L4L wrote:Hate to be a chicken little, but seems like this year is now just a warm-up for next.
KB+KG=DOMINATION wrote:while that would explain them wanting kobe to get the surgery now which it would i believe
War Machine wrote:Lakers Medical Staff is the worst in the entire NBA.
L4L wrote:KB+KG=DOMINATION wrote:while that would explain them wanting kobe to get the surgery now which it would i believe
I'm not saying pack up the year at all. However, I'm saying we will not win this year and the primary thing that will come from this season is playoff experience and gel time with Gasol.
KB+KG=DOMINATION wrote:in all honestly taking off the homer glasses i truly see no one better than us and i think phil and kobe see the same thing.
Andrew Bynum said he hoped to begin running in a swimming pool later this week, the latest step in his rehabilitation from a left knee injury that has sidelined him for more than five weeks.
The swelling is out of his knee and he has not had any setbacks in his recovery, although he will not return at the beginning of the timetable established by the Lakers of "at least eight weeks" from the time of the injury.
rayboi8 wrote:
Did you forget that we still have KOBE, GASOL, LAMAR, Phil, and some of the best role players in the entire league. Why in hell would we not try to win it this year when we are winning games left and right even without Bynum.
Furious Laker wrote:Andrew Bynum said he hoped to begin running in a swimming pool later this week, the latest step in his rehabilitation from a left knee injury that has sidelined him for more than five weeks.
The swelling is out of his knee and he has not had any setbacks in his recovery, although he will not return at the beginning of the timetable established by the Lakers of "at least eight weeks" from the time of the injury.
http://www.latimes.com/sports/basketbal ... 6611.story

L4L wrote:Furious Laker wrote:Andrew Bynum said he hoped to begin running in a swimming pool later this week, the latest step in his rehabilitation from a left knee injury that has sidelined him for more than five weeks.
The swelling is out of his knee and he has not had any setbacks in his recovery, although he will not return at the beginning of the timetable established by the Lakers of "at least eight weeks" from the time of the injury.
http://www.latimes.com/sports/basketbal ... 6611.story
KB+KG=DOMINATION wrote:L4L wrote:Furious Laker wrote:Andrew Bynum said he hoped to begin running in a swimming pool later this week, the latest step in his rehabilitation from a left knee injury that has sidelined him for more than five weeks.
The swelling is out of his knee and he has not had any setbacks in his recovery, although he will not return at the beginning of the timetable established by the Lakers of "at least eight weeks" from the time of the injury.
http://www.latimes.com/sports/basketbal ... 6611.story
they will keep him out 2 weeks possibly 1 after hes healthy

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