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ABM · 05-07-2008, 06:30 PM

Need I say more?

sabas4mvp · 05-07-2008, 06:34 PM

Look at the expression on Powe's face. Where did you get that pic? For some reason I think I made it.

Sug · 05-07-2008, 06:37 PM

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Look at the expression on Powe's face. Where did you get that pic? For some reason I think I made it.

That is a great look of fear.

DaRizzle · 05-07-2008, 06:38 PM

Photoshoped...he cant jump

ABM · 05-07-2008, 06:44 PM

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Look at the expression on Powe's face. Where did you get that pic? For some reason I think I made it.

For reals?

Here: http://media.funlol.com/content/img/...ys-get-out.jpg

**Dan** · 05-07-2008, 06:46 PM

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Photoshoped...he cant jump

All seriousness Da, do Laker fans fear that Bynum might have a career long issue with his knee? Do they think he might go for a MF and miss (most of) next year?

**Dan** · 05-07-2008, 06:47 PM

The funniest thing about this picture is that Damon Stoudamire could stand up under his feet there.

sabas4mvp · 05-07-2008, 06:47 PM

Ya, I remember putting that exact text on it and posting it on another forum, guess it spread around a bit. Yup, just found it on my computer created on July 9th.

It's_GO_Time · 05-07-2008, 06:48 PM

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Photoshoped...he cant jump

That's it . . . you keep believeing that Laker fan . . . Oden can't jump, nothing to worry about here. : )

DaRizzle · 05-07-2008, 07:03 PM

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All seriousness Da, do Laker fans fear that Bynum might have a career long issue with his knee? Do they think he might go for a MF and miss (most of) next year?

Well i dont know about MF surgery since isnt that to help with small fractures in the bone? His problem is ligaments and the muscle being strong enough to hold his kneecap in place. It has become ridiculous since the injury with all the timetables Lakers staff have givin when estimating his return.

Right now he is going for a 2nd opinion with a doctor in jersey who perform surgery on Bynums OTHER knee when he was 12. All I know is is if Bynum has knee surgery 5 months after the injury that is really ****ed up. People have brought up the incompetence of the Lakers training staff as part of the problem. When Malone was a Laker and injured his knee the Lakers staff misdiagnosed it as a strain instead of a tear which it actually was. He had to get his own 2nd opinion to find this out, 3 months after the injury!

Lakers have had a lot of problems with injuries these last couple of years. Our trainer who has been here since the 80's in archaic in his methods. No new techniques or technology. IMO that is why a lot of our players are "slow healers". I really want a new training staff next year top to bottom.

There will be no Willis Reed moment in the finals for Bynum. Its a dark time right now for Bynum and his injry, a lot more will be know in the next month I suspect

ehizzy3 · 05-07-2008, 07:11 PM

i feel bad because i don't wish injury on anyone..but deeeeeeeeeeeeep down inside. i got this little hope bynum gets micro fracture surgery

DaRizzle · 05-07-2008, 07:12 PM

^bad karma

**Dan** · 05-07-2008, 07:15 PM

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Well i dont know about MF surgery since isnt that to help with small fractures in the bone? His problem is ligaments and the muscle being strong enough to hold his kneecap in place. It has become ridiculous since the injury with all the timetables Lakers staff have givin when estimating his return.

I don't know. I think Zach's MF was based on a bone bruise, and wasn't that also part of the issue with Bynum?

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Right now he is going for a 2nd opinion with a doctor in jersey who perform surgery on Bynums OTHER knee when he was 12. All I know is is if Bynum has knee surgery 5 months after the injury that is really ****ed up. People have brought up the incompetence of the Lakers training staff as part of the problem. When Malone was a Laker and injured his knee the Lakers staff misdiagnosed it as a strain instead of a tear which it actually was. He had to get his own 2nd opinion to find this out, 3 months after the injury!

Lakers have had a lot of problems with injuries these last couple of years. Our trainer who has been here since the 80's in archaic in his methods. No new techniques or technology. IMO that is why a lot of our players are "slow healers". I really want a new training staff next year top to bottom.

There will be no Willis Reed moment in the finals for Bynum. Its a dark time right now for Bynum and his injry, a lot more will be know in the next month I suspect

Doesn't Bynum have legit injury issues when he was in high school, in that he played a very limited # of games?

Having a 2nd surgery so soon after the first one, is not a good sign. It seems to suggest that it wasn't done right the first time OR he miss re-habed.

DaRizzle · 05-07-2008, 07:22 PM

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I don't know. I think Zach's MF was based on a bone bruise, and wasn't that also part of the issue with Bynum?

I was under the impression that it had more to do with stretched out ligaments.

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Doesn't Bynum have legit injury issues when he was in high school, in that he played a very limited # of games?

Honestly, not really sure

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