Really? Anthony Randolph has hops too?

Ball Don't Lie found this 7/21/2008 on www.odenized.com [flag]

Odenized video clip on YouTube | Download Yesterday Kevin Love proved he possesses some athleticism...Today, Anthony Randolph proved he's going to be an absolute monster . [link]

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Summer league notes, via the 'sphere
Published 7/21/2008 by J.E. Skeets at Ball Don't Lie
... reviewing Brown's four game log, I'm convinced ... bring this guy into training camp already!" Maurice Brooks, TrueHoop: "When Carmelo Anthony walked into the arena, two huge body guards walked closely behind him keeping an eye on his every move. Meanwhile, fellow superstars Deron Williams, Chris Paul and O.J. Mayo today and LeBron James on Saturday moved around the arena body guard free." Odenized: "[Thursday], Kevin Love proved he possesses some athleticism ... ...

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