want to fight with a guy who never wins’

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Stage six is a 199km mountain stage from Mora de Rubeilos to Ares del Maestrat, finishing at the top of the Puerto de Ares climb.
While the process was ripe for criticism, the end result for the Los Angeles Lakers in the Anthony Davis deal is inarguable.
They added a top-10 player next to LeBron James in a move that sets them up to compete for NBA championships.
They gave up a haul of young players and draft picks in the deal with the New Orleans Pelicans in a move that could ultimately pay dividends for both sides.Lonzo Ball is, though. The Pelicans point guard who was a centerpiece in the deal alongside Brandon Ingram let his feelings be known in a diss track released Thursday promising that the Lakers will “regret their decision.”
It seems unlikely the Lakers will regret their decision. Ball, a 31.5 percent 3-point shooter and 43.7 percent free throw shooter during his two-year tenure in Los Angeles, did little with the Lakers to justify their investing the No. 2 pick in the 2017 draft on the former UCLA point guard.
It’s not the first time Ball has gone after a former team. He took a shot at UCLA in his 2017 track “Zo2” promoting his now failed Big Baller Brand shoes. While calling out the hypocrisy of the NCAA, he also took a seemingly unnecessary swipe at UCLA students.
But, whatever. Rapping about the Lakers not regretting trading him doesn’t have the same hook. Neither would lyrics celebrating his time as a Bruin.