Basketball
Byron Scott calls Lakers' off-season overrated
Former Lakers coach Byron Scott criticizes the team's recent roster changes, calling the off-season moves overrated and expressing skepticism about their projected success.
Basketball
Former Lakers coach Byron Scott criticizes the team's recent roster changes, calling the off-season moves overrated and expressing skepticism about their projected success.
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