Lakers Workout Schedule

Alleyhoops wrote:Ellington. Thank you.

kobe_008 wrote:i would like to try and get ellington or budinger..
don't we need outside shooters to spread the floor.

i think our PG spot is solved with S.Brown

karacha wrote:I can't wait for us to draft someone, just to see him warming up the bench and playing 15 minutes total next season. Gotta love that!

khmrP wrote:I saw early mock that show Ellington going to Lakers....but is he anything more then just a spot up shooter? He didn't look very athletic in the championship game considering his height and all.

khmrP wrote:I saw early mock that show Ellington going to Lakers....but is he anything more then just a spot up shooter? He didn't look very athletic in the championship game considering his height and all.

LAKEROC wrote:if Mitch somehow found a way to trade Adam Morison's expiring contract plus our 1st rounder and Charlotte's second rounder this year for Tyreke Evans.

JSM wrote:

LAKEROC wrote:if Mitch somehow found a way to trade Adam Morison's expiring contract plus our 1st rounder and Charlotte's second rounder this year for Tyreke Evans.

Any lottery team would hang up on Mitch with such an offer, not before they had the biggest laugh of their life.

Chad Ford of ESPN wrote:-The word inside the gym on Friday morning was that Casspi and Brown looked the best in the morning session.

-The word inside the gym on Friday afternoon was that Maynor looked fantastic and that Budinger shot the lights out.

Jeff Eisenberg of the Press Enterprise Blog wrote:Jonas Jerebko, a 6-foot-9, 210-pound forward hoping to become the first Swede drafted in the first round, will work out for the Lakers on Tuesday, his agent said this afternoon.

Jerebko, 22, has worked out for seven or eight teams in the past two weeks and expects to be drafted somewhere in the late-first or early-second round. The Lakers would likely be interested in him at pick No. 29, the second-to-last spot in the first round.

"He's a high-energy, high-motor player who can defend 2s, 3s and 4s," agent Doug Neustadt said."If he goes to the NBA next year, that's where he would be counted on. They would put him on the floor for defensive reasons. Offensively he has gotten a lot better but he's still working on his shot and putting the ball on the floor."

The son of former Syracuse star Chris Jerebko, Jonas grew up in Sweden and averaged 9.2 points, 5.5 rebounds and 1.2 steals this season for Angelico Biella, a power in the Italian first division. If the Lakers draft him, he'd likely remain in Italy next season because the team has neither room on its roster nor under the salary cap for him.

Neustadt said Lakers European scout Adam Filippi has watched Jerebko play numerous times, while assistant general manager Ronnie Lester saw him knock down six of seven shots and pick up five steals on the final day of Reebok EuroCamp earlier this month in Traviso.

Tuesday would be general manager Mitch Kupchak's first chance to meet Jerebko in person.