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Rashad McCants on Lakers: 100 percent get rid of LeBron, bring in some young assets


Although the Lakers are a star-driven franchise and had success with the James-Luka Doncic duo, McCants told Basketball Insiders it’s time for Los Angeles to move on. “100% get rid of LeBron, bring in some young assets,” Gil’s Arena co-host McCants said in an exclusive interview. “He still has enough energy to go out there and warrant some good players for him. You get rid of GM Rob Pelinka, you might have to move Austin Reaves. You really might have to really start over completely, because Luka is uncertain whether he’s even going to re-sign.”

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While James remains one of the best players in the NBA …

While James remains one of the best players in the NBA at his age, McCants argues that the “nostalgia of the storyline” has run its course. “They have to, because the nostalgia of the storyline is depleted,” says McCants of the Lakers moving on from James. “The Disney storyline of father-son, all the points in the world, all that shit is played out. At this point now where we’re looking at, where do the Lakers go after the circus is over? Now that the circus is over, you either have to start over, or you have to bring in new lions and tigers and bears in. They don’t have a pick, they don’t have assets that can be moved that can get quality players. They’re kind of stuck.”

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“Anthony Edwards is a monster among monsters,” says …

“Anthony Edwards is a monster among monsters,” says McCants in a one-on-one interview with RG. “He’s a real monster. I commend him wholeheartedly. I’m loving how he’s taking the criticism, and he’s adjusting it to his game and it’s making him more relentless. He’s going towards Mike and Kobe, and he’s going away from Durant and LeBron, and I think that’s his best dynamic is to go towards the killers.” McCants says it was no surprise that the Edwards-led Timberwolves ousted the favored Lakers, saying it was the “expectation” that Minnesota would defeat Los Angeles.

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Rashad McCants: NC coaches couldn't stand Michael Jordan


Rashad McCants: 'Coach Williams wanted to minimize. The whole thing with them is gatekeeping and controlling the flock. You got to control your players. Matt Doherty scolded me in a meeting. I had a good game. I won the game for us and he pulled me in the motherf*cking meeting and he was like, 'I don't know why you remind me of Michael Jordan so much, but we couldn't stand him. And you come into the gym, walk past your teammates and think you're the sh*t... When I'm thinking he going to tell me good game and he's telling me about how he doesn't like, that I remind him of Mike and he didn't like Mike, and everybody knew it and he would never let me average over 20 points a game because Dean Smith never let Mike do it.'

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Raymond Felton to Rashad McCants: “So I tried to be cool for a long time. I never said nothing about you when you did that [expletive] on ESPN. I never even said nothing to you. I canceled interviews because I wasn’t going to address it. But now you’re attacking my brothers. Now you’re attacking a legacy that we built—with your dumb ass—at Carolina. You talking about our coach, who did nothing but be great to us. [Expletive]—you went lottery. He went lottery. He a complainer. So it’s Coach Williams’ fault that you didn’t play long in the league? That’s his fault too, right? I played 14 years. Marv played more. There’s a lot of us who played many years of professional basketball from that team. But you’re the one who [expletive] your career up.

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Raymond Felton: Like Theo said—take accountability for your dumb ass. But I’m done with you, bro. I’m done talking about you.” “I tried to give you your flowers, even on top of your [expletive], because you can play basketball—that’s one thing you can do. And you can look stupid, too—that’s another thing you can do. Because you're doing that right now, talking this BS. You think people are liking what you’re saying? ’Cause of course, people like stupid [expletive], man. That’s what sells on TV. That’s what sells on social media. So you think you’re doing something, but you're really looking like a fool, honestly. But you’re getting your money, though. So I ain’t mad at you. Get your money. Do all of that. That’s cool. That’s great. But as far as with us—[expletive]—you dead to me. Been dead to me for real. But dead to me. I would never speak your name again, ’cause you ain’t worth nothing. You ain’t worth my life. You ain’t worth anything, my [expletive]. Straight up.”

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Kenyon Martin: 'Klay Thompson is gonna get 35 shots against the Warriors'


ClutchPoints: Kenyon Martin: “Foot to ass. Klay [Thompson] gonna get 35 shots [against the Warriors].” Rashad McCants: “If they focus their game plan on Klay and they still got Luka [Doncic] and Kyrie [Irving]... You gotta leave somebody open.” (via @GilsArenaShow )

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ClutchPoints: Nick Young: “[He] should have won Finals …

ClutchPoints: Nick Young: “[He] should have won Finals MVP… [ Jayson] Tatum is the best player in the league.” Rashad McCants: “Steph [Curry] and [Kevin Durant]… We always pick one of [the two, didn’t we]?” Nick: “Because we already knew who was [better].” pic.twitter.com/vfVWswgBjM

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Rashad McCants: 'Kevin Durant is gonna go down as a better player than LeBron James at the end of the road'

Rashad McCants: 'Kevin Durant is gonna go down as a better player than LeBron James at the end of the road'


McCants once told the Charlotte Observer Newspaper …

McCants once told the Charlotte Observer Newspaper that had he not dated Kardashian, he’d be “a $60–70 million player, easily.” As for LeBron James? “He’s gonna run against Kanye,” said McCants. “I mean if I’m LeBron James, I already know that if I beat the Warriors, I can run for President. If he doesn’t beat the Warriors, he’s gotta run and hide for a few years. So this is the pressure he’s under. But I feel that if he can beat the Warriors, he can be President and he won’t have to play basketball ever again. He can just arrest all the Warrior players. I think that’s what he’s going for. He’s going to beat the Warriors and then have them all arrested after he’s President.”

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