Clipper Darrell Takes Horrible Shot at Lakers Roster For 2021-22 Season
Clipper Darrell is a “funny” guy and this time he took a shot at the Los Angeles Lakers roster. General manager Rob Pelinka is rebuilding the roster, and he brought a lot of big names to Los Angeles. Carmelo Anthony, Trevor Ariza, Kendrick Nunn, Russell Westbrook… They all signed a deal with the Lakers in the offseason. This wasn’t enough for the NBA, and Pelinka was hit with an unhealthy dose of criticism.
Current and former NBA players criticized him for signing “old’ players. NBA analysts didn’t like Pelinka’s idea to sign veterans.
The Lakers built a strong roster in the offseason. That’s what LeBron James said a couple of weeks ago. The front office tried really hard to build a strong roster. Their great effort will help the team make the NBA Finals again.
Clipper Darrell trashes the Lakers roster
Most of the newly-added players are well over their 30s. This attracted the attention of many fans and experts. They say the new-look roster is too old to compete for a title.
Darrell is one of these guys. The notorious Los Angeles Clippers fan made fun of the latest Lakers offseason additions. He shared an awkward photoshopped photo of the Lakers and yes, he really crossed the red line this time.
“Clipper Darrell” is at it again. He would never side with the Lakers and trash his Clippers. He took a shot at the Lakers for no reason. This person uses pretty much every opportunity to destroy the team. That’s exactly what he did this time.
Truth is, the Lakers played better in each game they had against the Clippers. They have met in 227 regular season games. The purple and gold won 150 of these games. The Clippers only won 77.
It’s interesting to note that both LA teams haven’t played against one another in the playoffs. NBA fans were convinced that the teams will meet in the past two postseason. It didn’t happen.
Both teams are considered contenders and we can’t wait to see what happens in the upcoming season.
The Lakers have enough talent to make the playoffs again. LeBron James, Anthony Davis, and the rest of the players will try their best to get a ring next postseason.
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R. M.
Radmila graduated with a degree in Translation & Interpreting. She is an NBA and NFL writer for The Ball Zone, and has been covering popular sports topics for several years. A loyal Lakers fan, she puts energy into reporting big roster moves, potential trades, on-court-accomplishments, and off-court rumors.
