I predicted the Lakers would go to the finals assuming Bynum would come back.
"Lakers coach Phil Jackson acknowledged Monday for the first time that injured center Andrew Bynum's chances of playing again this season were 'remote.'"
To me, this throws a big problem in the Lakers plans.
How big of an impact do yall think this will have?
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I also predicted Houston winning without knowing that their starting point gaurd would be out. You can see the affects of that already.
i think we all made that mistake.
with the race so tight this year, i really doubt any team with missing starters is going to win. la is good, but not that good.
I guess I've been following it a little closer than most :).
About a week before the playoffs, Phil backed off a predictiont that Bynum would play a game or two before the end of the season adding that the 1st round might not even happen. At that point, I had to assume the team is what they've got right now. No Bynum, no Ariza.
I don't know, i still think LAS chances are (relatively) decent. Though what i see tonight will help me solidify or unsolidify my opinion.
As long as the play solid defense, i think they still got plenty of scoring options.
Has there ever been mention of that finger Kobe is supposed to have surgery on? Is that finger still messed up? does he still need surgery? Is it taped during games? What's up Jeremy?
Well, i been doing way more work on here lately:) Though ever since the playoffs started to loom, i come more frequently. And have prob spent like 20 minutes a day. i do my posts really fast noramlly.
But today, i don't know, i am just going and going for some reason. i'm embarresed to say, but it think i spent 2 hours reading about basketball and posting about basketball today. Though mostly about dwight howard and centers.
what the hell? that last post is in the wrong thread. lol. i accident left a page open and didn't know it. hoohoo.
It was in reference to jake saying i work more here than him at his job:)
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