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Rob Pelinka

Rob Pelinka

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Nov 2, 2026

ManuHOST
48:53
Voici, voici les cinq gutsy moves que, OK, les Lakers doivent faire.
ManuHOST
48:59
Number one: fire Rob Pelinka.
ManuHOST
49:01
OK ? Fire Rob Pelinka.
ManuHOST
49:04
I will say it here.
ManuHOST
49:05
Je vais le dire en français et je vais le dire en anglais.
ManuHOST
49:07
Rob Pelinka, je suis sûr, quand il a vu LeBron gagner sa quatrième bague dans l'uni-dans l'uniforme des Lakers, il s'est dit : « Nah, je peux pas laisser ce gars-là gagner final MVP [bip] Go get me Masai Ujiri.
ManuHOST
49:49
Rob Pelinka, I am convinced, is doing some decision because as-- when he saw LeBron James win his fourth ring on the Lakers, he was like: « Nah, I can't let LeBron tie Kobe in rings and in finals MVP in the Lakers uniform, in the Lakers building, in the Staples Arena, in the Crypto Arena, whatever.
ManuHOST
50:09
» So Rob need to go.
ManuelHOST
32:30
Je vais le redire quand on va aller dans le studio aussi, OK, dans un des vidéos.
ManuelHOST
32:35
Je suis maintenant convaincu que Rob Pelinka, après qu'il ait vu LeBron James gagner la quatrième bague dans, dans l'uniforme des Lakers, voulait pas que LeBron James catch up Kobe Bryant dans l'uniforme des Lakers.
ManuelHOST
32:52
Rob Pelinka, tu sais, il est soit extrêmement incompétent, soit aucun des autres GM veut dealer avec lui parce que quand il était un agent, il les a fait chier.
ManuelHOST
33:02
Which I doubt because business is business.
ManuelHOST
33:05
Soit il voulait vraiment pas que LeBron gagne.
ManuelHOST
34:35
LeBron était bon, AD était-- comme honnêtement, on avait juste running back and running back.
AntoineHOST
34:40
Même avec D12 là, c'est Dwight Howard.
ManuelHOST
34:43
Mais tu vois, tu vois, ça, c'est une des raisons pour laquelle j'ai dit, je pense fondamentalement que Rob Pelinka voulait pas que LeBron gagne.
Gerald GlassfordHOST
15:33
And so that, at least that part of it, could be great if you went out and got him with some of your available seconds, but I don't think, I'm not sure if Chicago is willing to deal him at this point in time, especially with the injury to Nick Claxton.
Gerald GlassfordHOST
15:48
So how soon do you think Rob Pelinka can go ahead and solve this issue? Do we have to wait until December 15th or January 15th when the days come up as far as all those ineligible players become eligible because they signed contracts in the offseason? Let me know your thoughts on what do you think Rob Palenka should do? Who do you think they should go after? I know Yves Missy has been talked about, but he got injured.
Gerald GlassfordHOST
16:15
I know that there are other players out there, centers that are out there that are playing for teams that would be nice that the Lakers could go for.
Gerald GlassfordHOST
16:25
But the center position is... at a very much of a premium right now because of the limited supply of centers, big guys that you have.
Francisco RamosGUEST
39:51
You can be a great player.
Francisco RamosGUEST
39:53
There's only one LeBron, but then you can be Steve Kerr and be a great, you know, role player and then become a great manager or become, or Pelinka, be a great, you know, general, man, president of operations.
Francisco RamosGUEST
40:03
You're still in the game.
Francisco RamosGUEST
40:04
Yeah, you're still in the game.
Anthony SlaterGUEST
20:22
And clearly, I don't...
Anthony SlaterGUEST
20:23
You know, I'm not saying he was making trade calls this summer, but clearly his opinion on how a roster should be built around him was part of the calculus on why Rob Pelinka did what he did.
Anthony SlaterGUEST
20:35
Um, and I believe Luka knows what he likes.
Anthony SlaterGUEST
20:38
And, and, and so I think this mix is gonna work, but again, I, like everybody else I've heard, would, would think their upside is a little capped.
Alberto LuceroHOST
21:34
Things can be great, but obviously losing LeBron James is tough because the dude is still playing at a high level.
Alberto LuceroHOST
21:43
But I think Rob Pelinka did a good job of grouping on the fly and built a team that fits alongside Luka.
Alberto LuceroHOST
21:50
And of course, if Luka could stay healthy, they could possibly be a really good team.
Alberto LuceroHOST
21:54
And Luka's in great shape.
Andy KamenetzkyHOST
10:28
Well, well, it, it puts pressure on Cam Carr and Adu Thiero.
Andy KamenetzkyHOST
10:32
What, who it really puts pressure on is Rob Pelinka.
Andy KamenetzkyHOST
10:36
That's the guy that's truly under pressure because-
Brian KamenetzkyHOST
10:39
Well, it's, it, but, but before he makes another pick in the year 2093.
Andy KamenetzkyHOST
10:53
Like, but he's-
Brian KamenetzkyHOST
10:54
I, I, I don't...
Brian KamenetzkyHOST
10:55
Well, let's talk, we'll talk about this next because I think I, I, of all the things that I think will influence whether or not the new regime, once it finally arrives, keeps Rob Pelinka, I wonder if we see this on the same level.
Brian KamenetzkyHOST
11:12
So we'll get to it next.
Darius SorianoHOST
28:27
That said, I always think those ideas need to be backed up by your own personal philosophies as to, like, what makes a player good versus what makes a player bad.
Darius SorianoHOST
28:37
And this is where I think Rob's background as an agent can hurt him because agents, to me, a lot of times, when you're as big as Rob Pelinka was, you're fighting after the same 25 to 30 of, like, some of the best players in the league.
Darius SorianoHOST
28:53
Now, your entire roster isn't gonna be Kobe Bryants and Chris Bosches and James Hardens the way that Pelinka's was.
Darius SorianoHOST
29:02
He had other guys who he represented as well who were lower on the food chain.
Pete ZayasHOST
32:30
They were right up there with the best teams in the league of drafting really good players later in the draft.
Pete ZayasHOST
32:37
The very simple point I wanna end with is, in retrospect, and I was telling you about this at the time, but a lot has come out since then.
Pete ZayasHOST
32:45
It was very obvious that there was conflict between the scouting department and the head of that, a- who was the assistant GM but also an owner, and then the GM of the team in Rob Pelinka.
Pete ZayasHOST
32:57
And is it any wonder that they screw up the two draft picks when there are two factions, when those two factions are actually supposed to be working in tandem and in harmony with each other, but they're not.
Craig CartonHOST
13:37
He will get a job within 24 hours in the NBA.
Craig CartonHOST
13:40
But the real story as to why J.J. Redick and Rob Pelinka chose Bronny James is far more interesting than the choice itself.
Craig CartonHOST
13:49
So let me give you the quick background on it.
Craig CartonHOST
13:52
J.J. Redick got the job to be the head coach of the Lakers a couple years ago solely because LeBron James wanted him to be hired after doing a podcast with him for a couple months.
Steve MasonHOST
19:30
That's my logic.
Steve MasonHOST
19:31
So you don't like what Rob Pelinka has done? I do, because I think they've gotten younger and more athletic.
Steve MasonHOST
19:37
But look at the West.
Steve MasonHOST
19:39
Are they better than Minnesota?

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