.

Obviously, he has his own team, and he could say he's coming back February 8th,

but that was going to be determined by somebody else. So because of that, now you're in Los Angeles.

If you're the Los Angeles Lakers, yes, LeBron James is phenomenal and fantastic, as he showcased

yet again last night against my New York Knicks put on an absolute show. But he is 40, and his

22nd season, He is crawling,

if not sprinting towards being the past. If you're the Los Angeles Lakers and you're thinking

about the future. Anthony Davis is phenomenal and fantastic as he is, isn't necessarily box office.

So you're looking at the Los Angeles Lakers, the business of being the Los Angeles Lakers.

They need box office appeal. They need a reason for folks to walk through the turnstiles.

And in that, you've got a 28 point per game score who's 25 years of age, who's a 6-7 point guard can score at will on anybody, any damn time he wants to.

Now you're asking him to represent Lake a nation, the brand

that is Los Angeles and is the Lakers, and you're asking him simply to be dedicated and come

there in shape. This could be a wake-up call for Luca Donchick because I'm sure he's not going

to like hearing that he is somebody that was considered petulant and perpetually out of shape, having to

work himself in the shape. He was an individual that got ready as opposed to somebody who came

ready and there was a difference. And so if you're looking at it from the Lakers standpoint, you've got

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