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nimannn
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| emplay wrote: |
bynum probably won't be back this year - he needs 6 weeks to get back to where he was before - if it reponds by then great - if not he's out longer.
we should all move on already - we're restating the same thing over and over again |
6 weeks from when you wrote this article is May 22 aka during the WCF so there is still some chance that he returns. I'm not moving on yet knowing that he is the key to our championship. |
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PowerGriz
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Let me try this again
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Can we drop the issue of Bynum and the doctors? There's plenty of threads about that already
My whole point in bringing back this thread is....
.... HAVE FAITH !!!
Even without Bynum we could win it all!!! This is a freaking awesome team! |
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Radner
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| Posted: Fri Apr 18, 2008 8:55 am Post subject: |
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| 81Kobe wrote: |
From Yahoo Sports 4/17/08:
1. Los Angeles Lakers: When will Andrew Bynum return?
A better question: Do the Lakers care? By now the Lakers have demonstrated that they likely have enough to survive a playoff run through the rough West terrain without their young center. Pau Gasol has been near-perfect in the triangle offense and Lamar Odom poses matchup problems for opposing forwards, big and small.
Bynum’s last medical update didn’t sound too promising. He said last week his knee remained unstable, and the Lakers certainly don’t seem to be expecting him back for the first round of the playoffs. If Bynum does eventually return, he’ll need time to regain some rhythm and adjust to playing with Gasol. Trying to do that in the playoffs won’t be easy.
So, are the Lakers better off without Bynum? No. At the least, he’ll provide a little shot-blocking and rebounding, and he’ll have six fouls to offer should Los Angeles meet up with Tim Duncan or Shaquille O’Neal. But the last couple of months have proved that while Bynum would still be a welcome addition to the Lakers’ rotation, he isn’t a necessity. |
I think they're jumping to conclusions with Bynum not being a necessity.
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Psychobroker
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| Posted: Fri Apr 18, 2008 11:20 am Post subject: |
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Guys, PLEASE stop responding to NMN and his contingent of sockpuppets. He's just trolling and looking to sitr the pot. Please, don't feed the trolls!
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PowerGriz
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| Posted: Thu Jun 05, 2008 4:03 am Post subject: |
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This will only make our championship even more memorable
Have FAITH, people |
Anybody with me yet? 
Even without Bynum, this is still an awesome team  |
How about now? 
I've been saying this since the beginning. Do you believe now?
With or without Andre we will win this title |
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