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Originally Posted by jbruin152
You're right about him being be to score but i think the upside to Lamar's game was on the rebounding department. He was outhustling everyone, Lakers and Nuggets to the ball.
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Originally Posted by jbruin152
You're right about him being be to score but i think the upside to Lamar's game was on the rebounding department. He was outhustling everyone, Lakers and Nuggets to the ball.
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lol i couldnt help but post this. It's messed up but i thought it was funny.
^ Yea, I kinda feel bad for laughing too, but Lamar's reaction and Van Gundy's comments cracked me up even more.
Lamar's been solid for us all season.Quote:
Originally Posted by borinka99
^ He has still disappeared at times, but he's been on his game lately. He plays much better w/o the pressure of being the #2 option.
When Lamar is able to smoke a big fatty...he calms down and is able to keep his head in the game
My biggest question is when the hell is Andrew coming back. I thought he would be back two weeks ago. But hopefully we see him in the second round and work him off the bench. This would change the team's defense and perhaps we can keep the games sub 100.
Lakers' Jackson says return for Bynum unlikely - LA Daily News
ESPN - Lakers prepared to go on without Bynum for playoffs - NBA
I'd be surprised to see him back at all this year.
Well i guess it is better on the long run to not have him play this year anyway. Oh what could be with Bynum and Ariza.
As solid as missing enough layups and 1 for 2 at the charity stripe...But, if continues to play aggressive THROUGHOUT the playoff, Boston wouldn't be able to stop them!Quote:
Originally Posted by DiehardKingsFan
