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If the Bosh for Bynum trade somehow manages to go through. BIG IF. What are the chances that Bosh re-signs with the Lakers after the season?
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Nets are not going to get rid of Lopez for Bynum. It's impossible to find a good center, and he is young too. Not going to happenOriginally Posted by Drizzyd
Ive really not been feelin Bynum all season.. dude is a <>, slow, and has definitely lost some explosiveness already. I knowww you guys gotta remember Bynum bashin' on foos all day long before he got hurt last season.
I say we get rid of Bynum, Farmar, & Powell for Brook Lopez and Devin Harris. Dont sleep on Lopez now..check the stats
I really just cant stand Bynum anymore, I hope he makes me eat my words but thats definitely how I feel.
Originally Posted by Grimey
We'll look at it this way.. Gasol had that game he has every season where he lets the team down and he knows he has to STEP UP from now on.
Originally Posted by ex carrabba fan
What's so bizarre to me is how the Lakers really don't "look" that great defensively yet they lead the league in opposing FG %.
I feel like Ron has been a let down thus far on both sides of the floor. We shall see
bingo! the Magic swept us last yr to in the regular season and look what happened in the finals..Originally Posted by dyyhard
Originally Posted by Grimey
We'll look at it this way.. Gasol had that game he has every season where he lets the team down and he knows he has to STEP UP from now on.
We all know he can step up. He's done it before. Not even worried right now, wake me up when the playoffs start. Only thing I'll be worried about is if there are injuries come May/June(KG last year, Bynum year before). Cavs are hungry, no question about it, but then again so is every elite team that hasn't tasted the finals in x years. As far as Ron, we'll see his best come playoff time. I think he's somewhat forced to conform to the Lakers core mentality, who's desire is a bit tempered right now.
Part of going through the whole championship experience is to put things into perspective. Part of that is not to overreact especially to a loss.