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[QUOTE="Day2, post: 4293917, member: 5348"]
IMO, this whole situation right now with the Nets is a bigger problem than Beal’s extension, Brunson’s contract, or Wall getting bought out. First of all, Durant and Irving have too much power. They committed to Brooklyn, Brooklyn bent over backwards for them, and they’re already giving up. Maybe the Nets get fair value in return, more likely they get screwed on at least one of the trades. Then you have the Lakers, who don’t have the assets to acquire Durant or Irving. They’ll need help from the league to get a deal done. Why should they, though? The Lakers are one of the most poorly run organizations in the league. They’ve spent the last two years making one bad deal after another, letting their best role players walk, and throwing their former head coach under the bus. All they have at this point is brand recognition, both their own and LBJ’s.

Durant, Irving, and the Lakers do not deserve a bailout. If the league gets involved at all, it should be to help the Nets.
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