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Bynum to the bench
Anyone else think Phil will do this? I think Bynum going to the bench when he comes back makes sense...Our starting line-up as it is dominating teams but replacing Mbenga with Bynum for our 2nd unit will put opposing teams under constant attack. Any thoughts?
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tungtwista wrote:i think he's going to be coming off the bench the first couple of games, then ease is way back to the starting lineup


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Definitely... That will allow him to integrate back into the system and game shape slowly, no need to rush things... He will get a lot of minutes with Pau though to see how they fit together on offense... He will most likely come off the bench for his first 5-10 games back
Fisher/Farmar
Kobe/Sasha
Radman/Luke
Lamar/Turiaf
Pau/Bynum
When the playoffs start, we should be ready to go with
Fisher/Farmar
Kobe/Sasha
Radman/Luke/Ariza (all 3 will hopefully be 100% by then)
Pau/Ronny
Bynum/Mihm
Fisher/Farmar
Kobe/Sasha
Radman/Luke
Lamar/Turiaf
Pau/Bynum
When the playoffs start, we should be ready to go with
Fisher/Farmar
Kobe/Sasha
Radman/Luke/Ariza (all 3 will hopefully be 100% by then)
Pau/Ronny
Bynum/Mihm
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So Odom doesn't make your playoff rosterThat Nicka wrote:Definitely... That will allow him to integrate back into the system and game shape slowly, no need to rush things... He will get a lot of minutes with Pau though to see how they fit together on offense... He will most likely come off the bench for his first 5-10 games back
Fisher/Farmar
Kobe/Sasha
Radman/Luke
Lamar/Turiaf
Pau/Bynum
When the playoffs start, we should be ready to go with
Fisher/Farmar
Kobe/Sasha
Radman/Luke/Ariza (all 3 will hopefully be 100% by then)
Pau/Ronny
Bynum/Mihm


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crackjack wrote:I've mentioned the possibility that it might not be as seamless of a transition period for Gasol and Bynum to mesh together.
I've used Randolph and Curry as an example of how difficult it is to acclimate two low post players together.
Except that Bynum's or Gasol's as*holes have higher IQ than both Randolph and Curry together, not to talk about work ethic... I
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Pau has always during his career in Memphis asked for a center so he could move to PF, now that he has a good one i dont think there is any chance that both on the court would be a problem, prolly offensively they'll need some time to match together and bynum will have to leave the paint sometimes so gasol can play 1on1 against the PF, but defensively both will improve a lot.
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crackjack wrote:I've mentioned the possibility that it might not be as seamless of a transition period for Gasol and Bynum to mesh together.
I've used Randolph and Curry as an example of how difficult it is to acclimate two low post players together.
Except Gasol is excellent also in high post and has better range than Randolph (not to mention him being also more versatile and all other advantages of the Lakers duo) - so it's not such a problem.
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magic#32 wrote:Pau has always during his career in Memphis asked for a center so he could move to PF, now that he has a good one i dont think there is any chance that both on the court would be a problem, prolly offensively they'll need some time to match together and bynum will have to leave the paint sometimes so gasol can play 1on1 against the PF, but defensively both will improve a lot.
Actually, Pau is a PF and spent his best years there. He was a center only recently, out of necessity, and even it changed once Grizzlies acquired Milicic. Gasol is a player in KG's mold: he can be a C, but is better in different role.
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magic#32 wrote:Pau has always during his career in Memphis asked for a center so he could move to PF, now that he has a good one i dont think there is any chance that both on the court would be a problem, prolly offensively they'll need some time to match together and bynum will have to leave the paint sometimes so gasol can play 1on1 against the PF, but defensively both will improve a lot.
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