JaVale McGee is certain his Los Angeles Lakers will play well past April this up and coming 2019-20 season, believing this new-look group can make a "profound run" in the postseason.
The 7-footer, who as of late got a two-year, $8.2 million arrangement to come back to La Land, revealed to Omar Raja of House of Highlights why he feels so great about his group's odds:
By means of Christian Rivas of Silver Screen & Roll:
"I feel like the GM, they went on 2K and duped and simply put an entire bundle of good players on a similar group," said McGee. "It's unquestionably getting down to business out. I feel like we're going to make a profound run."
The Lakers completed a great deal of wheelin' and dealin' in the offseason, first exchanging for Anthony Davis and disposing of a lion's share of their young center, just to keep Kyle Kuzma — a potential starter or the primary pinion off the seat.
Los Angeles played a cat-and-mouse game in a quest for Kawhi Leonard, yet rotated rapidly to make an influx of signings after the following couple of hours, reeling in Danny Green, re-marking Kentavious Caldwell-Pope and including a gathering of shooters around LeBron James.
McGee was among those signings, and keeping in mind that he could be falling off the seat behind DeMarcus Cousins, he could see a decent keep running of minutes with previous colleague Quinn Cook and heave professional Rajon Rondo.
The Lakers' fantasy group may be that on the off chance that they figure out how to get their science down, something that may take some time with such a large number of new faces.