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Lakers' Lamar Odom sets his mind to new role off the bench

 
He wrestled with the idea of being the team's sixth man, saying, 'It humbles you.' But by deferring to the decision-makers, he sees lots of playing time. > In his mind, Lamar Odom had to mentally accept his new role with the Lakers so he could let go of the old and embrace the new. (link)

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