hoopsaddict.com - 8/29/2008
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A look at the considerable pressure on Andrew Bynum, the key to the Los Angeles Lakers' season. A healthy Bynum is not only the key to their future, but their present as well. His play will dictate if the team can repeat their Finals run just as much as that of Kobe, Gasol, or Odom.
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... Trevor Smith of Hoops Addict: “The Los Angeles Lakers are hoping to repeat their surprising run to the NBA Finals this season. Incredibly, their fate lies not in the shooting hand of Kobe Bryant, the legs of Pau Gasol, or even the shoulder Lamar Odom. Instead, the Lakers’ destiny rests on the knee of Andrew Bynum. Last season, Bynum surprised many with how far his game had developed. The young post player from Plainsboro, New Jersey showed significant improvement in his offensive arsenal, defensive timing, and maturity. From his scene-stealing 28 point performance against ...
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