"你知道我是所有关于业务，"鲍尔在单曲中说。"洛杉矶会后悔他们的决定。
伦佐·鲍尔声称他并不打算惹恼任何人。
这位21岁的佩利肯斯后卫周四在推特上说，他并没有在他的新单曲《最后的日子》中"贬低"湖人。
鲍尔写道："我不会贬低任何我爱洛杉矶的人。"我用我的音乐作为表达我生活中发生的事情，现在#50and30了！让我知道大家最喜欢的曲目。
我不会贬低任何我爱洛杉矶的人。我用我的音乐作为一个出口来表达发生在我的生活#50and30现在！让我知道你所有最喜欢的曲目??pic.twitter.com/xBhI3Ld6ZK
• 伦佐球 （@ZO2_） 八月 29， 2019 鲍尔最初被湖人队选中，在2017年选秀中以2号选秀权当选。他在洛杉矶度过了他的前两个NBA赛季，然后被派到新奥尔良——和乔希·哈特、布兰登·英格拉姆和多个首轮选秀权——作为交换球星安东尼·戴维斯。
球在赛道上听到说： "你知道我所有关于业务。洛杉矶会后悔他们的决定的直接到钱，你知道我们如何得到它。我们计算现金，我们加起来的数字" 在与湖人队的99场比赛中，他场均得10.0分和6.4次助攻，而场均投篮命中率仅为38%。
"老实说，我很兴奋，"鲍尔上个月告诉ESPN关于交易的事情。"我想有人很快就会搬家。我知道安东尼·戴维斯想变坏任何时候，你都可以得到这样的人，你将不得不做你必须做的，才能得到他。所以，老实说，我已经只是在等待了，我很高兴和两个我舒适的家伙在B.I.（英格拉姆）和JHart（哈特）。看到我们能做些什么，我很兴奋。
"我告诉人们，当我是一个新秀，我可能会很伤心。刚从洛杉矶来，我全家都在这里，想成为一名湖人。但是在联赛中效力两年，知道这是一项生意，只要你能上场，这本身就是一件幸事。
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Lonzo Ball claims he wasn’t ‘dissing’ Lakers in new song
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“You know I’m all about business," Ball said in the single. "L.A. is gonna regret their decision."
Lonzo Ball claims he didn't intend to upset anyone.
The 21-year-old Pelicans guard said Thursday on Twitter he wasn't "dissing" the Lakers in his new single "Last Days."
"I’m not dissing anybody I loved my time in LA," Ball wrote. "I use my music as an outlet to express things that happen in my life #50and30 out now! Let me know y’all favorite track."
I’m not dissing anybody I loved my time in LA. I use my music as an outlet to express things that happen in my life #50and30 out now! Let me know y’all favorite track ?? pic.twitter.com/xBhI3Ld6ZK
— Lonzo Ball (@ZO2_) August 29, 2019 Ball was originally selected by the Lakers with the No. 2 pick in the 2017 draft. He spent his first two NBA seasons in Los Angeles before he was sent to New Orleans — along with Josh Hart, Brandon Ingram and multiple first-round picks — in exchange for star Anthony Davis.
Ball is heard on the track saying: “You know I’m all about business. L.A. is gonna regret their decision. Straight to the money, you know how we get it. We count up the cash and we add up the digits” Ball averaged 10.0 points and 6.4 assists while shooting just 38% from the field over his 99 games with the Lakers.
"I was excited, honestly," Ball told ESPN last month about the trade. "I kind of figured someone was going to get moved soon enough. I knew Anthony Davis wanted to come bad. Anytime you can get a guy like that, you are going to have to do what you have to do to get him. So I was kind of already just waiting for it, honestly, and I was happy to go with two guys I am comfortable with in B.I. (Ingram) and JHart (Hart). I am excited to see what we can do.
"I tell people when I was a rookie, I probably would have been sad. Just being from L.A., having my whole family here and wanting to be a Laker. But being in the league for two years, knowing it's a business, as long you get to play, that's a blessing in itself."
