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Knee Problems Keep Bynum From Completing Full Practice
Laker center Andrew Bynum sat out the majority of practice because of knee discomfort, the L.A. Times are reporting.
The move was more precautionary than anything, but it is the same right knee that sidelined him for 32 games because of a torn medial collateral ligament.
Lakers Coach Phil Jackson indicated the soreness might be related to the bulky brace Bynum had worn since returning six games ago.
"I don't think it's anything that the training staff thought was structural," Jackson said. "Some of it's due to [the] brace, wearing the brace and the inhibiting of the brace of the motions. I think it's all capable of working out, but he did not work much on the court [Wednesday] at all."
A team spokesman told the Times that Bynum would play in game 3 on Thursday.
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Keep racking up those minutes Andrew...
I'm telling you, Laker fans, this dude is not built solid, man. Trade him or let his contract expire and get someone less injury prone;something.
Originally Posted by GaBeGRaMs
outtacontrol. I know ya starving for a chip in Cleveland, but don't you want to beat every team while they are AT best ? Like I would think it would be more satisfying. ?
Originally Posted by d0nt w0rry about it
Originally Posted by GaBeGRaMs
outtacontrol. I know ya starving for a chip in Cleveland, but don't you want to beat every team while they are AT best ? Like I would think it would be more satisfying. ?
on one hand, you want to beat teams when they are at their best for sake of competition..
..on the other hand, you want every single advantage possible that makes it easier for you to win a championship. sure, people might knock your squad for not beating a team at its absolute best, but that doesn't take the championship away.
