little about last season los angeles lakers It was exciting, especially as the season progressed. However, the offseason comes with an inherent excitement about what’s to come next season. Whether it’s a new coach, a new roster, or players developing new skills, fans spend the offseason dreaming about what-ifs each season.
After all, Jeanie Buss is no exception.
in an interview with Tyler R. Tynes GQ on wednesdayJeannie spoke about her excitement for the upcoming season, but there was a particularly notable omission of what she’s excited about.
It’s a new voice because the coach has changed. And hopefully continue to stay injury free. We want Anthony Davis to stay on the court and stay healthy all season. And with Anthony and LeBron, a lot of great things happen. But he needs a supporting cast of him who can play the role and keep him out of harm’s way. Kendrick Nunn, who was absent last season, is back and a lot of young players… I can name names, but not really until we see how they play… Durbin Ham must always be given time and resources. We need to get the team together and see how they move forward.
What a turning point this past year has been for Russell Westbrook. Last year, Genie expressed all kinds of excitement, like a Lakers fan, Fans profess to be ‘cuckoo’ for him. Lakers fans expressed strong feelings for Westbrook, but they were far from cuckoo.
And now, 12 months later, Westbrook isn’t even mentioned by name as someone Genie is excited about. It was a limited number of questions. Most of the questions were It was focused on Hulu’s new ‘Legacy’ series This is one of the few unrelated questions.
Will it stop me from overreacting? Well, this is a coupe hundred words of proof otherwise. But when it comes to the exciting aspects of the team going forward, it feels like something needs to be taken away from the fact that Russ is a complete afterthought of his owner.
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