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Spurs have looked decent so far, does this make them a play-in team?

This trade was created for the 2022-2023 season.

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Lakers

+1 player ($5.6m) +1 pick,

Cap Impact + $384K

Romeo Langford

SG, 6' 4", -1.64 LEBRON
Athletic Finisher

$5.6M

1yr

2023 - Round 2

via IND

-1 Wins

+5.96 MPG

+0.40 Off.

+0.70 Def.

Team Option

Romeo Langford currently has a team option for the Spurs this season. The Spurs may decide to decline their option which would make him an unrestricted free agent. You may accept or decline this option, by default it will be accepted. You may also update his contract to perform actions such as a Sign & Trade.

Spurs

+2 players ($17.9m),

Cap Impact - $1.5M

Kelly Oubre Jr.

SF, 6' 7", -0.93 LEBRON
Athletic Finisher

$12.6M

1yr

Kendrick Nunn

SG, 6' 2", -2.75 LEBRON
Secondary Ball Handler

$5.2M

1yr

+3 Wins

+8.62 MPG

+0.29 Off.

+0.51 Def.

Player Option

Kendrick Nunn currently has a player option for the Lakers this season. He may decide to decline his option and sign with another team. You may accept or decline this option, by default it will be accepted. You may also update his contract to perform actions such as a Sign & Trade.

Hornets

+1 player ($13.8m) +1 pick,

Cap Impact + $1.1M

Doug McDermott

SF, 6' 6", -2.84 LEBRON
Movement Shooter

$13.7M

1yr

2024 - Round 2

via LAL

#48

-2 Wins

-14.58 MPG

-0.69 Off.

-1.21 Def.

LEBRON (Luck-adjusted player Estimate using a Box prior Regularized ON-off) impact data is provided by BBall Index . See how LEBRON is calculated, and explore the data.

Spurs starters: Nunn Vassell Oubre Keldon Poeltl

Hornets get shooter and a pick, while the Lakers get younger and earn more draft capital. Thoughts?

Spurs have looked decent so far, does this make them a play-in team?

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